from the celtic nations is that a way fruit for to the some a for one man who says that is as peter oborne a political commentator peter welcome to the examiner shield i know very much the prime minister she is like a wagon train so i ended by hostiles she's got the house a lot of the committee rebellious backbenchers divisions in the cabinet the scots some revolting and islander still hasn't been solved how can she possibly solve that breaks that conundrum. what she's doing be doing remarkably well so far i mean every commentator in the land that's written or off endlessly we've had these one crisis after another where all the experts say she's about to be. out and so far she's in a very difficult circumstances then i think rather a smart balancing act but it's more than just a question of surviving i mean beyond prime minister leading just staying there is there any saying that she can lead this divided party in the direction she wants to go. so far she's done exactly that i mean the way i read it and made the maybe other ways of doing that but is that she's determined has been from the

we'll speak to lord adonis and peter oborne.nd stephen smith moves into his new pad — a micro—flat of tiny proportions. this is going to be the best. can i just see if i would fit in. as you say, no mattress. but it is the right size. you are rather talli wouldn't say it was roomy, but i do fit in the slot. good evening. westminster is tonight in a febrile state. in the lobbies the talk is of backstops, amendments, and possible resignations over brexit. what does all that mean? essentially that the prime minister has still not managed to rally her cabinet around a unified position and — yes, we've heard it before — that something or someone will have to give. at times today there were predictions of the imminent resignation of david davis, the brexit secretary. well, he hasn't gone, not yet anyway. what does the rest of the eu think of all this? we'll come to that in a moment. but first our political editor, nick watt, is here to decode the days events. what has been happening? we have a very public cabinet show down on brexit a

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