Ian Blackford

Boris Johnson has called for MPs to "come together" to return to the Brexit has a deal he secured with the EU to insist that it was "a better result".

The Prime Minister told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg he wanted the country to "move on" from the Leak, which he described as "divisive".

And he said he was confident The Deal , The Commons would happen on Saturday .

The government of former allies in the DUP and any opposition party plans to vote against him.

The New Deal , agreed with Mr Johnson and the EU on Thursday, which is similar to the agreed by 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.

Mr. Johnson and his team will try to persuade enough Labour rebels, the former Conservative and Brexiteer Tory rebels over The Line in the Parliament.

He told the BBC political editor: "I just imagine the type of load each, as tomorrow (Saturday ) could be the evening when we have settled, and we have to move respects The Will of the people, because we will then have a chance to.

"I hope that people will think you know what The Balance is, what our constituents really want?

"do you want to keep us to go to, with this argument you want to more division and the delay? Look, you know, it was to Escape a long, exhausting and very divisive business. "

He repeated his pledge to leave the EU on 31 October, and added: "There is no better outcome than The One I advocate in the morning. "

Mr Johnson has repeatedly said, happen to Escape from the end of the month, with or without a deal.

However, the deputies passed a Law in September, known as the Benn Action, the send a PM to a letter to the EU asking for an extension until January 2020, if a deal is not agreed or if the MPs do not exit a no-deal-UK EU.

the Former Tory Sir Oliver Letwin - who was kicked out of The Party for backing The Law , has an amendment down to ensure that the extension is asked, even if MPs back The Deal in The Commons on Saturday .

He said the government could still exit without a deal on 31 October, when the PM 's proposals had not any Phase in Parliament passed to The Law - the movement to hold back MPs' approval would be passed until the last hurdle.

in the Meantime, respond to the offer, taking not a thing from the table is a "net economic positive".

It is really extremely tight. It would be foolish to make a guess in which direction it will go.

What we could know tomorrow is going to happen, rather than vote with a thumbs up or thumbs down to The Deal , it could be an attempt by some members bring in what they see as an insurance policy.

This could mean that a further delay in this offer in the next couple of weeks.

in may, it is argued, than to choose a change, so that MPs have a chance.

Without getting into all sorts of machinations, it could mean, tomorrow, turns, not only in the MPs, the adoption of an opinion Boris Johnson ' s offer, But also to argue again about a possible delay.

This could blur things up a bit, and certainly more frustrating for Downing Street.

It will be a showdown of sorts.

Downing Street always knew that the Parliament has a very difficult hurdle.

Mr Johnson was also asked about The Deal he struck with the EU, the problems to be solved across the Irish border.

He denied breaking A Promise to the DUP, saying: "no, I don't accept that at all.

"I think that what you have is a fantastic deal for all of us, the UK, and especially for Northern Ireland because they have a single customs territory. Northern Ireland leaves the EU with the rest of the UK. "

The DUP accused Mr Johnson of "selling Northern Ireland short," through the acceptance checks on some of the goods to Northern Ireland , a deal with the EU.

The Party Escape spokesman, Sammy Wilson , described The Deal as "toxic" and not back calls for the Conservatives.

The pro-British EU exit the European Research Group before its full support for the DUP.

On Friday Evening , Vice-Chairman Mark Francois told the BBC he would vote for The Deal , while another member, Andrew Bridgen , said that the "vast majority" of The Group "came to the conclusion that this deal is tolerable".

work-plans, to vote said against the government motion, and in a letter to his own MPs Jeremy Corbyn , it was a "bad deal", as The One that Theresa May struck with Brussels.

He said that the proposals that "the risk of triggering a race to the bottom "of the rights and protection".

"This sell-out deal to the country and refused to bring should be," Mr Corbyn added.

The Party to the offer attacked after a Conservative member of Parliament John Baron , told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme the UK would be able to leave the EU "no-conditions" if the trade failed, the talks at the end of the so-called transition period in December 2020.

Labour 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. "

However, the government seems to have moved to try and win the support of some Labour-to increase members by the promise of workers ' rights and environmental standards after the discharge.

Downing Street said The Pledge in talks with Labour MPs followed, and also a commitment to disclosure, Parliament would have a say in The Future of relations with the EU.

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

in And out party leader Nigel Farage called The Deal "the second worst deal in the history" behind Theresa May trigger agreement.

Commons-business start at 9:30 BST on Saturday - The First weekend are sitting for The Invasion of the Falkland Islands in 1982.

Mr. Johnson made a statement to The House and face the questions from members before a debate on The Deal .

The timing of votes depends on what changes are chosen by the speaker of The Commons , John Bercow .

Source of news: bbc.com