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30:02Now PlayingYou honestly could not make this up. A deadlock in Parliament over a plan to break the Brexit deadlock - a vote in the Commons ending in the first tie for 39 years.
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The Speaker, citing convention, used his casting vote to defeat the plan to give MPs more indicative votes. But could talks between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn actually lead to a breakthrough? They talked for two hours this afternoon, though Mr Corbyn said without "as much change as I had expected". Two more ministers resigned over the fact the meeting took place at all. And then another whisker-thin vote, with a majority of one, allowing MPs to debate a bill which would force the government to negotiate a Brexit delay.
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