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Backbenchers took charge of the Brexit impasse in parliament again tonight as the cabinet abstained from voting in indicative votes they tried in vain to stop. This time they came closer than ever to breakthrough with a majority of MPs narrowly failing to coalesce around one was forward for Brexit. In a dramatic and historic night in parliament, Ken Clarke said politics dictated that the motions should be put together after his motion was defeated by just three votes. The...

What time are the indicative votes? The MPs are debating the various motions today (Monday) and will start voting tonight at 8pm onwards on options, some of which failed to get a majority last week. House of Commons speaker John Bercow has decided which MPs would be able to vote on today, whittling down the options to four. Are the indicative votes binding? MPs took control of the Brexit process last week amid more resignations for the Prime Minister when...

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400 people gathered with mirrors on south coast to flash SOS signal to Europe

A Post Office in Ayrshire inadvertently gave its customers a glimpse of how basic services could be impacted under a No Deal Brexit this weekend. A sign displayed in the shop advised those posting to the EU that they will now need a Customs Form for all parcels. The signs were sent out to all branches as a precautionary move in case no deal was reached by 29th March. The EU exit date has since been postponed to 12th April,...

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German minister attacks ‘silver spoon’ UK cabinet who will dodge "Sh*tshow" Brexit