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Votes set to take place at Westminster after Holyrood backs revoking Article 50.
The head of the British overseas territory adds to calls for the UK to rescind its stated intention to leave the EU.
LBC caller who once voted for UKIP told Shelagh Fogarty he now "deeply regrets" the decision and votes for Liberal Democrats.
Deputy leader says general election victory is much more likely than it has been in the past.
He said there wasn't time for a second referendum before the Brexit deadline. / The UK must now revoke Article 50 to fight the threat of a no-deal Brexit, Chuka Umunna has said.
Johnson says he has a deal that might fly but he won't show it to anyone yet, because it's too soon isn't it? [turns head, stares at camera]. / Is the EU losing patience? Xavier Bettel looks as if he has. ... Plus we have a half-hearted go at a making verbal Jon Worth flowchart on the fly - what are the scenarios from here on out? And - we can dream - what happens the morning after revocation?
Britons can still reverse Brexit after Article 50 and say 'we love you' to EU, Luxembourg PM says
09/03/2017
Xavier Bettel indicates treaty process can be halted once triggered by Theresa May
As MPs prepare for second round of indicative votes, here’s a guide to each motion.
Call to put brakes on UK’s EU exit is most popular petition ever on parliament website.
Analysis of 16,000 petitions running on government website finds revoke Article 50 request has more than three times as many signatures as all pro-Brexit petitions combined.
Article 50 petition: Government website crashes after more than 800,000 demand Brexit is cancelled
21/03/2019
Petition to scrap withdrawal process attracts more signatures than no-deal petition within hours.
Milestone hit a day and a half after Britain was originally meant to have left EU
The prime minister is due to attend an EU summit in Brussels today.
Another new anti-Brexit party joins the fray
23/04/2019
Another anti-Brexit party has been launched in time for the EU elections and they claim to be more truly pro-EU than any other party.
Only an alliance can change the current two-party system, give voice to the voiceless and start to bring our country together. It’s time to embrace a genuine example of new politics and fix our democracy. / We, The Undersigned, ask all the pro-European parties listed above to agree an electoral alliance for the next General Election. The alliance would have two agreed objectives ...