WATCH: Fox becomes the first Brexiteer Cabinet Minister to front for the Government – and chides fellow Leavers
He says that “ultimately I hope that across Parliament we recognise that a deal is better than no deal.”
WATCH: May’s press conference. Her pitch is…I am Boycott.
“One of my cricketing heroes was Geoffrey Boycott…he stuck to it, and he got the runs in the end.”
WATCH: The Rees-Mogg scrum. He confirms to a media pack that a leadership challenge is on.
He says that he won’t stand in an election. But will the ERG succeed in drumming up 48 letters?
WATCH: Mundell’s ferocious attack on Raab. He says: “I’m not going to be bounced into resigning by carpetbaggers.”
“I’m sure this is more about manoeuvring and leadership”. He also says he wants to study the Northern Ireland protocol.
WATCH: Raab on why he resigned. May’s deal would be “devastating for public trust in our democracy”
“I’ve been fighting for a good Brexit deal, but the terms offered to Cabinet yesterday had two fatal flaws.”
WATCH: Rees-Mogg signals support for a challenge to May’s leadership
He and the ERG leadership have held out for many months, but he suggests that the time has now come.
WATCH: The Prime Minister says that the Cabinet’s “collective decision” is to agree the draft Brexit deal
But was it unanimous? And if not, what follows? She says the choices were “difficult” and debate “impassioned”.
WATCH: Foster – “We could not as Unionists support a deal that broke up the United Kingdom”
The DUP leader says that “there will be consequences” if the Prime Minister proposes one.
WATCH: Corbyn accuses May of failing ‘in her own terms’ on Brexit
She dodges a direct question on whether Parliament with have the sovereign right to withdraw unilaterally from any backstop.
WATCH: The Chief Whip – “I’m confident we can get this through Parliament.”
Julian Smith says that “it’s a major document – hundreds of pages…the Prime Minister’s been working, day in, day out.”
WATCH: Johnson gets in early doors. May’s proposed deal is “vassal state stuff – utterly unacceptable”
“If you ask me, am I going to vote against it? My answer is yes,” he says, as the DUP and ERG come out fighting.
WATCH: Dodds – We told Ministers we will vote with Labour on Brexit legal advice. So they’ve folded rather than lose.
“Our understanding is that the Government is going to abstain, so the motion will be carried.”
WATCH: Yes it can. No it can’t. Yes it can. No it can’t. Starmer and Corbyn at war over whether Brexit can be stopped.
“All options must remain on the table. That includes the option of a public vote…nothing Jeremy has said is intended to disturb that.”
WATCH: Whittingdale: “It’s quite difficult to see how the Prime Minister can continue” if her Brexit plan can’t get through Parliament
The former Cabinet Minister on May’s future as the clock ticks down on a November date for a summit and deal.
WATCH: Veterans, Royals and political leaders mark the centenary of the Armistice at the Cenotaph
Prince Charles laid a wreath on the Queen’s behalf, and for the first time the German President also took part in the ceremony.