23:53

I am wrapping this up now. Tomorrow is set to be another incredible day potentially bearing a number of surprises.

Here the key developments at a glance:

At least 16 proposals have been submitted by MPs for votes in the Commons tomorrow . Whether the parties will whip for or against some of them remains largely unclear at this point, though Labour is likely to whip for its own proposal - a close economic relationship with he EU in the shape of a comprehensive customs union, with a UK say on future trade deals , an idea EU law currently doesn’t allow and repeatedly has ruled out.

. Whether the parties will whip for or against some of them remains largely unclear at this point, though Labour is likely to whip for its own proposal - a close economic relationship with he EU in the shape of a comprehensive customs union, with a UK say on future trade deals an idea EU law currently doesn’t allow and repeatedly has ruled out. Labour MP Emily Thornberry has hinted that Labour might support a “confirmatory public ballot” , which the Kyle-Wilson amendment calls for, regardless of which deal is passed.



, which the Kyle-Wilson amendment calls for, regardless of which deal is passed. Proposals tabled include a UK-EU customs union, a second referendum, EFTA, “common market 2.0”, and no-Brexit via the revoking of article 50



It is likely that various so-called “unicorn” proposals, motions and amendments that won’t be workable, will nevertheless attract much support. The Prime Minister has not committed to honouring successfully passed proposals, and might simply press on with a third meaningful vote on her twice-rejected deal.



The Brexiteer and chair of the European Research Group Jacob Rees-Mogg has confirmed that he would now back Theresa May’s withdrawal deal. The DUP has reiterated that it will reject it if it comes back for another vote .



if it comes back for another vote Borins Johnson has indicated that he might vote for the deal if the PM quits.



That’s all from me for tonight. Thanks for following.





