WATCH: Stuart says that Vote Leave’s overspending was due to unclear rules
She accepts the regulator has the last word, but says that “We were rule-compliant according to the legal advice we were given at that time”.
WATCH: Gauke – “We would have to consider very closely what Parliament decides to do”
The Justice Secretary speaks to Marr as MPs prepare to vote again on the various Brexit options.
WATCH: Cleverly insists that the Conservatives are not planning a general election
“We have got a minority government in a turbulent time.”
WATCH: May’s final appeal to MPs to back her Withdrawal Agreement
“There are those that will say ‘the House has rejected every option, you’ll probably lose, so why bother?’. I bother because this is the last opportunity to vote for Brexit.”
WATCH: Wilson explains why the Democratic Unionists won’t vote for the deal
He describes the backstop as “a con trick which breaks up the UK”.
WATCH: Raab – Voting for Withdrawal Agreement “responsible thing for all sides to do”
The former Brexit Secretary argues that this is the responsible thing to do to avoid a no-deal exit and ensure the UK leaves the EU.
WATCH: Shadow solicitor general denounces “a last ditch attempt to save a botched deal”
“It was always totally unrealistic for the prime minister to pretend that she could drop the backstop entirely”.
WATCH: Duncan Smith explains why he’s backing May’s deal
“If we say we stand up for 17.4 million people then we have to get those people what they asked for, to leave the EU. This now is the only way.”
WATCH: Cox urges MPs to seize a last chance to secure an imminent Brexit date
He argues that the House faces a “clear choice”, and rejecting the Withdrawal Agreement would jeopardise any extension of Article 50.
WATCH: Beckett claims not having a second referendum is undemocratic
“Consider the consequences for trust in politics if this House forces an outcome on the people that they no longer desire.”
WATCH: Bercow will almost certainly block a third Meaningful Vote
The Speaker will block a Government ‘notwithstanding motion’, but announced this just after allowing Letwin’s.
WATCH: Letwin explains why the official Government will follow his orders in Brussels
He suggests that it is no different to ministers passing laws with amendments they dislike, but Redwood points out they are not normally compelled to do so.
WATCH: May at PMQs – “Other options don’t do that.” She defends her deal.
They would lead to “uncertainty, risk and never delivering Brexit,” she tells the Commons.
WATCH: Hannan argues that delaying Brexit is better than the deal
“What could be more extreme than deliberately opting for something…simply because it has ‘BREXIT’ written on the front in bright, shiny letters?”
WATCH: Corbyn sets out Labour’s support for the latest version of Cooper/Letwin
“It is ridiculous to suggest that Parliament taking control is overturning democratic institutions… it’s doing its democratic job of holding Government to account!”