MPs take back control as they vote in favour of business motion

MPs are in control of Brexit today after seizing the Commons order paper for the first time in modern history. There will be 'indicative votes' on up to 16 different plans for Brexit from 7pm tonight - just two days before Britain was originally due to leave the EU. MPs will vote on eight different plans - ranging from cancelling Brexit altogether to leaving with No Deal on April 12 - in a desperate scramble to find a consensus. The results are due around 9pm and will almost certainly be contradictory - and it is very possible MPs support no plans at all. The details of the process have been drawn up in a matter of hours after rebels finally won control of the Commons late on Monday night. Yesterday there was still no decision even on what colour the ballots will be - the normal pink for ballot box Commons votes or something different. Once handed their papers MPs will be asked to vote yes or no to each plan. They can support as many as they like. The votes are public like any other division so it is impossible to rig the choice.

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