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Amendments to include article 50 extension, customs union, new vote and backstop limit

Tory amendment ‘likely to appeal to moderate MPs who just want Brexit sorted’

Bilateral treaty envisaged both governments bypassing EU for deal on invisible border

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

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

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

EU believes movement on Border issue this week would allow for November summit

‘Until UK has left EU, article 50 letter can be withdrawn,’ says John Kerr in new report

Government has proposed alternative non-binding motion in case of no Brexit deal

Amendment returns to Commons on Wednesday where a defeat for May could take a no-deal Brexit off the table

EU Withdrawal Bill returns on Monday to the House of Lords

Backbenchers say PM broke promise over parliament’s powers in event of no-deal Brexit

Once caricatured as a backbench Bertie Wooster on account of his fogeyish style, prominent Brexiteer is today one of the most influential MPs at Westminster

PM to set out course of action if final Brexit agreement rejected or talks end with no deal

Support came after rebel MPs relented just ahead of vote, in wake of justice minister’s resignation

Phillip Lee cannot support ‘how our country’s exit from EU looks set to be delivered’

UN inspectors arrive in Syria to investigate last week’s chemical weapons assault

Pro-Brexit media react angrily as rebel Conservatives push through amendments

European Parliament approves motion allowing Brexit talks

European Court of Justice will have no role in the UK after two-year transition period

Downing Street rejects claims PM was ready to double UK divorce bill offer to €40bn

Kenneth Clarke and other pro-EU Conservatives say May proposal harms UK in talks

London Letter: UK PM must navigate careful path as she seeks Brexit transition deal

One-week delay comes amid speculation May will deliver major speech on September 21st

Conservatives join opposition in calling for radical changes to legislation to leave EU

British prime minister defends legislation on UK’s EU departure amid growing opposition

Numerous questions remain about the British government’s extrajudicial killing of Reyaad Khan, the boy from Cardiff who went to fight for Islamic State in Syria. Not least whether it was legal

Only suspected former republicans given non-prosecution commitments

British attorney general to begin issuing legal warnings on prejudicial comments

Man close to family of late toddler James Bulger admits sharing pictures of his killer

Judge says Hall ‘got away with it’ for decades and had ‘lived a lie for more than half of his life’