Recap: Brexit developments on Thursday

Summary

MPs back Brexit bill by 498 votes to 114
Bill gives go-ahead for Article 50
White Paper on Brexit published
It sets out UK's Brexit talks strategy

Live Reporting

Jackie Storer, Alex Hunt and BBC Parliament Staff

Friendly greetingpublished at 12:45 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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'What a woman wears is a woman's choice'published at 12:44 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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In response to a question from the SNP's Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh about the right of women to wear hijabs - ahead of an adjournment debate this evening - the PM agrees wholeheartedly and insists "what a woman wears is a woman's choice".
Watch: Theresa May questioned about Turing Billpublished at 12:41 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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May: UK must manage diabetes riskspublished at 12:40 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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A question from Nigel Adams about the bridge at Tadcaster, which was swept away during the 2014 floods is followed by one from John Woodcock about the nuclear industry and science in his Cumbrian constituency.
Mrs May is then asked about Type 2 diabetes, saying there is a big risk of the number of those with the condition rising. She says that she suffers from Type 1 diabetes but recognises the danger from Type 2 and says the UK must do all it can to prevent cases and help people manage the risks associated with it.
'A rare question'published at 12:39 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Where are the Lib Dems? Farron says 'I'm here'published at 12:38 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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The first question about the Brexit bill and tonight's votes from Peter Bone.
He says that the Lib Dems have made a song and dance about parliamentary sovereignty and yet they couldn't be bothered to turn up for yesterday's debate.
Mrs May says that "she has fought Liberal Democrats and nothing about them surprises me".
In an ironic twist, the next MP to be called by Speaker John Bercow is Lib Dem leader Tim Farron, who insists that his party is present and correct and asking the questions that a supine Labour Party was avoiding.
In response to his question about parliamentary scrutiny of Brexit, Mrs May says she has made clear there will be a vote on the final deal.
Watch: PM says more needs to be done on air qualitypublished at 12:37 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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May pressed over Sir Philip Green's knighthoodpublished at 12:35 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Labour's David Winnick asks about the collapse of BHS and when former workers will see their pensions paid in full.
In contrast, he says the former owner Sir Philip Green is set to "keep his knighthood and keep his billions".
Mrs May says a committee, whose name she has forgotten, are looking at the issue of the knighthood and she believes that they won't reach a verdict until any police inquiry comes to an end.
PM: Social care better in some areas than otherspublished at 12:33 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Labour Stephen Hepburn talks about cuts to adult social care and asks the PM if she takes responsibility for vulnerable people having their care cut.
The PM says the provision of social care is better in some areas than others but the government is focused on putting sustainable funding in place.
May asked about new gay pardons lawpublished at 12:30 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Both Angus Roberton and John Nicolson have raised the posthumous pardon given to men convicted of offences under historic homosexuality laws.
Mrs May says she fully supports the move, rectifying an injustice.
A string of backbench questions then follow, on issues ranging from Mrs May's recent visit to Turkey's President Erdogan, the future of Nato and air pollution in London and the transport network around Heathrow.
The PM says the government takes the issue of air pollution seriously but that more needs to be done to reduce levels of nitrogen dioxide.
Watch: Jeremy Corbyn asks PM about Trumppublished at 12:29 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Watch: White Paper to be published tomorrowpublished at 12:27 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Quickfire sessionpublished at 12:26 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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May asked to "stand up for British values'published at 12:25 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Labour MP Jonathan Reynolds says Theresa May has let down the British people in not taking a firmer line against Donald Trump, contrasting her response to his views on torture, immigration and women's rights with those of other leaders such as Angela Merkel.
He suggests she should be "standing up for British values" rather than getting on a plane and holding Mr Trump's hand.
The PM says she has stood up for British values, by getting justice for the families of Hillsborough victims, reforming stop and search and legislating against modern slavery.
May: I am leading a country, not a protestpublished at 12:24 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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In response to the Labour leader's criticism of President Trump, Mrs May says Mr Corbyn would not have been able to get Nato protection or an exemption for UK citizens from the new US visa rules.
She ends their clash by saying: "He can lead a protest. I am leading a country."
Brexit White Paper due on Thursdaypublished at 12:20 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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In response to a question from the Conservative MP Maria Miller, the PM has confirmed the White Paper on Brexit will be published on Thursday.
Watch: Theresa May 'not my job to chase headlines'published at 12:19 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Watch: Jeremy Corbyn tribute to Tam Dalyellpublished at 12:18 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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May: The NHS is 'not for sale'published at 12:16 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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The Labour leader demands to know whether US firms will be able to get access to the NHS as part of a future trade deal.
To cheers, the PM gives what she says is a simple and straightforward response.
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The NHS is not for sale and never will be."
Corbyn: What more does Trump need to say?published at 12:16 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2017
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says the US President has breached international conventions, torn up international agreements, and made disagreeable comments on a range of issues, asking the PM "what more" he needs to do before the UK government agrees with the 1.8m people who have signed a petition calling for a rethink on the state visit invitation.