- 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.
- 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.
- 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".
- NewsEllen Manning
Scottish newspaper publishes blank front page in protest to being 'banned' from visit by Theresa May
The National published a blank front page in protest to being banned from Theresa May's visit to Scotland.
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Talking Politics
The plan, roughly speaking, was to construct a ‘grid’ of positive messaging, on different topics each day, with new public and expert figures – some previously pro-Remain, some pro-hard Brexit – coming out in favour of the deal, accompanied by business leaders. If they could build even just the illusion of the nation coming around in favour of the deal, and keep vocal MPs against the deal to a minimum, this would help twist the arms of reluctant Conservative backbenchers and pro-Brexit Labour MPs who wouldn’t want to find themselves making the casting vote against an exit from the EU.
- NewsMatilda Long
Public support for Theresa May's Brexit deal increases - but it is still British people's least favourable option
A new poll carried out by Survation found that out of people who are aware of the PM's deal, 37% of people support it.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Jeremy Corbyn ‘ready to finally back second Brexit referendum’ if Theresa May's deal fails Commons vote
The Labour leader may be on the verge of finally nailing his Brexit colours to the mast, it has been reported.
- NewsKayla Jardine
Yahoo News Explains: What’s next for Brexit?
The United Kingdom has taken another step towards securing a Brexit deal with the European Union. “This deal delivers what people voted for and it is in the national interest,” U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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Yahoo News Explains: What’s next for Brexit?
The United Kingdom has taken another step towards securing a Brexit deal with the European Union. The E.U. gave U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May’s draft deal the thumbs up. But what’s next for Brexit? Yahoo News explains.
- NewsMatilda Long
This is how the next Brexit week is expected to unfold
The Prime Minister now faces the arduous task of persuading the public and MPs to support the widely criticised deal.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Jeremy Corbyn would ‘relish a head-to-head debate with Theresa May’ on her Brexit deal, says Labour
The prime minister and the Labour leader could be hurtling towards a Brexit TV debate next month, reports suggest.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Talking Politics
For years the consensus view was that David Cameron would not be able to win a majority, because prime ministers never increase their electoral performance. Then the consensus view was that there was no way people would vote to leave the EU. Then they said Donald Trump would never win the Republican presidential race.
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Talking Politics
From every angle, on every basis, Theresa May’s deal is horrific. It undermines Britain’s economic status, demolishes its political status, severs its territorial integrity and imposes a dangerous and unacceptable governance structure on Northern Ireland. May wanted to extricate the UK from EU rules, prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland, and maintain the territorial integrity of the whole of the UK.
- NewsMatilda Long
'26 pages of waffle': Corbyn savages May's agreement on post-Brexit ties with EU
Jeremy Corbyn has dismissed Theresa May’s agreement on post-Brexit ties with the EU as ’26 pages of waffle’. The Prime Minister told MPs that Brexit is ‘within our grasp’ after agreeing the text of the ‘political declaration’, which outlines the future relationship between Britain and the EU after the UK leaves. The text has been widely criticised for its lack of detail, which defers a number of crucial decisions until the post-Brexit transition period.
- CelebrityDeepika Rajani
Prime Minister Theresa May pulls out of This Morning interview at the last minute
The PM pulled out of a live This Morning interview at the last minute.
- NewsMatilda Long
Jacob Rees-Mogg admits Tory leadership coup is over... for now
The arch Brexiteer said that the coup would likely happen after Parliament's 'meaningful vote' on the Prime Minster's Brexit deal.
- NewsMatilda Long
Who is the most likely person to beat Theresa May in a leadership election?
25 Tory MPs have now publicly said they have written letters demanding a vote of no confidence in the PM.
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Talking Politics
Like many tweets from the Department for International Trade, the one issued after the Brexit withdrawal agreement was published was both superficially accurate and highly misleading. “From April 2019 the UK will be able to negotiate, sign, and ratify new free trade agreements,” it said. This is indeed what the text of the agreement says, but it also says we will be in an implementation period until the end of December 2020, that this could be extended, and that thereafter we will be in a customs union with the EU until we work out the details of a permanent trade relationship.
- NewsEllen Manning
Theresa May praises husband Philip as her 'rock' after tough week following Brexit deal
Theresa May praised husband Philip as her 'rock', revealing that he poured her a whisky following her Cabinet meeting and made beans on toast for tea the following day.
- NewsEllen Manning
Can May last the day? PM faces calls to stand down as all Tory whips are summoned to London
A Conservative councillor from Louth, named Daniel, said Mrs May should stand down as Prime Minister after failing to deliver on the Brexit referendum result.
- NewsMatilda Long
Jacob Rees-Mogg submits letter of no confidence in Theresa May in attempt to topple PM over Brexit
Jacob Rees-Mogg has submitted a letter of no confidence in Theresa May, bringing the prospect of a Conservative leadership election within touching distance. If 48 letters are handed to Graham Brady, who chairs the 1922 Committee of backbenchers, Tory MPs will vote on whether Mrs May continues in her position.
- NewsAndy Wells
Health Secretary ‘told Brexit crunch Cabinet he could not guarantee people wouldn't die under no deal’
Matt Hancock refused to confirm or deny the comments.
