duncan smith suggesting the conservatives may be punished at the ballot box. another vocal critic of the prime minister has come out and say today that she should be replaced and jacob rees mogg should take place. you're good to be hearing from her and the next hour on the bbc news channel. she has to sell it to her backbenchers and then to the european union. there is every chance she will turn —— they will turn around and say it is another example of cherry picking and you can't have that. thank you. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello again. if the heat is getting a bit too much for you at the moment, there is something a little cooler on the way through the next few days but notjust yet. for most of us, the rest of today brings plenty more dry and hot weather, with strong sunshine. but the first hints of something a bit cooler beginning to push in across the north west of scotland with some extra cloud. a very small chance of a shower in southern scotland and northern england. the further south you are, lots of sunshine and tem

. >> ian duncan smith. >> mister speaker. whatever else one's view of this particular path plan, i urge you not to accept any recommendations of the leader on this as his party often does. can i then however urge you to answer this particular question. as he lays his plan in front of the european union commission on negotiations, could she tell me whether she believes there will be any concessions from the defense or not? >> let me say to my right honorable friend, this is a plan we believe will deliver on brexit but does it in a way that gives us a smooth and orderly brexit and ensures we can do all the things we want to in terms of trade policies and the commitments we made. when the white paper is published on thursday, my friend will see there are a number of areas such as in participation in certain agencies where we are proposing a way forward and of course there will need to be negotiations on the way forward but this is the plan i believe both delivers on brexit but does so in a way that protects jobs and make sure we