Theresa May has just been dealt another blow after the House of Commons voted decisively against a no-deal Brexit. MPs voted by 321 to 308 for a motion which rejects the UK leaving the EU without a deal, under any circumstances. The motion did not force the government to either revoke Article 50 or to request an extension, and so the UK will still leave without a deal on 29 March, until other arrangements are put in place.
These are the 265 Tory MPs that did back a no-deal Brexit being kept on the table:
Nigel Adams, Adam Afriyie, Peter Aldous, Lucy Allan, David Amess, Stuart Andrew, Edward Argar, Victoria Atkins, Richard Bacon, Kemi Badenoch, Steve Baker, Harriett Baldwin, Stephen Barclay, Henry Bellingham, Paul Beresford, Jake Berry, Bob Blackman, Crispin Blunt, Peter Bone, Peter Bottomley, Andrew Bowie, Ben Bradley, Karen Bradley, Graham Brady, Suella Braverman, Jack Brereton, Andrew Bridgen, Steve Brine, James Brokenshire, Alex Burghart, Fiona Bruce, Conor Burns, Alun Cairns, James Cartlidge, Bill Cash, Maria Caulfield, Alex Chalk, Rehman Chishti, Christopher Chope, Jo Churchill, Colin Clark, Simon Clark, James Cleverly, Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, Therese Coffey, Damian Collins, Robert Courts, Geoffrey Cox, Tracey Crouch, Chris Davies, David Davies, Glyn Davies, Mims Davies, Philip Davies, David Davis, Caroline Dinenage, Leo Docherty, Michelle Donelan, Nadine Dorries, Steve Double, Oliver Dowden, Jackie Doyle-Price, Richard Drax, James Duddridge, David Duguid, Iain Duncan Smith, Alan Duncan, Philip Dunne, Michael Ellis, Charlie Elphicke, George Eustice, Nigel Evans, David Evennett, Michael Fabricant, Michael Fallon, Mark Field, Kevin Foster, Liam Fox, Lucy Frazer, Mark Francois, Marcus Fysh, Roger Gale, Mark Garnier, Nusrat Ghani, Nick Gibb, Cheryl Gillan, John Glen, Zac Goldsmith, Robert Goodwill,...
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