also with us this morning, paul scully, conservative mp.ce chair of the conservative party for the london region. jenny chapman is the labour mp for darlington and the shadow? brexit?minister. liberal democrat mp for oxford west and abingdon, layla moran. the lib dems want a referendum on the deal, as do the snp. joanna cherry is the snp mp for edinburgh south west. and finally, andrew bridgen is a conservative mp and member of the brexit supporting european research group. he wrote his letter to trigger a no—confidence vote in his boss. when was that? it was the 10th ofjuly after the deeply flawed chequers proposals came forward. we are where we are today because the prime minister did not listen to my concerns and many in the conservative party. you still can't get rid of her, can you? we are still trying. there is time yet. christmas is coming. we also have have two european journalists here — stefanie bolzen is the uk correspondent for german newspaper die welt. and rafa de miguel is the uk correspondent for spanish newspaper el pais. w

the prime minister was asked by paul scully, as you showed in your initial clip, as you showed in yourtion about mr corbyn‘s words, so he was on notice that colleagues would raise points of order after pmqs and mr corbyn did not stay, he left the chamber. i think mr corbyn has to return to the chamber and explain what he said and why he said it. and that will be an answer to the allegation. i take from that you don‘t accept his explanation that he said stupid people. we will leave that aside. is it in your view onto via bleep different from david cameron dismissing a labour mp with the words, calm down, dear? this was directed at the prime minister from the front bench, the opposition front bench. i am afraid my reading of it and if mr corbyn wants a conversation with me about the words he did actually use, he can explain to me why it looks as though he is saying stupid woman, i think that is different and i think he needs to explain what he said. wonder about the intervention of the leader of the intervention of the leader of the house, andrea leadsom. it suggested he said stupid woma

as you said that, our political editor, has been tweeting with me is the conservative vice—chair paul scullyave heard nothing either way, so we will see what she says. i hope that if there is any delay, that there is some meat in the speech in order to give people the confidence to actually back the deal. what could that need be? while she has got a summit in a couple of days' time, to go to brussels. to have got to have something that actually will be satisfying people to back the deal, because frankly, as far as i'm concerned, it is the only way of leaving in an orderly fashion. it also has to satisfy brussels, is that there is no point delaying thinner reason. commons is filling up thinner reason. commons is filling up as we speak. stephen, how much authority does theresa may have, and how much has she got now in comparison with if you hours ago before this decision?” comparison with if you hours ago before this decision? i mean this is deeply humiliating for the government and for the country. two is faced with two humiliating options, either go ahead and lose the vote, or pilots today.