To recap, the Letwin amendment (amendment A).....>

UK: To recap, the Letwin amendment (amendment A) passed through the Commons late

Monday, by 329 votes to 302. The cross-party amendment allows MPs to take

control of the parliamentary agenda on Wednesday. This will result in MPs

putting forward business motions relating to Brexit, including indicative votes

on alternatives to PM May's deal. The government had ordered its MPs to vote

against the amendment, with several junior level ministers resigning to vote for

the amendment. The PM had already noted that that the government would not

commit to delivering the outcome of the votes but would "engage constructively"

with MPs. The BBC has noted that "indicative votes will now be held on Wednesday

on various Brexit options, in addition to Theresa May's deal, which could

include: revoking Article 50 and cancelling Brexit, another referendum, the PM's

deal plus a customs union, the PM's deal plus both a customs union and single

market access, a Canada-style free trade agreement and leaving the EU without a

deal." BBC political correspondent Chris Mason points out that "it's possible

there'll be either a) no consensus for any one option or b) a majority in favour

of an option that either the government or the EU find unacceptable."