what did you make of that story, prashant?ink it speaks to the complexity and the difficulty of running a school in the modern world but also, to your point, as these issues have come up, it is fairly natural as well for teenagers to think that they may be affected by them and in myriad different ways. i have no concept of how i would handle a situation like this, to be brutally frank. because there are so many things lying around. you speak to the idea that they are sobering to some measure of autism. they may well be transgender. it is hard. this is an issue that has been discussed more and more now in society. yes, and i think it is an issue that a lot of people can find quite hard to talk about because some people just say there should be no debate at all. you have two sides. when they have these things, it does get very fiery and the teacher who has decided to stay anonymous because she is scared that she could lose a job if she was to publicly come out, says that lots of the teachers sometimes query whether these pupils

at 9.35am, this morning's reviewers are katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator and prashant rao, international editor of the atlantic. the former brexit secretary, dominic raab, is accusing the prime minister of failing to stand up to a bullying european union. in an interview in the sunday times newspaper today, mr raab, who resigned over the draft withdrawal agreement last week, said there had been a lack of resolve with brussels. he suggested britain walk away from negotiations rather than be bullied. theresa may has rejected suggestions the terms of the agreement can now be changed. let's talk now to our political correspondent peter saull. what else has dominic raab been saying? he insists that he is still behind the prime minister but a thinly veiled criticism from the former brexit secretary in today's sunday times suggesting that the prime minister did not do nearly enough to stand up to what he calls the brussels bullies, and if we cannot get anything better than the current deal, he says we should be prepared to leave the european union without any deal whatsoever.

prashant: perhaps, but housing is so psychological.start to wonder whether it is shaky, it's a little difficult to fix that. momentum is really important. housing market loses momentum, getting it back will be hard. -- jon: great perspective. prashant gopal. joining us from boston with the latest on the homebuilding story. it's official in massachusetts, recreational cannabis is now on sale in the first cannabis dispensaries opening their doors, as some cases, some long lines, upwards of two hours as we continue to see a across the united states moving into the world of recreational legal weed. canada, but itg is just for to 10 states and washington, d.c.. when it comes to medical marijuana, 33 states have legalized it, but even in massachusetts, this was a long time coming. it's been more than two years after voters decided to legalize nonmedical cannabis. it's really just in to see this progress towards recreational marijuana or change in that trend moving. jon: absolutely. shery: the figure check of the markets before we go. jon,e s