This is the BBC.

One of the great privileges of my job as a presenter on the today programme is that we still

get to break the news to people because when people wake up it is one of the few times

that they are not learning what's happening in the world but take a look at their phone.

It's Exakok on Monday the 2nd of July. Good morning this is today with Nick Robinson

and Justin Webb.

The headlines this morning, Danny Streets say they've devised a new post-Brexit customs

plan to try to end divisions among senior ministers.

Also in today's programme, that was me on Monday. The Prime Minister we told the world has

a third way on Brexit. We didn't know what it was, we didn't say what it was and it

turned out when I started to ask people in the cabinet that none of them even knew there

was a third way, let alone what its content was.

It was a huge panic amongst the Brexit ears.

When the Prime Minister meets her cabinet on Friday, will she judge every one of their

contributions and the final deal that they decide against the very clear criteria laid

down in the Conservative manifesto and the Labour manifesto which got 85% of the votes

that will categorically be leaving the single market, the customs union and the remit

of the ECJ.

Can I say to my right hon. Friend that I'm pleased to say we have a strong team of the

cabinet who will be taking this decision on Friday and can I assure?

No, the derisive laughter at the idea that there would be a strong cabinet.

Now of course, all week people have been wondering whether anybody is prepared to walk, anyone

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