The Scotsman

Anger as

- By PARIS GOURTSOYAN­NIS

on an exit deal, telling the BBC: “We would like to see further concession­s on the amendment on the customs union because it is just a very sensible amendment that says keep it on the table, don’t completely rule it out.”

Senior backbenche­r Jacob Rees-mogg said he expected there would be enough unity in Conservati­ve ranks to see the Bill through.

The Brexit supporter told LBC radio on Monday that he would not expect people like pro-remain MP Ken Clarke, who have “strong principles”, to change their minds.

Mr Clarke had urged the rebels to hold their nerve. Controvers­ial plans for post-brexit devolution are set to be approved this evening with little or no debate in the House of Commons, prompting condemnati­on from opposition MPS.

Parts of the EU Withdrawal Bill allowing UK ministers to freeze two dozen powers in devolved areasatwes­tminsterco­uld even be approved without

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