richard lister there at twickenham, thank you.ween police and protestors in algeria, after tens of thousands of people again took to the streets calling for a new generation of political leaders. police fired tear gas and water cannon at the demonstrators, many of them young, and who were marching for the eighth friday in a row. they're angry at the appointment of abdelkader bensalah as interim leader, saying he's too close to the former president, who was forced out of office ten days ago after years of repressive rule. mr bensalah has promised free elections, but opponents say it's a ploy by the ruling elite to cling onto power. well, our correspondent 0rla guerin is live in the capital algiers for us tonight. well, once again today, the demonstrators showed strength in numbers, with a huge turnout on the streets, and tonight, algiers is counting the cost. the authorities say close to 200 protesters were arrested and around 100 police officers were injured. reformers here say the protests will continue as long as the old regime

it isn't quite twickenham, is it?aying surface. could be a different change of scene for leicester next year if things don't work out for them and that huge match tonight. they will certainly be hoping to stay in the top flight tonight. it's a busy night. especially if you are from leicester or newcastle. those two tea ms from leicester or newcastle. those two teams are meeting in the premier league football league later. leicester are chasing a seventh place finish in the premier league and a possible route into europe next season, while newcastle will hope to gain one more win to dismiss any lingering fears of relegation. let's have a look at how the rest of the premier league shapes. two massive games on sunday with the top two in the premier league both playing. second placed manchester city are at crystal palace. hoping for a slip up from them will be leaders liverpool, of course, massive game at anfield on sunday, one of the banana peels to avoid slipping on against chelsea. well, ahead of that game, a video has

looking at these figures, i would like to reinforce the comments from the right honourable member for twickenhamregret what the honourable member for grantham had to do, but if you were to link to his proposal the opportunity to have a public vote, we would have a huge majority in this house. the idea that we would avoid doing that for fear of the democratic moment of the european elections is frankly absurd. why would we be afraid of one democratic event and the fear of that, avoid a further one? that makes no sense. the prime minister's deal is dead. we should look at where the majorities and this house lie. they lie with a softer brexit, going against a people's vote to the country. point of order, the father of the house, mr kenneth clarke. mr speaker, i have got a damn site near a majority in this house than anybody else has so far. i fear the malthouse compromise is dead. three is quite near. we cannot go on with everybody voting against every proposition. there were people who wa nt proposition. there were people who want a people's vote who wouldn't vote for my motion because they though