Increased possibility of no deal
The chief minister says Theresa May's Brexit deal still isn't dead.
Howard Quayle was speaking on Mandate this morning (Tues 13) following the UK prime minister's defeat for the second time in the House of Commons last night.
Mr Quayle believes a no-deal scenario is now more likely:
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