The government faces a no-confidence vote that it will expect to win, but what are the PM’s next steps? Follow all the day’s politics news – live How did your… Read more »
PM faces vote of confidence after MPs vote against her Brexit plan by 230 majority Follow the latest developments – live How did your MP vote? How does a no-confidence… Read more »
Prime minister’s Brexit deal is lost by 432 votes to 202 Theresa May loses Brexit deal vote by majority of 230 How did your MP vote? How does a no-confidence… Read more »
The PM leads a party that is divided and a country stockpiling food and medicines as if preparing for war. She needs to humbly reach out to her opponents and… Read more »
MPs voting now as PM makes final plea for them to back her deal How will the various Westminster factions vote? The meaningful vote on May’s Brexit deal – what… Read more »
Kemi Badenoch says Tulip Siddiq was ‘making a point’ by choosing to vote in Brexit debate Follow the day’s political developments – live updates The Conservative vice-chairman Kemi Badenoch has… Read more »
Some of the more memorable lines from MPs’ debate on Theresa May’s Brexit deal Follow the day’s political developments – live updates The Conservative MP Julian Lewis, giving the shortest… Read more »
A “CLOAKROOM plot” by backbench MPs to seize control of Parliamentary business and sideline the Government’s role in Brexit has been allegedly uncovered. The cross-party group of senior MPs were… Read more »
Amendments mean PM would be left with little room to move if her Brexit deal is rejected next week Theresa May’s room for manoeuvre should her Brexit deal be rejected… Read more »
Proposal lent fresh impetus by barracking and abuse of Anna Soubry by pro-Brexit protesters Parliament is moving towards a special inquiry into the abuse and harassment of MPs after repeated… Read more »
We urgently need innovative ways to resolve the referendum vote. Setting up a citizens’ assembly is the first step to break the impasse Next week the House of Commons will… Read more »
Pro-remain MP claims same group also racially abused Sky political editor Faisal Islam The Metropolitan police are coming under increasing pressure to take action against pro-Brexit supporters who repeatedly accused… Read more »
Letter to Met police comes after Speaker expresses concern about protesters targeting MPs outside parliament Dozens of MPs have written to the UK’s most senior police officer to raise concerns… Read more »
Justice secretary says pursuing this course of action would be irresponsible by government The justice secretary, David Gauke, has said he would find it “very difficult” to remain in Theresa… Read more »
Speaker says Labour leader should be taken at his word over alleged remark at PMQs Follow all the day’s politics news – live Parliament descended into chaos on Wednesday as… Read more »
Conservative MPs say Labour leader insulted PM during prime minister’s questions Conservative MPs have accused Jeremy Corbyn of calling Theresa May a “stupid woman” after their final exchanges during prime… Read more »
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at the last PMQs of 2018 and Sajid Javid publishing the immigration white paper… Read more »
Opposition say No 10 is ‘running scared’, but Conservatives accuse Corbyn of ‘bottling it’ Labour and the Conservatives were embroiled in a high-stakes row over whether to stage an immediate… Read more »
Corbyn says he will table a motion saying the House has no confidence in the PM because of her failure to hold a meaningful vote immediately Theresa May pushes forward… Read more »
Tory party ballot on Wednesday evening after more than 48 letters sent to Graham Brady, chair of 1922 Committee of Conservative backbenchers Who will be PM in the morning? All… Read more »
Ignoring issue of confidence vote, Labour leader decries ‘unacceptable’ vote delay Jeremy Corbyn has demanded that Theresa May immediately put her Brexit deal to a vote of parliament, using prime… Read more »
Watchdog says former minister failed to register money from Telegraph column and books Boris Johnson has offered MPs a “full and unreserved apology” over the late declaration of more than… Read more »
Social network staff apparently conversed about removing data restrictions for big ad spenders Facebook staff in 2012 discussed removing restrictions on user data for companies who were able to spend… Read more »
Shadow cabinet member’s son Ishmael is employed by her office in communications role The shadow international development secretary, Kate Osamor, has resigned from her role amid accusations that she had… Read more »
Lloyd Russell-Moyle makes Commons speech about ‘deeply misunderstood’ disease Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle has become the second parliamentarian to announce he is HIV positive, using a speech ahead of World… Read more »
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and the publication of the government’s official analysis of the economic impact… Read more »
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen Brexit political declaration fails to offer frictionless trade 8 things you need to know about political declaration for UK-EU future… Read more »
Corbyn says withdrawal plan is a failure but prime minister argues it is in national interest Theresa May has defended her Brexit deal from criticism across party lines at prime… Read more »
Use our simulator to see what happens when each of the various tribes chooses to back the prime minister, to reject her bill or to abstain. Can you assemble a… Read more »
The UK has been in a holding pattern since 2016. We must move forward with the EU withdrawal agreement • Nicky Morgan is a former Conservative education secretary There are… Read more »