BREAKING: Parliament rejects all remaining alternatives to Theresa May's deal
The House of Commons held a series of"indicative votes" on Brexit.
The House of Commons on Monday took part in another series of"indicative votes" on Brexit alternatives after rejecting the Withdrawal Agreement the prime minister has negotiated with the EU for a third time last week. The failure to find an alternative to the prime minister's deal means that Britain remains in political deadlock with less than two weeks to go until Britain is due to leave the EU on April 12.
May is also considering plans to bring Labour MPs on board by offering parliament a greater say in the second phase of Brexit negotiations.
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