resigns from Cabinet.

7.30am: Shailesh Vara quits as Northern Ireland Minister.

8.50am: Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab quits.

10am: Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey

10.20am: Suella Braverman resigns as a Brexit minister.

10.20am: Anne-Marie Trevelyan quits as a parliamentary private secretary in the Department for Education.

10.30am: Mrs May begins her address to Parliament

12.35pm: Ranil Jayawardena, Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Ministry of Justice, resigns.

1pm: Tories in the European Research Group meet in the House of Commons to discuss their response to Mrs May’s deal.

1.20pm: European Research Group chairman Jacob Rees-Mogg (above)

hands in his letter of no confidence to Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 Committee.

1.30pm: Mrs May finishes her statement to the Commons after answering more than 100 questions.

1.55pm: Commons Leader Andrea Leadsom says she

won’t quit the Cabinet.

2.05pm: Further Tory MPs begin publishing letters of no confidence on Twitter.

3pm: Gillingham and Rainham MP Rehman Chishti resigns as Conservative vice-chairman and prime ministerial trade envoy to Pakistan.

5pm: The Prime Minister hosts a news conference at which she vows to fight on to deliver Brexit.