Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn have been on Sky News, with former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab speaking to the BBC's Andrew Marr
Mrs May warns party rivals that replacing her won't make Brexit negotiations easier or "change the parliamentary arithmetic"
Labour leader Mr Corbyn says a further referendum is "an option for the future but not an option for today"
Publication of the draft withdrawal agreement led to the resignations of two senior ministers and several junior ministers and aides
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The BBC's chief political correspondent, Vicki Young, says the PM has responded to the turmoil around her by delivering a speech in a "calming, stately room to stand and say she is effectively getting on with the job".
"Some will say she sounds deluded, others will be saying she's taking the responsible, mature attitude," Vicki Young added.
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Quote MessageFrom the very beginning I have known what I wanted to deliver for the British people - to honour their vote in the referendum: Full control of our borders by bringing an end to the free movement of people once and for all; full control of our money so we decide ourselves how to spend it on priorities like our NHS; full control of our laws by ending the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice in the UK; getting us out of the common agriculture policy and common fisheries policy for good. That is exactly what this agreement will deliver. Free movement ended, vast annual payments stopped, the jurisdiction of the ECJ over, out of the CAP, out of the CFP - this is a Brexit that delivers on the priorities of the British people."
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Quote Message"My approach throughout has been to put the national interest first - not a partisan interest and certainly not my own political interest. I do not judge harshly those of my colleagues who seek to do the same but who reach a different conclusion. They must do what they believe to be right, just as I do. I'm sorry that they've chosen to leave the government and I thank them for their service. But I believe with every fibre of my being that the course I've set out is right for our country and all our people."
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Asked about why she had not appointed any new cabinet ministers to replace those who resigned - and whether Michael Gove was in the running - Theresa May said: "I have had a rather busy day as you might have seen, with three hours in the House of Commons."
On Mr Gove, she said he was doing great work as environment secretary, especially with fishing policy.
But, she concluded without giving much away: "I haven’t appointed a new DExEU secretary yet and I will of course be making appointments in due course."
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Quote MessageServing in high office is an honour and privilege. It is also a heavy responsibility - that is true at any time but especially when the stakes are so high. And negotiating the UK's withdrawal from the EU after 40 years and building from the ground up a new and enduring relationship for the good of our children and grandchildren is a matter of the highest consequence. It touches almost every area of our national life - our whole economy and virtually every job, the livelihoods of our fellow citizens, our integrity as a United Kingdom of four nations, our safety and security - all of these are at stake."
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Asked whether she would fight a vote of no confidence, Mrs May said: "Leadership is about taking the right decisions, not the easy ones
"My job to bring back a deal that delivers for the British people.
"I believe that this is a deal that does deliver that.
"Am I going to see this through? Yes."
Theresa May says British people "just want us to get on with it".
She says she "understands fully there are some that are unhappy" with the compromises in her deal.
But, sounding defiant, she added: "This deal delivers what was voted for and is in the national interest."
Theresa May says she believes in her deal "with every fibre of my being".
At a press conference in Downing Street, the PM said colleagues “must do what they believe to be right” and thanked those who had resigned for their service.
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