Most Conservatives, including eight ministers, voted against May’s motion in a free vote

The magic number is 320, a majority of the 639 voting MPs in the Commons

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

DUP’s leader in Westminster claims backstop ‘would constitutionally break up the UK’

Frank Field says Labour ‘increasingly seen as a racist party’

Hardline Conservatives step up opposition to proposals agreed at Chequers

Conservative pro-European rebels will take heart from Lords’ outcome

Committee urges early return to talks to restore Executive and Assembly

Radio review: Varadkar favours snow talk over 2040 publicity campaign while Cormac Ó hEadhra enjoys a Brexit scrap

Brexit’s true believers have just realised the treaty makes the hard Brexit they desire virtually impossible

Westminster hears criticism of Stormont’s ‘mandatory’ SF-DUP coalition

Firms relying on UK market will face difficulties when Britain leaves EU, Varadkar says

Tánaiste tweet directed at Labour’s Hoey and Conservative Hannan

Davis says no-deal Brexit less likely as support for it wavers even on Tory backbenches

Paisley among MPs who criticise ‘disgraceful’ Irish demands for more details

Second son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana met fianceé on a blind date set up by mutual friend

Labour’s Kate Hoey claims on border: ‘they’ll have to pay for it’

Anna Soubry calls for responsible reporting after ‘Daily Telegraph’ headline

‘You either vote to improve your personal circumstances or to improve society’

Fifty-two Labour MPs defy Jeremy Corbyn and vote against legislation on article 50

Labour vows to not ‘frustrate’ process as parliament set to have say in UK exit from EU

Northern Ireland Affairs committee told Republic scared to lose ‘big friend’ in Europe

Ukip leader says ‘big team effort’ required from Leave campaigners

David Cameron points to talks with Kenny over arrangements for common travel area

New legislation would allow ministers to use taxpayers’ money for campaign

As he stood at the lectern the former Labour leader must have been thinking of what might have been

First Minister suspicious SF leaders told they would never face prosecution for IRA actions

Non-prosecution commitments to on the runs not immoral, civil servant tells committee