MPs rejected every alternative Brexit voted on tonight as Brexit descended into a new level of chaos. After Tory rebel Oliver Letwin (right) seized control of the Commons agenda, MPs held indicative votes tonight. A second referendum narrowly won the most votes tonight - losing 295 to 268. A permanent UK-EU customs union won also as much support and had fewer votes against - defeating it 272 to 264. No Deal was rejected by 400 to 160, while MPs voted 273 to 184 against cancelling Brexit altogether. A soft Brexit plan to join EFTA and the EEA lost 377 to 65, while a similar Norway-style plan lost 283 to 188. Jeremy Corbyn's plans lost 307 to 237. The Brexiteers' favoured plan to negotiate a two-year standstill deal with the EU suffered the worst defeat 422 to 139. At the second meaningful vote on March 12, Mrs May's deal was defeated 391 to 242 - a weaker performance than a second referendum and a permanent customs union. Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay said the failure of MPs to find a consensus undermined the need for MPs to back Theresa May's 'compromise' deal. He said failure to do so meant 'there are no guarantees on where this process will end'.

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