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MPs will vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal 'before 21 January'
The 'meaningful vote' on the deal was delayed by the PM after she conceded the outcome would be a bruising defeat.
- NewsMatilda Long
Odds of second referendum slashed to lowest ever levels after cancelled Brexit vote
'As the chaos continues, the odds of another referendum are tumbling.'
- NewsRoss McGuinness
David Cameron says he has no regrets about calling Brexit referendum despite Commons chaos
Former prime minister David Cameron says he is backing Theresa May in her bid to solve the Brexit problem.
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With just over 24-hours until the Commons vote on her Brexit deal, she recognised she had no chance of passing it and delayed it. The prime minister promised Tory MPs new guarantees on the time-limited nature of the Irish backstop - but the Europeans have been perfectly clear they do not intend to reopen negotiations.
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Theresa May tells rebel MPs to come up with 'alternative solution' or back her Brexit deal
The PM said the vote had been 'deferred' until she had been back to Brussels for more talks.
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Today’s ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) found that the UK could unilaterally decide to revoke Article 50 if it wanted to. It means we can stay in the EU on our current terms - including the rebate and guarantees against the euro. It means that we do not need the agreement of other member states.
- NewsMatilda Long
Sajid Javid 'poised to launch leadership bid' if Theresa May's Brexit deal fails
The Home Secretary has been canvassing for support among fellow ministers for the last two weeks.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Ukip Brexit 'betrayal' march led by Tommy Robinson 'outnumbered' by counter-protesters
A march led by far right figurehead Tommy Robinson was "vastly" outnumbered by counter-demonstrators, organisers said.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Theresa May makes final push to win MPs’ support for her Brexit deal ahead of crucial Commons vote
The prime minister is battling to persuade MPs to back her Brexit withdrawal agreement ahead of Tuesday's historic vote.
- NewsDavid Harding
Health Secretary warns more needs to be done to stockpile medicines in case of no-deal Brexit
The UK may need to do more to stockpile medicines in the case of a no-deal Brexit, the healthy secretary has warned
- NewsDavid Harding
Just two constituencies back the PM's Brexit plan - and 600 want to stay in the EU: poll
Theresa May’s under-fire Brexit deal is the preferred option in only two parliamentary constituencies, while some 600 seats would support remaining in the EU, according to a new poll.
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At 8am on Monday morning the European Court of Justice will give its judgment in a case I brought, along with six Scottish parliamentarians. The issue is whether we can revoke the Article 50 notice - whether European law permits us to, if you like, cancel Brexit. On Tuesday, the advocate general delivered what might fairly be described as a preliminary ruling - persuasive but not binding upon the court.
- NewsAndy Wells
Johnny Mercer becomes 104th Tory MP to come out against Theresa May's Brexit deal as crushing defeat looms
Mr Mercer is tipped as a potential future leader of the party.
- NewsAndy Wells
'That's not right’: Theresa May accuses MPs of trying to frustrate Brexit as support for deal disintegrates
The Prime Minister is facing a crucial vote on the Brexit deal next week.
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Dominic Grieve’s amendment ensuring a parliamentary voice on Brexit is already being challenged by Brexiters. What they are proposing goes against the basic principle of parliamentary democracy and could trigger the most severe constitutional crisis of our lifetimes. It states that any provision of Section 13 of the European Union Withdrawal Act will not be subject to the provisions of Standing Order 24B and at this point you’ll fall asleep.
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What we learned from Day One of the Brexit debates
Theresa May has suffered a series of bruising Commons defeats.
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When Theresa May rose to her feet to finally open the Commons debate on her Brexit deal this evening, she had just been defeated in three votes, one after another, in a punishing moment of political humiliation. The government had tried to use a delay-gambit to fight off a motion branding it in contempt of parliament. It began because May refused to publish the legal advice on her Brexit deal.
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MPs are therefore gearing up to stop the government taking Britain over the cliff edge. The government has gone out of its way to try to make that impossible. It says that if May’s deal is voted down a minister has 21 days to go the Commons and say what the government plans to do.
- NewsMatilda Long
Theresa May loses historic vote as MPs rule Government 'in contempt'
The Prime Minister is accused of failing to comply with a binding Commons vote on her Brexit legal advice.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Theresa May refuses to say if her Brexit deal will leave the UK better off in This Morning interview
The prime minister also told This Morning she is "keen" to debate Jeremy Corbyn, but perhaps not on ITV.
- CelebrityKatie Archer
'Just let me finish my sentence!': PM Theresa May snaps at Phillip Schofield
The usually friendly daytime show wasn't very welcoming toward the Prime Minister.
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Last week at full Council Assembly, for the first time as elected members, we voted against the position adopted by the Labour group. The topic which caused this fracture, predictably enough, was Brexit. Rather than restating Labour’s ‘six texts’, we chose to support a clear call for a People’s Vote.
- NewsEllen Manning
Theresa May's Brexit plan is a deal 'in name only', says Sam Gyimah after quitting as minister
Sam Gyimah, who resigned as Universities and Science Minister, said Theresa May's Brexit deal is a deal "in name only".
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The prime minister wants a TV debate on her terms, in circumstances she approves of, with participants she’s selected. And broadcasters are going to give it to her.
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Donald Trump has been taking advice on Theresa May's Brexit deal from Nigel Farage
Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage said he has been speaking to Donald Trump about the Brexit deal.
