Brexit: May at risk of fresh defeat as MPs vote for withdrawal agreement for third time – live news

Theresa May says the implications of this are “grave”.

The UK is due to leave the EU now on 12 April.

That is not enough time to legislate for a deal.

The UK could ask for a further extension. But that would mean holding European elections.

MPs will consider further options on Monday.

I fear we are reaching the limits of this process in this house.

She says she will continue to press the case for an “orderly Brexit”.

• May says she will continue to fight for ‘orderly Brexit’.

MPs have rejected Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement for the third time, by 344 votes to 286 – a majority of 58.

From the Spectator’s James Forsyth

This is from my colleague Dan Sabbagh.

From the Sun’s Tom Newton Dunn.

Reminder: this is what Jacob Rees-Mogg told LBC last week about how he would not vote for the PM’s Brexit deal if the DUP were voting against it. He said:

Ultimately, the United Kingdom is more important to me than the European Union. So if the DUP felt the United Kingdom were being divided up in the deal then that would mean it were impossible to vote for the deal under any circumstances.

May says she is commending this motion to the house “with all my heart”.

MPs are now voting.

Yasmin Qureshi, a Labour MP, says May said this was about the country. But it wasn’t, she says. She says Brexit has always been about the Conservative party.

May says MPs from all parties voted for the referendum.