MPs broke with protocol to capture the moment as they crowded in to vote

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Photography is not normally allowed in the division lobbies where MPs queue to register their votes, but on the occasion of Tuesday’s historic vote – in which Theresa May’s Brexit deal was crushed by 432 votes to 202 – members of the House of Commons were keen to capture the moment.

Several tweeted pictures of huddles of MPs crowding the “no” division. Which MPs can you spot in the images they shared? Let us know in the comments below. Check here to see how every MP cast their vote.

We spy Yvette Cooper, Iain Duncan Smith and Tim Farron here:

Debbie Abrahams MP (@Debbie_abrahams) The no lobby for the Government's motion... pic.twitter.com/dc6IMzGpHv

Carol Monaghan MP 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@CMonaghanSNP) The “No” lobby is mobbed. Think we can safely say the Prime Minister’s #Brexit deal is sunk. pic.twitter.com/lWuiNkA0RN

Lloyd Russell-Moyle (@lloyd_rm) In the no voting lobby to vote against this deal. I’ve rarely seen it this full. May has united the Commons against her and her deal. Next step #NoConfidenceNow pic.twitter.com/uFPp9Vx2gu

Bill Esterson (@Bill_Esterson) Voting on the Prime Minister’s Deal has started. This is going to be a huge defeat for the government pic.twitter.com/Ho4t0tGlPn

Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) It’s unusually busy in the No Lobby - that’s a good sign!#BrexitVote pic.twitter.com/OVehgKup2c

Khalid Mahmood MP (@khalid4PB) The No lobby pic.twitter.com/huBwMUtdoy

Ahead of the main vote, MPs voted on an amendment by the Conservative backbencher John Baron, which would have given the UK the unilateral right to terminate the Irish border backstop. The queue to vote no was even longer on this occasion: the Baron amendment was defeated by 600 votes to 24.