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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist rachel shabi and the chief political correspondent for the daily mail, harriet line. hello again to both of you. let me just take the viewers through some of our front just take the viewers through some of ourfront pages. the metro says the prime minister is accused of losing the plot in a rambling speech to the cbi. the is lead story is scientists urging people to take a covid test before shopping for christmas and other high—risk settings. the telegraph has a warning by lo...

Argument that _ terms of washington. you accept the argument that the _ terms of washington. you accept the argument that the prime _ terms of washington. you accept the argument that the prime minister - terms of washington. you accept the | argument that the prime minister put forward, britain cannot stay if the americans are not there as well? we could americans are not there as well? - could certainly have backfilled for some of the americans if the americans had taken a decision to move theirfront line americans had taken a decision to move their front line troops out. but to leave the en...

Justify this change men in their own constituencies so let's say you want to write some may well propose knol because she announced that she will have a plan b. i'm very curious for further information if britain cannot figure out what is actually one's what can brussels what kind of need to then it's rather difficult also for the european union because both sides have to meet in and the next associations are. finally done so the agreement was done and now it was not accepted in the british parliament and we have to be aware that there is no deal at the moment we regret it and we regret also t...

Big deal? the big deal would be what? that britain cannot extricate itself from the european union that seems to be falling apart nicely on its own. what is going on? >> yeah, i think the big news today clearly is there's no rile support in the house of commons for theresa may's very weak need e.u. withdrawal deal. so that deal has been shot down in flames here. i think the best course of action now for the british prime minister is that britton will move forward with a no deal march 29. >> neil: why didn't they do that in the beginning? by now we would have sorted out a lot of the issues that...

The european union is a very, very weak agreement. basically the agreement means britain will be kept inside the e.u. indefinitely. britain cannot sign free trade agreements and ruling from the european court of justice and britain will be a satellite of the european union. many brexit people within the conservative party said enough is enough. she cannot lead britain any longer. without a doubt it is a disastrous deal she has negotiated. there is no prospect whatsoever she will get this deal through parliament. the only course forward for britain, really, is to move towards a no deal brexit. ...