Find out how your MP voted on the Brexit amendments - interactive

Corbyn amendment

Labour’s amendment would have required ministers to find time for MPs to vote on alternatives to Mrs May’s deal, including Labour’s policy for the UK to be in a permanent customs union with the EU, as well as the option of a second referendum.

SNP amendment

The SNP’s amendment noted that the Scottish and Welsh assemblies also rejected the prime minister’s deal. It called for an extension of article 50 and no deal being removed as an option.

Grieve amendment

Dominic Grieve’s amendment would have paved the way for MPs to hold “indicative votes” on alternatives to Mrs May’s withdrawal agreement, such as a so-called Norway plus proposal for the UK to be in the EU single market and customs union, and a second Brexit referendum.

Cooper amendment

Yvette Cooper’s amendment sought to delay the date of Brexit to secure a different deal Government opposes.

Reeves amendment

Rachel Reeves’ amendment would have required the Prime Minister to seek an extension of Article 50 if there is no deal agreed.

Spelman amendment

Caroline Spelman’s amendment “rejects” the UK leaving the EU “without a Withdrawal Agreement and a Framework for the Future Relationship”.

Brady amendment

Graham Brady’s amendment calls for Mrs May’s deal to be revised so it drops the Irish border backstop and includes “alternative arrangements to avoid a hard border”.