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now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report brexit dealjitters. the pound reverses direction after concerns that the agreement could still be rejected by mps. wine, whiskey and woolly jumpers. just a few rejected by mps. wine, whiskey and woollyjumpers. just a few of rejected by mps. wine, whiskey and woolly jumpers. just a few of the rejected by mps. wine, whiskey and woollyjumpers. just a few of the eu exports hit with new us tariffs from today. hello and welcome to this friday edition of asia business report. let s start with none other than brexit. and that is because the uk prime minister says he is very confident that mps will back the new deal he has struck with the eu. that is despite opposition to concessions that boris johnson made is despite opposition to concessions that borisjohnson made on customs arrangements into northern ireland. it was expected to be and i fed voce vote and is scheduled for this saturday. but news of the agreement sent the po
answering questions on brexit. we have christian fraser and chris morris standing by to help yacht. any question you have got about where brexit has got to. while theresa may has been making her case in brussels, but let s be clear, this was not the situation she wanted to end up in. here s laura kunz berg saying. and let s the uk awaits its fate. a country that has a permanent seat work through how the prime minister on the un security council has shifted her position. first of will have its future decided all who she is talking about whether by its neighbours. this evening, the eu the brexit deal, she agreed with the will take two decisions eu could be changed. no such alternative deal exists. whether to grant a brexit extension, the political declaration sets and if does so, how long the framework for the future that extension will be. relationship, and the next phase the uk has no control of negotiations will be our chance to shape their relationship. over either decisi
dinner where praise is very much on the menu. we re here for the next couple of hours to take you through it all, hour. send in your questions. there is so much discussion about whether theresa may s brexit deal will get through parliament and of course it has been rejected twice and maybe there will be a third vote next week. there is a risk that we don t keep reminding ourselves of what is actually in it so let s do that now. first, there s the financial settlement, or the so called ‘divorce bill . that s how much the uk has agreed to pay to settle long term financial the brexit story is commitments its made to the eu. evolving by the minute. we thought the eu would agree that comes in at around to a brexit extension until may 22. £39 billion, or $51 billion. but eu leaders are meeting sounded not think it should be paid at a summit in brussels. at all or should far less so that is adam fleming earlier reported that not popular with them. then there s citizens‘ rights