Brexit: Latest as May holds talks with MPs after surviving vote

Summary

Theresa May to publish her new Brexit plan to Parliament on 21 January
Full debate and key vote on that plan on 29 January
PM holding talks with MPs and urges people to "work constructively together"
Jeremy Corbyn refuses to take part unless the PM rules out a no-deal Brexit
Mrs May has held meetings with the Lib Dems, SNP and Plaid Cymru
Government paper suggests new EU referendum would take "in excess of a year"

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Paul Gribben, Dulcie Lee and Becky Morton

Rudd: Corbyn is acting 'in bad faith'published at 20:03 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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The long road to cross-party talkspublished at 20:02 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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Brexit 'deadlock'published at 20:01 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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How did my MP vote?published at 20:01 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
Wondering how your MP voted in the no-confidence motion?
Check with our guide, here.
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Watch: Six key Brexit figures on what's next?published at 19:56 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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PM needs to show she's serious on talks - Watsonpublished at 19:53 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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Labour Deputy Leader Tom Watson tells the BBC that having "ignored" opposition parties for two years, the prime minister needs to offer them the concession of ruling out a no-deal Brexit.
"Our concern is that we have a prime minister who had the biggest defeat in history last night, who narrowly escapes a no-confidence motion today, and doesn’t appear to offer any concessions on her red lines," he says.
"There’s clearly a view in the House of Commons that there should be no support for a no-deal Brexit, business is saying that, lots of families up and down the country are saying that. So I don’t think it’s unreasonable for Jeremy Corbyn to say: 'are you being serious?'"
He says Labour is "very amenable to talks". But he asks: "Is she actually going to concede on some of those red lines?"
Watch: May offers to talk to other parties on dealpublished at 19:44 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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May offers to meet other leaders after no confidence vote result
Brexit: What happens now?published at 19:44 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
Theresa May has won a no confidence vote in her government. But with her Brexit plan defeated, what could happen next?
Anything from a second vote on the deal, a general election, or no-deal are all possible. But how could each scenario play out?
Here's our handy guide.
Watch: Moment government survives votepublished at 19:40 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
May's government wins the vote 306-325
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The moment May survived Corbyn's no confidence vote
Mordaunt reflects on unitypublished at 19:35 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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Cable: Corbyn cannot procrastinate any longerpublished at 19:34 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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How did your MP vote tonight?published at 19:32 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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Rayner: We will continue to make case against governmentpublished at 19:31 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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A familiar margin of victorypublished at 19:31 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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Dodds highlights role of DUPpublished at 19:26 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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DUP's Westminster Leader Nigel Dodds says the result tonight shows the importance of the confidence and supply arrangement that is currently in place between the Conservative party and the DUP.
Mr Dodds says the confidence and supply motion is built upon delivering Brexit on shared priorities, which for Northern Ireland is honouring the union and taking control of laws and borders.
He says he hopes that in the next few days they can work together to achieve that ambition.
Lib Dems say no deal Brexit must not be an optionpublished at 19:24 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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Lib Dem Sir Ed Davey says his party are clear they want to engage with talks, but no deal must not be an option.
Extending Article 50 must not be ruled out, he says, and MPs should be able to decide their own business over the coming days.
SNP 'welcomes the offer of talks' from PMpublished at 19:23 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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The SNP's Westminster Leader Ian Blackford says that he "welcomes the offer of talks from the prime minister".
He says that parties have "to work together where we can" constructively. He says that the option of a 'People's Vote' has to remain "on the table" during these talks.
DUP say they gave May her majoritypublished at 19:22 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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May must remove no-deal option before talks begin - Corbynpublished at 19:22 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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Leader of the Opposition Jeremy Corbyn says last night the House rejected the government's Brexit deal and a week ago voted to condemn the idea of a no-deal Brexit.
He says before talks can go ahead with the prime minister, the government must remove the prospect of a no-deal Brexit from the table.
Chief whip announced confidence vote resultpublished at 19:21 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2019
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It was the Chief Whip, Julian Smith, who read out the result of the vote this evening