Labour tables cross-party motion to stop new prime minister leaving EU without deal

Former Commons leader Andrea Leadsom says leaving EU at the end of October will be a ‘red line’ if she becomes prime minister

Hard Brexiteers pour cold water on possible May-Corbyn compromise

Cross-party group puts forward Bill obliging prime minister to seek lengthy Brexit delay

Cross-party MP group seeks to stop no-deal Brexit by tabling article 50 Bill

Yvette Cooper’s Bill would require Theresa May to extend article 50 beyond April 12th

MPs warn May they will resist attempts to call snap election

MPs from pro-Brexit and pro-EU wings warned they could face an electoral disaster

May considers last-ditch attempt to save Brexit deal

Labour calls on UK prime minister to accept deal is dead and to call a general election

Indicative voting: An ‘Irish solution’ to the Brexit problem?

Opinion: The House of Commons can learn from the experience of the Citizens’ Assembly

Soon to depart Theresa May still has hopes for her Brexit deal

Indicative votes process may offer the best and last prospect of breaking deadlock

MPs vote to remove control of Brexit from May government

Three junior ministers resign before defying whip to back amendment tabled by Tory Oliver Letwin

Brexit: ‘All UK had left was the date. We’ve taken that from them’

There is a growing view May will have to go if deal is rejected again

Brexit: MPs vote to delay the UK’s exit from EU

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

Chris Patten: Brexit crisis is ‘crazed ideological jihad’

Ardently pro-European, the veteran Tory has watched in horror as the debacle unfolds

Plot to stop Brexit 'would be most grievous error' by politicians

Ministers threatened to resign if UK leader failed to rule out no-deal Brexit

Three MPs say they will delay Brexit if no deal reached

Amber Rudd, Greg Clark and David Gauke issue blunt warning to Tory Brexiteers

Brexit: No incentive for EU to move as May loses another vote

Brussels likely to wait and see, pending vote on February 27th that may lead to extension

Brexit jitters? Take a chill pill

British prime minister Theresa May seems to be a devotee of game-theory books

May’s Brexit deal is defeated: What could happen next?

No confidence motion throws up several possibilities including a general election

Brexit: House of Commons divided in vote over plan-B timeline

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

UK government suffers Commons defeat on no-deal Brexit

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

British minister resigns over ‘irresponsible’ Brexit strategy

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

Calls for specific NHS tax almost welcome for Brexit-focused May

Janan Ganesh: Absence of politics paints NHS as benevolent spirit not costly system

Northern rights activist launches legal challenge to Brexit

Raymond McCord claims UK withdrawal from EU could damage peace process

Westminster left reeling by Theresa May’s ruthless cull

All David Cameron’s close allies cast aside as new prime minister asserts authority

New British PM sacks leading cabinet figures in bold priority shift

Changes underline Theresa May’s commitment to social reform, says spokeswoman

Scotland and North ‘must be consulted’ in Brexit talks

Scottish National Party MP Stephen Gethins says vote of both countries must be respected

Press regulation deal agreed by parties - Labour

A charter will be published this morning and will be put to MPs this afternoon

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