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Protests outside Parliament ahead of a crucial vote are loud, passionate, colourful but - so far - peaceful.

The watchdog says the party failed to deliver an "accurate quarterly donations report" in 2017.

After five days of debate, MPs will decide whether the UK government should push on with Theresa May's deal.

Theresa May is expected to be defeated when MPs vote on the terms of the UK's withdrawal from the EU later.

As MPs prepare to accept or reject the PMs plan for Brexit, key figures in the debate give us their views.

Remainer Zoe invites friends and customers to her chip shop to talk about their Brexit differences.

With so many MPs pledging to vote against the PM's Brexit plan, what are the options if Theresa May loses on Tuesday night.

The Speaker says he will continue to be the "guardian of the rights" of the Commons.

Jeremy Corbyn says "nothing has changed" over achieving a legal agreement with the EU about the use of the Northern Ireland backstop.

Theresa May was in Stoke-on-Trent to give a speech about Brexit ahead of Tuesday's Commons vote.

A guide to the amendments suggested by MPs to Theresa May's Brexit plan, ahead of the big vote on on Tuesday.

Theresa May asks what the history books will say if MPs vote on Tuesday against her Brexit plan.

Tulip Siddiq was due to have an elective caesarean section, but has delayed it until Thursday.

EU leaders send reassurances to the prime minister about Northern Ireland.

Theresa May's Brexit deal comes in two parts - one is short, the other is a hefty document which is legally binding and covers the 21-month transition plan

A speech about Brexit was set to say that the assembly was not questioned after the 1997 referendum.

The Confederation of Paper Industries says it is concerned about the potential for delays in a no-deal Brexit.

Government nuclear policy is under scrutiny amid reports the Japanese firm may scrap a £20bn reactor.

The Make the Call scheme helps people claim social security benefits to which they are entitled.

Arlene Foster renews assault on the backstop with MPs set to vote on the Brexit deal on Tuesday.