UK Prime Minister Theresa May has defended the latest draft outline on a Brexit deal during Prime Ministers Questions.
It comes ahead of a crunch meeting with her cabinet to decide the fate of the agreement she has negotiated with the EU.
The Prime Minster says the draft brings the UK one step closer to delivering Brexit and avoiding a no-deal scenario.
But she is facing resistance from some of her MPs who are concerned about the new proposal.
ALT: In an attempt to get both her MPs and opposition parties onside, Mrs May laid out what this latest draft would mean for the UK
IN: we're negotiating a deal
OUT: we protect the integrity of the United Kingdom
DUR: 21 seconds
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ALT: Many fear the proposed 'backstop' - an insurance policy which would see the UK and Northern Ireland adhere to EU regulations - will be never ending, meaning the UK is unable to make the trade deals it needs with other countries. Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn, accused the UK Prime Minster of giving too much power on the decision of the backstop over to the EU
IN: There needs to be a backstop
OUT: won't have that sovereign right
DUR: 32 seconds
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ALT: While opposition Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn accuses the Prime Minster of brining back a bad deal.
IN: Labour accepts the results
OUT: of so many others
DUR: 21 seconds
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ALT: While opposition Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn accuses the Prime Minster of brining back a bad deal.
IN: This government Mr Speaker has spent two years
OUT: is acceptable
DUR: 42 seconds