no longer on the e.u. side the problems are very much on the british side with it well on the british side can may get this divorce bill through part of the first do middle of december it's almost certainly impossible that the parliamentary written take is solidly against may because the research many hard core breaks that rebels in her own policy that would vote down any variant of a deal what she's trying to do is appeal to some labor members of parliament to get those over on to her signed but the sums they're in tied up at the moment there are a fall if you will label ones who'd be willing to join her backing the deal then there are conservative rebels who will vote down the deal so it looks at the moment she something like forty or fifty members of parliament short in order to manage to get this deal through when that doesn't happen then what's going to come next we don't quite know is it possible that the u.k. could come back into the e.u. summit that will be possible if members of parliament were to go for a second referendum which is an issue that many campaigners are advocating but at the moment it doesn't even look like that has a majority support in parliament either and what's more likely to happen is some