- NewsMatilda Long
These are the seven tribes of Brexit - and what they want
The future of Brexit is increasingly uncertain - these are some of the things that could happen.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Brexit betting: Odds lengthen on UK leaving EU by March deadline following humiliating Commons vote
The government is odds on to survive a vote of no confidence, but the chances of Brexit happening by March are getting slimmer.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
'Complete humiliation': How the front pages saw Theresa May's Commons Brexit vote defeat
The front pages of today's newspapers have called Theresa May's Commons Brexit vote defeat a "humiliation".
- NewsEllen Manning
Theresa May tries to turn screw on Corbyn after surviving no confidence vote
The Prime Minister faces a vote of no confidence after her deal with the EU was rejected by the Commons.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Talking Politics
After the vote was over, the parliamentary nerds started trying to find another moment in British political history when the government had been defeated so comprehensively. Usual political enemies like Tim Farron and Iain Duncan Smith joked away, their animosity temporarily put to one side as they united to kill Theresa May’s deal.
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Talking Politics
Sixty percent of Remain voters put Deal as their second preference and none opt for No-deal. Deal voters are more evenly split however. No-deal voters, on the other hand, opt 70% for Deal as their second preference and 15% for Remain.
- NewsYahoo UK Staff
Theresa May faces immediate no-confidence vote from Labour after MPs hand her humiliating Brexit defeat
MPs are set to vote on Theresa May's EU withdrawal agreement on Tuesday evening, with the prime minister facing an expected defeat.
- CelebrityKatie Archer
'I'll be back in politics' vows Nigel Farage
The former UKIP leader said he would return to fight for Brexit again if he needed to.
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Talking Politics
When Theresa May first brought her deal to the Commons she tried to present herself as the sensible voice in the centre, a moderate and pragmatic prime minister holding the line against unreconciled europhiles on one side and irresponsible no-deal types on the other. Over at Radio 4, Liam Fox reiterated the message. Together, May and Fox completed the three-stage tactic of the right-wing populist: Conspiracy theory, followed by authoritarianism, followed by outright lies.
- NewsMatilda Long
Mumsnet users discuss what they are stockpiling for a no-deal Brexit
Mumsnet users are openly discussing stockpiling food, medicines and cleaning products in preparation for a no-deal Brexit. Mothers are voicing their concerns about shortages if the UK leaves the EU without a deal in a thread on the popular parenting site and sharing advice on how they are preparing for the eventuality. At the weekend a former advisor to Environment Secretary Michael Gove warned that certain foods could run out in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Theresa May fails to rule out delaying Brexit as defeat on Brexit deal looms
The prime minister will say that "catastrophic harm" will be inflicted if politicians fail to implement the result of the referendum.
- NewsYahoo News UK
Theresa May warns of 'catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust' if MPs don't vote for her Brexit deal
Writing in the Sunday Express, Prime Minister Theresa May urged MPs to "do what is right for our country" and vote for her Brexit deal.
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Talking Politics
Most stories break down into a three-act structure. You set up the world in the first act. Then a problem comes along that must be fixed. The hero fights their way through it in the second act. And then in the third act they overcome the obstacles to live happily ever after. Lovely status quo, followed by problem, followed by resolution. Everyone lives happily ever after.
- NewsYahoo News UK
Most Brits are confident Brexit is going to happen - but don't believe leaving the EU will heal divisions
Ipsos MORI’s 2019 predictions poll found that 75% of Brits think Brexit will happen this year, but 68% say society will not be less divided by Brexit in 2019.
- NewsJane Howdle
Brexit 'will be delayed beyond March 29 due to legal backlog', ministers claim
MPs have run out of time to pass the necessary laws before the UK leaves, ministers say.
- NewsAndy Wells
Jeremy Corbyn calls on rebel Tories to bring down the Government as he pushes for General Election
The Labour leader confirmed the party would vote against Theresa May’s deal in the Commons next week.
- NewsAndy Wells
Why is John Bercow's Brexit ruling so controversial?
The Speaker of the Commons stood by his decision to allow a vote on a Brexit amendment.
- NewsYahoo News UK
Leave voters think falling house prices and higher interest rates are a price worth paying for Brexit
A YouGov poll reported by The Times found that Leave voters are more likely to think that falling house prices and rising interest rates are a price worth paying for Brexit.
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May under 'massive pressure' to call another General Election to stop MPs opposing no-deal Brexit
A General Election in April is reportedly being pushed for.
- NewsMatilda Long
Theresa May suffers major Commons defeat as MPs begin Brexit debate
The Government will now have to publish a 'Brexit Plan B' within three days if Theresa May's deal is voted down.
- NewsAndy Wells
New survey finds 70% of MPs think Theresa May has done a poor job of negotiating Brexit
The Prime Minister is struggling to win over doubters in Parliament.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Tory rebels promise 'guerilla campaign' to prevent no-deal Brexit if Parliament rejects Theresa May’s plan
Tory rebels want to avoid a no-deal Brexit if Theresa May loses her "meaningful vote" in the Commons next week.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Talking Politics
Brexit is horrible combination of things: Important, complicated and boring. Theresa May triggered Article 50 in March 2017, after a legal challenge found she needed parliament’s authority to do so. Once triggered, it sets off a two-year period during which the departing country and the remaining EU nations negotiate an exit deal and roughly outline their future relationship.
- NewsMatilda Long
Britain is not planning to extend Article 50, Brexit Secretary says
Claims emerged yesterday that UK officials are 'putting out feelers' on pushing back the date of the UK's departure and discussing the process with their EU counterparts.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Police to 'deal robustly' with harassment of MPs outside Parliament after Anna Soubry 'Nazi' abuse
Dozens of MPs have written to the head of the Metropolitan Police after Anna Soubry was called a "Nazi' and later jostled by Brexit supporters.
