with mps to back her brexit deal in this week s crucial commons vote warning that a failure to deliver brexit would be a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust. it comes as downing street expressed concern that mps could thwart brexit by changing parliamentary rules to dicate the next steps in the process if tuesday s vote is lost. our political correspodnent susana mendonca reports. it s crunch week for theresa may s brexit deal. the vote which she put off last month to buy her more time will happen in just two days, and with her government again heading for a defeat, the prime minister has been trying to win over her back benchers. writing in the sunday express, she urged mps to back her deal, warning that if parliament stopped brexit it would be a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust in our democracy. rumours have been brewing about plots by backbenchers to seize control of parliamentary business, if the government loses the vote. the brexit secretary
theresa may and her ministers are making last minute appeals for mps to support the eu deal that ll be put to the vote in the house of commons on tuesday. the prime minister warned today that the trust of voters in the democratic process is at stake if brexit is not delivered, whilejeremy corbyn says labour will table a vote of no confidence in the government ‘soon‘ after any defeat. our chief political correspondent vicki young reports. she bought herself more time by delaying this crucial brexit vote but theresa may has just two days to persuade mps to back her deal. so far there is little sign of growing support but the prime minister continues to make her case. writing in the sunday express she warned mps that if parliament stopped brexit it would be. the government is hoping for more reassurances from the eu on the terms of the uk s departure. the brexit secretary admitted the government faces a challenge to get its deal through. we re working hard with colleagues, w
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theresa may and her ministers are making last minute appeals for mps to support the eu deal that ll be put to the vote in the house of commons on tuesday. the prime minister warned today that the trust of voters in the democratic process is at stake if brexit is not delivered, whilejeremy corbyn says labour will table a vote of no confidence in the government soon after any defeat. our chief political correspondent, vicki young, reports. she bought herself more time by delaying this crucial brexit vote but theresa may has just two days to persuade mps to back her deal. so far there is little sign of growing support, but the prime minister continues to make her case. writing in the sunday express, she warned mps that if parliament stopped brexit it would be. the government is hoping for more reassurances from the eu on the terms of the uk s departure. the brexit secretary admitted the government faces a challenge to get its deal through. we re working hard with colleagues, w
this week, the big hitters 42019. starring better rockers, skintight suits, the new click and turn, and queen. sort of. click and turn. theresa may and her ministers are making last minute appeals, for mps to support the eu deal that ll be put to the vote in the house of commons on tuesday. the prime minister warned today, that the trust of voters in the democratic process is at stake if brexit is not delivered, whilejeremy corbyn says labour will table a vote of ‘no confidence‘ in the government ‘soon‘ after any defeat. 0ur chief political correspondent, vicki young, reports. she bought herself more time by delaying this crucial brexit vote but theresa may has just two days to persuade mps to back her deal. so far there is little sign of growing support but the prime minister continues to make her case. writing in the sunday express she warned mps that if parliament stopped brexit it would be. the government is hoping for more reassurances from the eu on the terms