Parliament sits for first Saturday in 37 years to vote on a new Brexit deal
MPs vote by 322 to 306 in favour of the Letwin amendment
It requires a delay to Brexit until necessary UK legislation is passed
PM insists he will not negotiate a delay with the EU
The result means Parliament will not vote on PM's deal until next week
Anti-Brexit protesters rally outside Palace of Westminster
The group People's Vote wants a 'final say' vote on Brexit
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Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson says mass demonstrations planned outside Parliament later today show the public wants a say. And that people will choose to stay in the EU.
The PM responds that Ms Swinson and others have been preventing a general election.
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The people of Scotland have the opportunity to "take back control" of fisheries, the PM says.
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Boris Johnson congratulates the England men's rugby union team for their World Cup quarter-final win against Australia.
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The SNP's Westminster leader, Ian Blackford, says the PM's deal is "actually worse" than Theresa May's, and it would leave Scotland "shafted". He asks why Scotland won't get the same arrangements as Northern Ireland.
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In Brussels, there's a "strong desire" to intensify "federalist" projects, says Boris Johnson. Even within the EU this would create greater scepticism among millions of people, he tells MPs.
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Former Tory Chancellor Ken Clarke, now an independent MP, says EU membership gives the UK a stronger economy and better access to markets. Mr Clarke, the Father of the House (longest-serving current MP), asks the PM to assure him that the UK will retain access to European markets.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn criticised Boris Johnson, saying his new Brexit deal did not protect workers' rights.
Read more about what's in the deal about the UK's future standards for workers and the environment.
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Boris Johnson says Jeremy Corbyn hasn't "been able to trust the people of this country" by backing a general election. He urges MPs to "ignore the pleadings" of their leader.
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The PM's back on his feet, saying he's "disappointed" by Jeremy Corbyn's remarks. He adds that the Labour leader's "catastrophic plans" are the only threat to the economy.
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Jeremy Corbyn says the customs arrangement set out in his deal goes against the PM's earlier promises and that people "cannot trust" him. Future generations must be protected, he adds, ending his response to the PM's statement.
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Image source, PA MediaAddressing MPs during his statement earlier, the PM urged MPs to reconcile their interests and "achieve resolution".
"The House will need no reminding that this is the second deal and the fourth vote, three-and-a-half years after the nation voted for Brexit," says the PM.
"And during those years friendships have been strained, families divided and the attention of this House consumed by a single issue that has at times felt incapable of resolution."
Mr Johnson can perhaps speak from his own experience on the issue of divided families, after his own brother Jo Johnson quit the government and Tory Party over Brexit.
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Jeremy Corbyn says he understands the "fatigue and frustration" over Brexit, but tells MPs that Boris Johnson's deal would make people poorer and that constituents would not "forgive" politicians.
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The deal puts at risk current rules on air standards and chemical safety, Jeremy Corbyn says. He urges MPs not to give the government "a blank cheque" on workers' rights.
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The PM's deal risks jobs, the NHS and the environment, Jeremy Corbyn says. It also reduces access to EU markets, he argues, saying thousands of jobs are at risk. A vote for the deal would be a vote to cut manufacturing jobs, he adds.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says the PM's Brexit deal is "even worse" than Theresa May's. He says promises on the environment and workers' rights made last night are "empty" and that Labour MPs "will not be duped".
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The PM says his deal can "heal the country" and that, as democrats, MPs must back the result of the 2016 referendum. He wants the country to be "generous" and "outward-looking".
That ends the PM's statement.
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The PM says his deal with the EU is the "best possible solution". The public has a "burning desire", as do EU officials, to "get Brexit done", he adds, arguing that further delay would be "deeply corrosive of public trust".
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Boris Johnson says that, after Brexit, the NHS won't be "on the table" in any future trade negotiations.