Brexit vote: Rees-Mogg and friends toasted result with Champagne?

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Rees-Mogg and friends toasted May's vote loss? After reports that Brexiteers celebrated the prime minister's deal being voted down with Champagne, Jacob Rees-Mogg said it was more of a "meeting with a drink".

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Rees-Mogg will 'not put a Marxist in Downing St' Theresa May "could stand on her head at the despatch box and back regulatory alignment", but Jacob Rees-Mogg says he would still not vote against her in a no-confidence motion.

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PM told 'everything has changed' on referendum As thousands protested outside Westminster, none were calling for a Norway or Canada style deal, says a Labour MP.

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Clarke says PM must 'modify her red lines' Ken Clarke tells the PM to consider changing course on Brexit, and to think again about her options.

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Corbyn: PM 'in denial' about customs union The Labour leader calls on the PM to clarify her policy on a customs deal and a no-deal after her Brexit defeat.

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Cameron: I don't regret calling referendum Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron says he backs Theresa May's efforts to secure a Brexit deal with the EU, but insists he does not regret calling the referendum.

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Labour MP urges Corbyn to back 'People's Vote' David Lammy says the Labour leader risks "splinters" if he doesn't back another vote.

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EU 'wants to know what UK wants' European leaders say Britain needs to clarify what sort of Brexit it can agree to, after MPs overwhelmingly reject PM Theresa May's withdrawal deal.

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