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PM concedes lack of support for deal as MPs seek to take control
Theresa May says she is sceptical about ‘indicative votes’ plan but edges closer to ruling out no-deal Brexit
Read more » | Desktop version »MPs poised to take control and vote on Brexit options
Ministers believe Theresa May should not offer up a vote on her plan if it is not likely to pass
Read more » | Desktop version »DUP rejects Theresa May's personal plea to support her deal
Party leader Arlene Foster tells prime minister in telephone call she will not change stance
Read more » | Desktop version »Brussels confirms return of border checks under no-deal Brexit
British travellers will need to get passport stamped and may be asked about purpose of visit
Read more » | Desktop version »Brexit amendments: another week, another set of votes by MPs
The Speaker will decide which of these amendments are dealt with in the House of Commons
Read more » | Desktop version »Government could ignore indicative Brexit votes, says Liam Fox
International trade secretary says real choice is still between Theresa May’s deal and no deal
Read more » | Desktop version »Brexit: leave-backing MPs pile on pressure as May’s deal drifts away
High-stakes Chequers summit breaks up without agreement
Read more » | Desktop version »The week ahead for Brexit: third time lucky for May?
With more than 120 MPs backing an amendment in support of indicative voting, it’s going to be a fraught five days
Read more » | Desktop version »Brexit petition to revoke article 50 exceeds 5m signatures
Call to put brakes on UK’s EU exit is most popular petition ever on parliament website
Read more » | Desktop version »Tory coup fails to materialise as Theresa May limps on
While there are ministers who believe PM should go, most agree it is not the right time
Read more » | Desktop version »European media delight in covering anti-Brexit march
Press seize on protest seen as ‘more about the failings of Theresa May’s government’
Read more » | Desktop version »Tory Islamophobia row: 15 suspended councillors quietly reinstated
Guardian investigation finds suspensions lifted despite apparent Islamophobia or racism
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