Article 50
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Jeremy Corbyn lets off Labour's Brexit rebels with a written warningBut frontbenchers will be sacked if they defy the whip again, say party sources as MPs Andrew Gwynne and Ian Lavery are picked to lead election campaigns
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Brexit will cause 'vanishingly small' fall in net migration – reportReduction was a core wish of leave voters, but overall figure will probably fall by less than 15%, thinktank predicts
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Why Brexit, in the Trump era, is a threat to Britain’s national securityTrumpism is the gravest threat to UK interests since the second world war. But a courageous strategy on article 50 can neutralise this peril
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My constituency is passionately pro-remain, but the Labour party could not ignore the referendum result. We will continue to fight for a good dealLabour has to listen to the nation – that’s why I voted for article 50
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The Labour leader was mocked for saying ‘the real fight starts now’ over Brexit terms. Where is his party’s competence, vision and strategic nous?Twitter parodies won’t worry Corbyn. But his supporters deserting him should
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Clive Lewis quits shadow cabinet as article 50 bill clears House of Commons - as it happenedRolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and the final day of Commons debate and votes on the article 50 bill
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May will not let UK crash out of EU if MPs reject deal, Starmer saysShadow Brexit secretary rejects government claim that MPs will only get ‘take it or leave it’ vote on Brexit deal
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Brexit debate: MPs vote down Labour move to give parliament veto over Brexit deal – as it happenedRolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including the second day of the article 50 bill’s committee stage debate
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Brexit debate: government easily defeats 4 opposition bids to amend article 50 bill - as it happenedRolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May’s meeting with the Israeli PM, and the first chance for MPs to amend the article 50 bill.
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PM 'unlikely to change terms' of parliament vote on final Brexit dealTheresa May believes allowing a vote on deal before it is presented to MEPs could ‘hamstring’ government, source says
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Copy of article 50 bill 'signed by PM' to be auctioned at Tory dinnerThe Guardian has seen emails indicating document apparently signed by Theresa May is to go under the hammer
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Theresa May’s vision of Brexit is extreme. That’s why I couldn’t vote for itThe government plan for leaving the EU goes far beyond anything on the ballot paper last June. We need to stop and assess the risks before it’s too late
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Fresh Brexit legal challenge launched over single marketNew case argues that parliament must separately legislate to remove UK from European Economic Area and membership of single market
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Jeremy Corbyn's team braces for fresh Labour rebellion over article 50Backbench rebels say they expect bigger backlash when MPs vote again next week, particularly if amendments not accepted
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The Guardian view on the Brexit white paper: encouraging delusionsEditorial: The white paper offers no scrutiny, no mechanisms to hold ministers to account and no ways of influencing the process to leave the EU. The public should not fall for the circus
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David Davis, hoarse from days at the dispatch box, had to waffle his way through a statement on a white paper he hadn’t readWhen is a promotion a punishment? When you become Brexit secretary
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Diane Abbott accused by Labour MP of 'bottling' article 50 voteJohn Mann accuses shadow home secretary of ‘giving herself a sick note’ to avoid vote to trigger Britain’s exit from EU
This British government is cruel – and the opposition is useless