isa through the british parliamentm is a good point because in one sense you could copy and paste them the leaders of the doorstepping reporters today on the irish prime ministers said that they had agreed by consensus not to talk about the what ifs. just in case they end up doing something that inadvertently could affect the vote goes they first of all do not wa nt to vote goes they first of all do not want to see this withdrawal agreement reopened again or we negotiated. only one leader seem to have stepped out of line today, the president of lithuania who said it things did not go to plan in the british parliament then either there would be no deal or they would have to re—negotiate. so i think the other leaders have been told to step back. the feeling if theresa may came knocking, perhaps they would at first pretend they were not in. because they do not want to have that question again, they believed this was the important bit today and they are all aware how it is going to be difficult in the days to come on this side of the water. december the 10th is the likely date for that br

happen to be meaningful vote in parliament. if she stays, what will happen to be meaningful vote in parliamentms, what will happen to be meaningfulvote in parliament. it is extraordinaire. watching the press conference yesterday that she gave, that too is very late for, and we are all wondering why and what was going on, and why there were such a delay, but she came out and her initials -- initial delay, but she came out and her initials —— initial words, i was convinced was going to resign. but that she became more defiant. that was a parting shot, my deal, my way 01’ was a parting shot, my deal, my way or the highway. a high stakes game of political brick mansion. duty will work is that do enough to convince people on the margins? me because they now if it is working. we need to see what is happening the 1922 committee and they will not come out and say we have the 48 letters, because soon as they do, the speculation goes on. we will need to see how a place through the weekend. but she does best at what else can she do? what will happen if she resigns? we will go into total chaos, and, you kn

pushing it until it gets through parliament. here she would carry on pushing it until it gets through parliamentmow wake up, people! the sun is no fan of eight! exactly. i take up, people! the sun is no fan of eight! exactly. itake the up, people! the sun is no fan of eight! exactly. i take the figure with a pinch of salt —— the sun is i'io with a pinch of salt —— the sun is no fan of it. what are you thinking? around 100 you were saying. i think the same. the significant thing is numberio has the same. the significant thing is number 10 has warned the pm will not ditch the deal and it will keep pushing it through parliament until it passes. that comes straight out of the eu rulebook, doesn't it? fred juncker, jean—claude juncker, you've got a country that says we don't like the new, we want a referendum, and when you're told that that's not 0k and when you're told that that's not ok you do it again until you get it right —— the eu. they've got previous. theresa may has learned from that. if she loses in the first time around, there might be some sort of mechanism where people have the chance to