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Hello and welcome to the Safy Ridge on Sunday podcast. With government divisions threatening Theresa May's leadership

and some crucial votes coming up in Parliament,

we discussed Brexit this week with the Leave-supporting Government Minister Dominic Raab

and Labour's shadow business secretary, Rebecca Long Bailey.

Thank you. Now, on Sophie Ridge on Sunday, we do try to not always talk about Brexit and also spend some time focusing on the other issues that are affecting people around the country.

But some weeks you just cannot escape it and this week was one of those.

David Davis, the Brexit Secretary, apparently threatened to resign over the government's

backstop proposal. Now, that's basically the fallback option of staying aligned to EU rules to keep the

Irish border open if a deal with the EU can't be done. Brexiters like Davis have swallowed the idea

of sticking close to EU

rules, but only if it's for a time-limited period to avoid Britain being stuck in a half-in, half-out

purgatory. Now, his threat of resignation sort of worked. A date was inserted into the proposal,

but it only said that Britain expected the backstop to expire by 2022. Keeping up?

Well, it's probably best summarised as a classic piece of Brexit fudge.

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