WATCH: Hunt refuses to rule out the collapse of the Government
“It’s all about the balance of risks, because this isn’t a perfect deal for everyone but it does have a lot of what everyone wants.”
WATCH: Foster days DUP would review confidence and supply agreement if May’s deal passes
“The deal was signed to deliver on Brexit, and to do that in a way that had shared principles between the Democratic Unionist Party and the Conservative Party.”
WATCH: Duncan Smith – “Far too much has been given to the European Union”
“What I saw, over the last week and a half to two weeks, makes it very, very difficult for someone like me to support this deal.”
WATCH: Brokenshire insists that no-deal preparations continue “firmly, and at pace”
The Housing Secretary tells Sophy Ridge how the Government has spent over £4 billion, and issued 106 technical notices, against that eventuality.
WATCH: A bad moment for May in the Commons. Duncan Smith confirms he opposes her agreement.
He says that the Withdrawal Agreement must be amended to strip out the Northern Ireland backstop.
WATCH: The Prime Minister tells the Commons that her Brexit deal is a good deal
“The draft text that we have agreed…honours the vote of the British people while taking back control of our borders, laws and money.”
WATCH: May – “I’m confident that on Sunday we’ll be able to agree a deal which works for the whole UK family, including Gibraltar”
“The agreement we’ve reached is between the UK and the European Commission – it is now up to the 27 leaders of the other EU member states…”
WATCH: Ici Londres – Hannan on May’s deal: “If everyone is unhappy, then maybe you’re doing something wrong”
“What’s proposed would leave Britain with all of the duties, costs and obligations of membership, but with no voice, no vote and no veto.”
WATCH: Dodds asks whether May pushed “the delete button” on a written guarantee to Northern Ireland
He refers to a commitment in the December joint report to the province having the final say on divergence.
WATCH: We should be “out of the implementation period before the next General Election”, May tells CBI
That would be sooner than the latest timescale proposed by Barnier. She says that it is a short-term alternative to the backstop.
WATCH: Brady says that he hasn’t written a letter to himself
“It’s very likely that the Prime Minister would win a confidence vote. Then there would be a 12 month gap before it could happen again.”
WATCH: Kwarteng contradicts Prime Minister’s suggestion that Brexit might be cancelled
“On the 30th March one thing is certain, that we will have left the EU. But if the deal is voted down that would prolong uncertainty and chaos.”
WATCH: Raab – “I’ve supported the Prime Minister all through her premiership and I still do now”
“I still think a deal could be done. But it is very late in the day now, and we need to change course.”
WATCH: May – The backstop is like an insurance policy
“And the backstop can only ever be temporary…under the legal arrangements of the European Union.”
WATCH: Corbyn on the draft deal – “I’ve read a lot of it – not every last word.”
“I believe there is a majority in Parliament that would support a permanent customs arrangement with the European Union.”