So the noises from Brussels are that this isn't the ideal Brexit agreement for them - this is common enough when the EU makes deals, a kind of warning not to reopen, but in reality there could still be changes just not fundamental ones
Hence if there was to be a debate in the UK on what is in the agreement, and we wanted to see some tweaks that would probably be possible (anticipates replies from Brussels saying no, but sorry that's the reality)
But, back to the UK, if I say to the no-dealers, you don't have a majority, what would you do, most of them say EEA. Now that couldn't be negotiated in a week, and the PM doesn't want it because Freedom of Movement. But sort of interesting.
A lot depends on the process after, as I think inevitable, the deal is voted down in Parliament (those who resigned have to vote against, as will most Labour). Confidence vote? Debate of other options. Offer of minor tweaks? @sundersays has thoughts...
So what happens - we roll out the @ChrisMasonBBC clip once again. And hope that beneath all the surface stuff about whether Michael Gove has had a cup of tea yet this morning, a proper debate might just break out
