Andrew Bridgen

Boris Johnson is to sell in a race against time, the Brexit Deal he has made with the EU to MPs before a Commons vote on Saturday.

The Prime Minister the majority he needs to "Brexit done", by 31 October deadline.

But the DUP and any opposition party plans to vote against his Deal .

That means, he must come to Labour rebels, ex-Tories and Brexiteers in his own party to convince to get on Board.

A spokesman for Mr. Johnson said that he and his team spent The Day on The Phone to sell that MP on The Commons , the business.

The PM is also the holding of a meeting of the Cabinet in No 10.

The DUP said the Brexit spokesman, Sammy Wilson , that his party would not only set the voice of Mr Johnson to the bottom of The Scene for a hectic day of arm-twisting on all sides in Westminster.

the work would also be the offer of being attacked, according to a Tory MP, John Baron , said that the UK will be able to leave the EU "no-conditions" when the trade failed the talks. December 2020 - the so-called transitional period.

The Party Chairman, Ian Lavery , said: "The Cat was out of the bag. [and] No One should doubt that Johnson is The Deal -see a preliminary injunction. "

he demanded that the home Secretary Priti Patel , the colleagues to consider The Deal as an opportunity "to start a new Chapter for Our Country ".

The Prime Minister made a statement to The House on Saturday before another minister, opened a debate on The Deal .

to manage If he is to get the numbers needed to win a vote, then he will probably try to re-trigger a General election.

The Law States that the watch, the EU must provide for a three-month extension of the Brexit period of time, if he doesn't get an offer by the Parliament.

The text for The Letter he needs to send to Brussels is included in the so-called Benn's Act, "passed" determines in the last month from MPs, to prevent a no-Escape Deal .

Mr Johnson said the UK leaving on the 31. October, with or without a Deal , But he has also said he will keep The Law .

But even if MPs vote for the offer on Saturday, he Can still ask the EU for an extension.

Former Conservative MP Oliver Letwin has, so the deadline will be extended until the Brexit Deal every step was passed in the Parliament to The Law .

Sir Oliver, looking to the members of Parliament to prevent a no-outlet Deal -UK EU, said he did not want to "let the government off The Hook ".

the BBC's Parliamentary correspondent Mark D 'arcy

Sir Oliver amendment is selected to be a refined proposal, which could be critical of MPs who employ a, But do not trust and do not trust the government.

It is based on the idea to approve that the Parliament, for the purposes of the Benn you Act now, it could then be derailed, the danger is that the subsequent legislation is adopted to, could it be, somehow, what a no-Deal exit on the 31. October.

With the Benn Action out of the way, do you think that some maneuvers, some legislative judo move, from groups within and outside of the government, which was abandoned in favor of a "clean Brexit", no time for effective counter-measures... and England would be carried out with no Deal .

This reflects the pure level of distrust that has accumulated over several cycles of the Brexit fear.

The SNP's Westminster leader, Ian Blackford has also submitted a change request.

He told the BBC, The Deal gives Northern Ireland a "competitive advantage", But "shafted" Scotland.

Meanwhile, the Cabinet of Ministers have to sell the TV-and radio-studios, the business.

foreign Minister Dominic Raab BBC Radio 4 Today programme said it was turning "an opportunity to Brexit done, the page and move forward".

The new offer is largely the same as the agreed Theresa May last Year - But it removes the controversial backstop clause, which could have say critics, gave the United Kingdom bound for an indefinite period of time on EU customs regulations.

Northern Ireland , in the British customs Union in the framework of the new agreement, But it is also customs controls on some goods, the route to Ireland and the EU-the internal market.

The Prime Minister is expected to support his focus on winning over groups of three, up on his offer:

The DUP is unhappy with the changes, do not claim you are in The Best interests of Northern Ireland .

But the Northern Irish party is no longer to rely on The Automatic support of the pro-British EU exit, the European research group - made up of backbench Tory MPs.

Vice-chairman of The Group , Mark Francois , told reporters that he "still has some concerns about some of the specifics of The Deal ", and meet the Prime Minister " to a few questions directly to [him]. "

But ERG member Andrew Bridgen told Bbc Breakfast he believed that the "vast majority" of The Group "came to the conclusion that this Deal is tolerable, and we need to exit a British EU-all down The Line ".

The ERG is holding a meeting on Saturday to advise of the morning, a position of the deputies in the Parliament.

Labour's shadow Chancellor, John Mcdonnell , told the Today programme The Deal "worse" Theresa May ", and added: "We Can 't choose or allow it to go through".

But said the focus on defeating the government's proposals, Mr McDonnell, were the discussions going on about another referendum - either on Mr. Johnson's offer or a "reasonable offer" negotiated work.

"There are discussions [about] when is The Right time, a change to the bottom," he said. "There is a principle here to be discovered, the people decide. "

He was also warned that there would be "consequences" for MPs in his party who have voted for Mr Johnson's offer.

belittled, But , on Wednesday, The Head of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn , the possibility of removing The Party whip from any rebels.

"I believe in The Power of conviction and not The Power of the threat," he said.

Labour MP Ronnie Campbell , who is standing down at the next election, said, "in the moment", he would vote to support the offer.

But he told the BBC: "I'm getting a lot of pressure from The Head boy of the Labour Party . to contain themselves. "

the gain of The post for votes in The House of Commons is 320 if not everyone and the speaker and three deputies do not vote turns up - seven Sinn Fein members sit.

There are currently 287 vote Conservatives. The Prime Minister must rebellion only among them.

Then, if the DUP is not in need of his thing, he is the support of the 23 former Conservative MP, currently independent. Most of them will probably support The Deal , But not all.

This is still not enough, though, so the clock will also need the support of Labour members and ex-Labour independents. In March, when MPs voted on Theresa May 's offer for the third time, five Labour supported members, as well as the two ex-Labour independents.

This Time , it is probably a bit higher than that, because several members have said they would back a Deal .

All this the vote is still very close. And Yes, it is possible some members could do without, to, makes it even more difficult to predict the outcome.

Source of news: bbc.com