tim shipman, a political editorfor the sunday time who was good at digging out what is going on behindrisjohnson is to offer eu leaders what he describes as an historic bargain. basically he is hoping to deliver a deal or an agreement on no deal including a number of side deals which would smooth the progress through. either way, it which would smooth the progress through. eitherway, it is which would smooth the progress through. either way, it is clear borisjohnson through. either way, it is clear boris johnson wants to through. either way, it is clear borisjohnson wants to get brexit done and does not want the difficulty of relying on an extension, he does not want the question of whether they should go ahead at all. he cannot do this because there is the parliamentary situation where a no—deal is something he can go ahead with but what is interesting is, he's having talks with emmanuel and angle of merkel and everybody. —— angela merkel. he is trying to get to this deal by the 31st of october as though everything depends on it. the other thing coming up in the last two days is notju

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a momentous week in politics and what tim shipman is writing about here is the idea boris will offerl departure by october the 31st. on monday we have the queen speech, with up to 22 bills mentioned. thursday and friday, there will be an eu summit in brussels and this is the crucial time when boris will have to get his deal through the eu and mp5 will, if the eu back this deal, will then have to look at it and consider whether they are going to back it. all of this intensive negotiation now, through the so—called tunnel. munication with the outside world, they get on with it. what do you think is going on in that tunnel? this is the question. how much compromise can boris johnson offer and how much compromise can he get through parliament? we will find out in about a week what is about to happen that thursday to friday, they will be in brussels for the european council meeting, this has been a balancing act. how much can you give while not giving away too much? everything is... and it is all around the irish border? there are in million other things three years ago that we did not ta

should get the news within the next days and here in westminster, to borrow a terrific line from tim shipmanimes, even the deadlock is deadlocked in deadlock. welcome to monday. later in the show we'll speak to the labour mpjim fitzpatrick and to the education secretary, gavin williamson. a lorry driver is due in court today, charged in connection with the deaths of 39 people found in a refrigerated lorry container in essex. maurice robinson is facing charges of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people and money laundering. our reporter andy moore is in grays, essex for us this morning. what is the latest you can bring us? three people who were arrested in the uk over the last three days have been questioned on suspicion of money sorry, people trafficking and also conspiracy to bring people into the uk. they have been released on bail. meanwhile, maurice robinson, who is 25, he will be appearing in court this morning. he is facing a number of counts, money laundering, people trafficking, and 39 counts of manslaughter. separate to that, belgian prosecutor is very interested in a lorry drive

this is tim shipman of the sunday times saying the withdrawal bill, let battle commence.s person at the huffington post says, a bit of history, the bill gets its first reading in the comments now. laura kuenssberg says, the hope to get it through by getting mps to sit until midnight tomorrow and wednesday and then hope to get to the final stage on thursday so the legislation goes to the lords on friday. not everybody is happy with this. chris leslie from labour says it's really dangerous. the government want to ram a bill of such significance through the commons with just three days scrutiny. give some other examples, treaty of rome, 30 days, the maastricht treaty, 29 days. lots of different comparisons. jonathan blake is at westminster for us. a few things to go through, jonathan. first remind us of the core jonathan. first remind us of the co re co nte nt jonathan. first remind us of the core content of this deal, please. the withdrawal agreement bill, which mps have been introduced to this evening, and will be looking through line by line before they get to debate and

i can't explain what that means, but david shipman definitely can.in the uk, a major police investigation is under way after 39 people were found dead in a refrigerated lorry. it was found on the side of a road in an industrial park in the county of essex. that is not far from that is not farfrom london. these pictures show the lorry being driven away under police escort. the victims‘ bodies were still inside. it's been taken to a secure facility for a forensic investigation. here's the police. early indications suggest that one of these people was a teenager. the rest are believed to be adults. a murder investigation was launched and the lorry driver, a 25—year—old man from northern ireland, was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody. at this stage, we have not identified where the victims are from or their identities, and we anticipate this could be a lengthy process. the lorry driver has been named as this man, mo robinson. he's from from county armagh in northern ireland. the lorry itself is registered by a company that's o