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Prime minister to insist that her deal would allow the UK to control immigration -
Corbyn will tell business leaders a ‘good Brexit plan’ must include ‘radical programme of investment and real change’ -
Party conscious it needs to do more than sit back and watch Conservatives fail
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The PM has thrashed out plan to withdraw from the EU and now has to convince her cabinet to back it -
The PM needs support of 320 MPs. How can she pull it off in a house of divided loyalties? -
Analysis
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Ferocious opposition to the Brexit deal could lead to a lasting split among Conservatives and even a constitutional crisis -
Despite a gathering storm in Tory ranks over her Brexit deal, the PM doubles down on her determination to fight on -
Even if it becomes law, it is only the end of the beginning of the road out of the EU



Theresa May to visit Brussels this week as she defends Brexit deal – Politics live