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Good morning from the newsroom of the Financial Times.

Today is Wednesday, January 30th,

and this is your FT news briefing.

Today, it is now clear that there is a route

that can secure a substantial and sustainable majority in this house for leaving the

EU with a deal.

MPs vote to send Theresa May's Brexit deal back to Brussels.

Apple tries to strike an upbeat tone despite the continued fall in iPhone sales,

while Luxury Goods Group, LVMH, isn't feeling the pain from the Chinese slowdown just

yet.

Then the F.T.'s Andre Scipani takes us to Brazil,

where a recent dam collapse at an iron ore mining facility

has killed dozens of people.

I'm Eric Krupky, and here's the news you need to start your day.

Hello, I'm Henry Mamps. I'm political correspondent at the Financial Times, reporting

from Westminster on Brexit.

Today the big news at Westminster really is that Theresa May, the Prime Minister,

has agreed that her Brexit deal isn't good enough.

She's been pushing it for a couple of months and she's finally said,

right, the opposition is so much that we not only have to get reassurances or additional

...