Brexit amendments: What are MPs voting on? - BBC News
MPs are expected to vote on a series of amendments designed to change the direction of Brexit.
MPs are set to vote on a series of amendments to a neutral government motion on Brexit.

Seven amendments were tabled and Speaker John Bercow selected three to be debated and voted on.

MPs are expected to vote on the amendments from 22:00 GMT tonight.

Indicative votes are where MPs vote on a series of options designed to test the will of Parliament to see what, if anything, commands a majority.

This amendment has cross-party support including from Conservative Dominic Grieve and Labour's Hilary Benn, who is also chair of the Brexit Committee.

This amendment is also supported by Independent Group MPs.

Mr Quince's amendment has support from DUP Westminster leader Nigel Dodds and members of the European Research Group including Jacob Rees-Mogg.

Her amendment has support from Conservatives Oliver Letwin, Caroline Spelman and Nick Boles - as well as from Labour MPs and the Independent Group.

Their amendment also has support from the Liberal Democrats.

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