British prime minister meets MPs from all sides of the debate in Downing Street

Labour leader’s attacks on floundering May blunted by his own Brexit evasions

Jeremy Corbyn rebuffs prime minister’s invite to talks on the UK’s exit from the EU

Prime minister resisting Corbyn’s demands that she drop no-deal ‘blackmail’ threat

Bad day for PM begins with warnings on cod and plaice and ends with slap like a wet fish

PM vows to work with MPs across House after deal defeated by 230 votes

Corbyn’s no confidence motion should be defeated but there is no majority for any kind of Brexit

Prime minister admits letter from Juncker and Tusk does not address MPs’ concerns

Defeat could see prime minister pivot from hardline Brexiteers towards softer Brexit

British prime minister asks MPs to take a second look at her Brexit deal

British PM welcomes ‘valuable clarifications’ as DUP says letter only bolstered concerns

Senior health service officials concerned about access to some 45 key drugs

Corbyn declines to endorse second referendum on Brexit if confidence motion fails to precipitate a general election

Conservative rebel believes UK prime minister should ask for article 50 deadline to be extended

London Letter: Political convulsion begins to play out as decision time looms

British PM offers labour and environmental safeguards to leaders of Unite and GMB unions

Analysis: MPs approve Dominic Grieve’s amendment in move to take back control

UK parliament forces prime minister to quickly present ‘plan B’ if withdrawal deal rejected

DUP denounces move by British government as ‘cosmetic and meaningless’

First defeat on a finance bill in 40 years could have big political impact on what happens between now and March 29th

Parliament votes to restrict taxation powers if Britain leaves EU without agreement

Tánaiste to warn time for ‘wishful thinking’ is over if Britain is to avoid no-deal Brexit

May insists MPs will vote on her Brexit deal next week, although dozens of Conservatives have promised to vote against it

Prime minister expected to seek EU concessions following presumed Commons defeat

May is in a stronger position than a year ago, but now faces perilous challenges

Cross-party group of MPs tables finance Bill amendment to rule out a no-deal scenario

Dodds says Brussels reassurances not enough if PM is to win vote on withdrawal deal

Brussels still sceptical about May winning parliamentary approval for her deal even with further reassurances on the backstop

Brussels to publish no-deal contingency plans as UK readies troops in case of disorder

Ad campaigns will advise firms of necessary steps, with army preparing for contingencies

Labour’s no-confidence motion does not oblige May to move forward vote on deal

MPs to vote on deal in week of January 14th, prime minister tells Commons

Some cabinet ministers believe MPs should have ‘indicative vote’ on alternative options

British PM says official conclusions of meeting of 27 leaders represented progress

May seized on the conclusions which stated that the backstop would be temporary

Prediction that May would have to bring Brexit deal before Commons a number of times

‘We don’t want the UK to think there can be any form of renegotiation whatsoever,’ says Juncker

PM tells European leaders she can get exit deal through parliament with ‘right assurances’

Analysis: British PM has set a bar for EU negotiations that may be impossible to overcome

Prime minister wins by 200 votes to 117 and pledges to seek legal assurances from EU

Prime minister tells MPs she recognises she cannot lead Tories into election set for 2022

Analysis: It seems if May wins tonight’s vote by any margin, she will stay put

Conservative MPs back British prime minister as Brexit deal hangs in the balance

Juncker says there is ‘no room whatsoever’ for renegotiation of the withdrawal treaty

Conservative hardliners believe they are close to triggering confidence vote on prime minister

Analysis: Prime minister’s enemies on the Conservative backbenches are ready to strike again

Prime minister calls off Commons vote on the deal rather than face crushing defeat

UK government has lost control and is in disarray, says Corbyn as key vote cancelled

British PM speaks to Leo Varadkar by phone ahead of vote in the House of Commons

Some Conservatives fear vote will bring big defeat for May and doom her Brexit proposal

Parliamentary vote could have a number of possible outcomes, including another referendum

More than recommended six weeks of medicines should be stockpiled – health minister

London Letter: Democracy, damage and cross-sea trade key subjects of Brexit talks

Protective elements of proposed exit accord will be highlighted amid calls to stall vote

The politics of Northern Ireland look set to sink agreement in next week’s vote

No changes sought to withdrawal agreement, Downing Street stresses

Pro-European Tories join opposition to pass motion for greater say over EU exit

Contempt finding and move by Conservative rebels backdrop for next five days of talks

Theresa May’s deal in danger as ministers found in contempt of parliament

No-deal Brexit would result in indefinite Border backstop, attorney general tells MPs

Warts and all presentation of backstop details unlikely to win over May’s critics

‘Think of what the EU is now accepting,’ British government’s legal advisor tells MPs

Collapse in sterling could push Irish economy into recession and cost many jobs

Bank of England warnings will influence what happens if May’s deal is rejected

Backbench opposition to agreement grows as Downing Street briefs Conservative MPs

PM may gamble that negative market reaction will persuade MPs to change their minds

MPs to begin debating withdrawal agreement next week ahead of December 11th vote

British prime minister to argue deal delivers Brexit while protecting jobs and livelihoods

If MPs reject Brexit deal, Theresa May can expect little immediate help from Brussels

Officials finalise treaty and declaration texts ahead of meeting of leaders in Brussels

Downing Street dismisses speculation about second vote if Commons rejects deal

Dublin willing to consider ‘sensible and realistic’ solutions proven effective

Demands on immigration and security met but frictionless trade not mentioned

Prime minister faced hostile reception in Commons as deal called ‘26 pages of waffle’

With little support for Brexit deal, PM hints at concessions on future relationship with EU

DUP’s Jim Shannon claims the endorsement of the deal by the Ulster Farmers’ Union had not been cleared at the highest level

British prime minister rejects calls to renegotiate draft withdrawal agreement

Ian Paisley says victims of attacks using Libyan-supplied explosive will die without receiving damages

Technological border and another shot at negotiating at summit are UK delusions

Rees-Mogg admits failure to get 48 MPs’ signatures needed for PM confidence vote

Downing Street insists draft agreement covers Gibraltar as Spain demands veto

No preferential treatment for EU citizens after Brexit, UK prime minister says

Concern in Dublin for May’s prospects as ministers resign and MPs move to oust her

London Letter: Parliamentary arithmetic suggests deal will be defeated in December vote

‘My approach throughout has been to put the national interest first’

Protocol on Northern Ireland provides backstop guarantee that will safeguard a soft border

PM faces grim parliamentary arithmetic that offers no apparent route to victory

Report claims 10 ministers spoke out against prime minister’s deal at cabinet meeting

Former Brexit minister Steve Baker predicts if the deal is put to a vote in the Commons dozens of Conservative MPs will vote again(...)

Taoiseach and Tánaiste meet officials to discuss text agreed by negotiators

Support of attorney general and Brexit secretary crucial to prime minister’s strategy

Foster says NI trade rules being set in Brussels would be ‘democratically unacceptable’

Theresa May says speculation about an imminent breakthrough in talks is premature

Downing Street given Wednesday deadline if Brexit summit to be held by November’s end

If there is no breakthrough by Wednesday evening a deal will have to wait until December 13th

Conservative Brexiteers and pro-Europeans opposing stance on EU customs arrangement

May’s letter ‘raises alarm bells’ for those who value the integrity of the union, says Foster

Arlene Foster accuses British PM of breaking promises over proposal for Northern Ireland

Britain wants a UK-wide customs arrangement to be written into the legally-binding withdrawal agreement

Downing Street will seek a UK-wide customs backstop, which will alarm Brexiteers