Ken Clarke urged colleagues to use “the full extent of the constitutional powers” of Lords to stop the legislation, as the “consequences for this country would be appalling”.
“The Government should see sense, accept the removal of these offending clauses, and start to rebuild our international reputation.”
"Anyone who cares about Britain should watch it," Alastair Campbell said.
John Redwood told the president-elect that Brexit “gave us a larger percentage mandate for exit than your own convincing win".
Government would reinstate controversial clauses that enable ministers to break international laws if Lords try to strip them out.
"The UK will now be conscious of the fact that they have a US president who’ll be focusing in a completely different way to Donald Trump on the impact of the Brexit deal."
Biden warned that the Good Friday Agreement cannot be “a casualty of Brexit” and said a UK-US trade deal would be dependent on the peace terms being upheld.
Talks will continue, with a Brexit cliff-edge looming next month.
“The people of Scotland overwhelmingly reject Brexit and the narrow, isolationist stance of Boris Johnson’s Government and believe Scotland will prosper as an independent country.”