WATCH: “The Government cannot legitimately…resubmit to the House the same proposition” – the Speaker kills MV3

“This ruling should not be regarded as my last word on the subject,” Bercow added.

The six Labour MPs who voted against the Benn amendment

The amendment was seen off by 314-312, so the six votes from the Opposition benches made all the difference.

WATCH: “This is the moment and this is the time…to get the deal done,” a hoarse Prime Minister tells the Commons

“Only then can we do what we came here to do – what we were sent here to do.”

WATCH: May – “The UK will only leave without a deal on 29th March if there’s explicit consent”

She promises the Commons votes on her deal, on No Deal, and finally on a possible delay.

Deal or delay. The full text of the Prime Minister’s Brexit statement

“An extension cannot take no deal off the table. The only way to do that is to revoke Article 50, which I shall not do.“

WATCH: Baker reiterates that there would be a majority for the Malthouse Compromise

The implication is that the Government would win more votes if it kept the ERG happy.

WATCH: Letwin – The Commons must “take on the Government of our country” and “be a Cabinet”

He argues for “a fundamental realignment of Government, Parliament and Civil Service.”

WATCH: Government loses Brexit vote – “She cannot keep on just running down the clock,” Corbyn claims

“Yet again her Government has been defeated”.

WATCH: “The EU will be watching for any sign our resolve is weakening,” Barclay warns MPs

The Brexit Secretary argues that “we should not give them that excuse not to engage”, and therefore should vote with the Government.

WATCH: “There is no point in having a time limit on the backstop unless it is written into the treaty”, Johnson argues

The former Foreign Secretary also insists that any time limit must end “substantially before the next general election”.

WATCH: “We all need to hold our nerve,” the Prime Minister tells the Commons

“I believe we can reach a deal that this House can support.”

WATCH: “If they are worried about No Deal, they have to vote for a deal”, Lidington tells Labour

He teases Thornberry that perhaps when she voted for Article 50 to be triggered she was “present but not involved”.

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: A General Election is “the worst thing we could do”, May argues, seeking the confidence of the House

“It would deepen division, when we need unity. It would bring chaos when we need certainty. And it would bring delay when we need to move forward.”

The full list of Conservative and Labour rebels in the vote on May’s Brexit deal

The names of all 118 Conservatives who voted against the proposal, and the four Opposition MPs who voted for it.