WATCH: Hinds walks the No Deal tightrope. He says it must be a possibility – but not policy.
“When people say take no deal off the table – you can’t just take a negative away you have to replace it with something”
WATCH: Francois says he won’t submit “to bullying by any German” – and tears up Airbus CEO’s letter on live TV
“Mr Enders’ intervention is a classic example of the sort of Teutonic arrogance which is one of the reasons so many people voted to leave the European Union.”
WATCH: Hunt – “It is clear that Nicolas Maduro is not the legitimate leader of Venezuela”
The Foreign Secretary says that anybody who thinks of the country’s socialist government as a model should consult their TV screens.
WATCH: Corbyn will “sit down with Hamas, Hezbollah and the IRA…yet he won’t meet me to talk about Brexit”
The Labour leader responded by borrowing Hilary Benn’s line that the Prime Minister’s door may be open but her mind is closed.
WATCH: May hints at revisiting and revising the backstop
But she says that she has “never even considered” revisiting the Belfast Agreement, contrary to reports earlier today.
WATCH: Fox won’t say whether he’d resign over a customs union
The International Trade Secretary says “we seem to be losing our focus” on “deliver[ing] on what the British people voted for”.
WATCH: Starmer speaks of the “need” for a backstop
The shadow brexit secretary says the “chances now of a deal that doesn’t have a backstop are very very slim”.
WATCH: Benn – MPs “are trying to sort out the mess the Prime Minister has created”
He argues that, rather than being “plotters”, MPs who are looking to stop “no deal” are addressing a “national crisis”.
WATCH: Lammy – “I think an election’s extremely unlikely”
The Labour MP’s reasoning is that the DUP won’t “put Corbyn, who has been a long-term friend of Sinn Fein, into Number 10”.
WATCH: Morgan responds to coup allegations
She calls that an “overblown” description, and says “it’s a strange sort of coup that starts with a whole lot of democratically elected members of Parliament”.
WATCH: Raab – “I would like to see us go back to Brussels…”
The former Brexit Secretary says “it’s not quite true to say I support no deal”.
WATCH: Farage says he will stand for a new party at the European elections if Brexit is delayed
“If this happens I’ll make sure there a political party with a list that I can be part of.”
WATCH: Johnson – “It would be shameful, at this late stage, to change that totemic date: March 29th”
He calls for the Government to pursue a deal “a new partnership” based on “the Prime Minister’s vision at Lancaster House.”
WATCH: Gove’s eviscerating winding-up speech
He may not sway many voters outside Westminster, but he continues to command the Commons.
WATCH: Francois – The ERG will vote with the Government today
He tells the Prime Minister that it “will walk through the lobbies with her to vote this nonsense down.”