How Hartlepool and Easington MPs voted on each of the alternative Brexit plans
It was the second time in the space of a week that all alternatives to Theresa May's deal were rejected by Parliament after the Commons took control of the Brexit process following the Prime Minister's three defeats on her plan.
Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay told MPs that the default outcome was now a no-deal Brexit on April 12, but said it was still possible to leave with a deal - and avoid holding European Parliament elections in May - if the Commons approves an agreement this week.
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Hide AdCabinet will meet today for five hours to try and thrash out a way forward.
Here's how our MPs voted for each of the alternative plans set out last night:
Common Market 2.0
The UK would join the European Free Trade Association and European Economic Area with countries such as Norway, allowing us to remain part of the single market, retaining freedom of movement, so British citizens would keep the right to live and work in the EU and vice-versa.
Former Conservative MP Nick Boles's Common Market 2.0 motion was defeated by 282 votes to 261, majority 21.
Mike Hill, Hartlepool: Against
Grahame Morris, Easington: Against
Customs Union
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Hide AdWould see the Government to negotiating "a permanent and comprehensive UK-wide customs union with the EU" as part of any Brexit deal.
Would give the UK a closer trading relationship with the EU and reduce the need for some (but not all) checks at the Irish border.
Tory former chancellor Ken Clarke's customs union motion was defeated by 276 votes to 273, majority three.
Mike Hill, Hartlepool: For
Grahame Morris, Easington: For
Second referendum
Gives the public a vote to approve any Brexit deal passed by Parliament, before it can be implemented.
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Hide AdMPs voted by 292 votes to 280, majority 12, to reject Labour MP Peter Kyle's second Brexit referendum motion.
Mike Hill, Hartlepool: Against
Grahame Morris, Easington: Against
Parliamentary supremacy
Giving MPs power to block leaving with no-deal by cancelling Brexit if EU won’t grant a further extension beyond 12 April
SNP MP Joanna Cherry's proposal saw 191 votes for, 292 against, defeated by a majority 101
Mike Hill, Hartlepool: Did not vote
Grahame Morris, Easington: Did not vote
Mr Hill said in a post on Instagram: "Another difficult day in Parliament. No alternative options preferred but close on A Customs Union option. I voted against a second referendum as mandated by the majority of my Constituents."