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To stop brexit, but what the government to account for it. It is not clear which side they come down on. Emilie fournel is said to me they had not picked a side on brexit. So they are still sort of all over the place in terms of where they want to be. The lib dems are very pro remain. They beat Zach Goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. Goldsmith. Goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. Goldsmith. The tories are taking a harder line. Part of the reason we are in this situation is because of ukip will stop much as theircampaigning, is ...

And cheaper bills and, you know, 28 billion in the context of a government that spends, whatever it is, a year about a trillion. can i ask a question for all of us exhausted viewers and listeners? sorry, was that too long? no, no, no. it's about the tone of the year, henry. is this kind of the next three months of my life, labour being asked what would you do differently, and not really saying? well, they would say that they have said plenty of things that they would do differently. but i mean, probably not on foreign policy, which we've been talking about today, but, you know, on... whether i...

The country and saying, ok, here we are in scunthorpe, steel producing part of the country. it could mean exposing jobs here. here i am today in doncaster. it could mean 6000 jobs here and 28 billion. actually, a government can borrow that. no sweat. let's get on with it. make the positive case. look at how it stimulated the economy in other parts of the world. so there's trouble stirring from the conservatives towards the labour position here. and there is frustration on the left saying if you're going to do it, let's just do it, make the case, get round the country, make the case. some labou...

Will they have to do to get recognition, acceptance and credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult _ credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and _ credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and that - credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and that helps i it will be difficult and that helps the unionist— it will be difficult and that helps the unionist parties— it will be difficult and that helps the unionist parties up- it will be difficult and that helps the unionist parties up here - it will be difficult and that helpsj the...

Mark easton, bbc news, westminster. let's go live to westminster, and our deputy political editor, vicki young. i mentioned earlier the prime minister said the uk will not be turning its back on ukraine, to what extent is that promise undermined by the row over visas?— the row over visas? there has been a cross-party — the row over visas? there has been a cross-party approach _ the row over visas? there has been a cross-party approach during - the row over visas? there has been a cross-party approach during a - the row over visas? there has been a cross-party approach during a lot - the ro...