Brexit: Johnson faces into week of crucial votes
Evaporation of support for DUP on Tory benches an unexpected blow for the party
Market volatility expected as odds of no-deal Brexit tighten
Stlerling likely to weaken as vote on EU deal yet to happen
House of Fools: What the papers say about Brexit
Newspapers across UK and Ireland lead with Saturday’s House of Commons debacle
Brexit: Johnson sends unsigned letter to EU seeking delay
PM sends second letter to Donald Tusk saying he is not personally seeking extension
Brexit Q&A: What happens next?
A vote on the latest deal has been sought on Monday but there is no guarantee it will happen
Brexit: Commons amendment vote only a setback for Boris Johnson
Analysis: Prime minister still in a strong position to win approval for his Brexit deal
No-deal ‘assurances’ given to Brexiteers alarm expelled Tories
Johnson discovers the arguments employed to win over one group can alienate another
Blair and Major warn Brexit deal could upset balance in North
Former prime ministers make joint video backing second Brexit referendum
UK government loses majority as MPs deliver blow to Johnson
Phillip Lee defects to Liberal Democrats as cross-party alliance moves to block no-deal Brexit
Johnson’s tricks fall flat as Northern Ireland-only backstop back on horizon
Bruising day in Commons for PM but hint at backstop solution in agri-food comments
Politicians trying to block no-deal making it more likely, says Johnson
John Major joins legal fight to block suspension of UK parliament
UK opposition parties agree strategy to block no-deal Brexit
Jeremy Corbyn and allies accused by Downing Street of trying to sabotage UK’s position
British opposition, backbench Tories to meet Corbyn to plan no-deal block
Liberal Democrats, SNP and Greens among parties to meet with Labour leader
Corbyn’s plan to topple Boris Johnson opposed by key MPs
UK Labour leader wants to lead ‘time limited’ government to prevent no-deal Brexit
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
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