The 15 Conservative MPs who backed the Grieve amendment

The proposal was defeated by 321 to 301 votes.

The 17 Tory MPs who rebelled to support the Cooper amendment

Freeman joins the rebellion. But the amendment fell by 321 to 298.

Iain Dale: We’re heading towards an application to extend Article 50. And if extension happens, will revocation follow?

Plus: Collective minsterial responsibility is seeping away. Plus: A.C.Grayling, Jews, nazis, yellow stars – and Brexit Derangement Syndrome.

Chris White: The Cooper amendment threatens to damage the constitution in ways that would be very hard to repair

The constitutional crisis MPs are threatening to bring down on all our heads will have wide-ranging and severe consequences.

The 17 Conservative MPs who voted for the Grieve’s amendment today

The Speaker defied all precedent to allow an amendment which forces the Prime Minister to present the Commons with a ‘Plan B’ much sooner than planned.

The 20 Conservative MPs who voted for Cooper’s anti-No Deal Finance Bill amendment

The Government is suggesting that it will make little difference in practical terms – but opposed it for symbolic and political reasons.

The 22 Conservative MPs who have signed Spelman’s letter opposing No Deal

We also reproduce the full text of the letter itself.

The 25 Conservatives who voted with Grieve to block a No Deal Brexit – or try to

Some favour a Second Referendum; others, EEA membership. But they have combined to deal the Prime Minister a second bloody blow in a single day.

The double standards of those sneering about “pastiche”

Roger Scruton is advising the Government on ensuring new buildings are beautiful. But defeating the architectural establishment will not be easy.

Tomos Davies: Reclaiming our reputation as the party of families

How we can push more fathers into taking extended paternity leave for the good of women, children, and the economy.

WATCH: “We have to work twice, three times as hard to win ethnic minority voters”, says Vaizey

The former Culture Minister says that there had already been a slide before the last election, and that the challenge will be greater after Windrush.

The Home Secretary’s letter to Conservative MPs offering assurances on the status of EU nationals

We publish the letter referenced by Ed Vaizey in this afternoon’s debate.

Judy Terry: Some flexibility with planning rules is needed to save old buildings

Sensitive development for some commercial use or new housing could be the difference between sustainability and eventual loss.

Philip May, Samantha Cameron, Marina Wheeler, Sarah Vine – and the power of the political spouse

The Prime Minister’s interview yesterday was a reminder of the fact.

“#ThankYourMP” – A selection of tweets

As debate swirls about increasingly negative attitudes to our representatives, people have taken to Twitter to show their appreciation.