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On one side, dismay on the other. We have a parliamentary democracy. Today, the Supreme Court upheld that verdict, but it wasnt really clear whod won or lost. This judgment does not change the fact that the uk will leave the European Union, and its ourjob to deliver on the instruction the people of the uk have given us. Never has so much attention been given to a Supreme Court case of such enormous constitutional significance, but which may end up having no substantive effect. Well hear from alex salmond, on the path scotland will now take. And labours Emily Thornberry on the partys challenge ...

Parliament, the parliament is vote to go delay brexit to seek an extension of article 50, the goal of the remain mp's in parliament to derail brexit altogether, the british people voted for brexit, 17.4 billion, the will of british people, boris johnson is standing on behalf of the british people saying he would not agree what parliament is wanting to do. >> that's why they referred to as british trump, parliament, aka the congress, you guys don't know what you want, we are here to tell you, we are here to try and help you yourselves and boris is standing as popular feeling? >> he's called for...

And they've become kind of close allies in recent months. but you have donald trump saying he's a winner, he's going to win, as usual trump asking us to deny the reality in front of our faces. he lost yesterday, boris johnson, his first ever vote in parliament as prime minister which has not happened to a prime minister since 1894 in the uk. he's lost again today. this bill that british lawmakers have put forward to delay brexit, get an extension on saying in the european union until a deal is done, he lost that today. yesterday he lost his majority of one. he had a majority of one seat in par...

Splitting from the eu. max foster is live. it's about 11 a.m. good morning. what's ahead? >> reporter: we have the campaigners out in force today. this really is a showdown in parliament. a large group of parliamentarians including mps and the ruling party are going to get together to introduce a bill to delay brexit. boris johnson, prime minister, a firm brexiteer, he's going to come out and call a snap election which will stop a bill in its tracks meaning we could have a vote in the next month. the opposite labor party say they couldn't build up. johnson is the shortest serving prime ministe...

The same as they have always have been. we could leave with a deal which this government has negotiated in the past two years. we could leave with a deal we have negotiated second referendum but that which risk no, sir brexit at all. >> the european parliament are now asking the u.k. to decide what exactly it is they do want. what relationship they want having rejected everything else. and today they made stepping forward to decide whether or not they should open trade talks directly with the trump administration. so today we will hear another vote in parliament and they will be voting to see ...