MPs voted to rule out a no-deal withdrawal from the European Union in Parliament in a dramatic Commons vote last night.

Although the vote is non-binding – and the UK could still leave the EU on March 29 without a deal – those against the prospect of a no-deal Brexit won by 312 to 308.

Now MPs will vote today (March 14) on delaying Brexit following the climactic events in Parliament.
 Here’s how MPs in southwest London and north Surrey voted on the government’s amended motion ruling out a no-deal Brexit:

[b]Battersea[/b]
Marsha de Cordova (Labour) - for

[b]Carshalton and Wallington[/b]
Tom Brake (Liberal Democrat) - for

[b]Croydon Central[/b]
Sarah Jones (Labour) - for
 
[b]Croydon North[/b]
Steve Reed (Labour) - for

[b]Croydon South[/b]
Chris Philp (Conservative) - against

[b]Epsom and Ewell[/b]
Chris Grayling (Conservative) - against

[b]Esher and Walton[/b]
Dominic Raab (Conservative) - against

[b]Kingston and Surbiton[/b]
Sir Ed Davey (Liberal Democrat) - for

[b]Mitcham and Morden[/b]
Siobhain McDonagh (Labour) - for

[b]Putney[/b]
Justine Greening (Conservative) - for

[b]Richmond Park[/b]
Zac Goldsmith (Conservative) - against

[b]Runnymede and Weybridge[/b]
Philip Hammond (Conservative) - against

[b]Sutton and Cheam[/b]
Paul Scully (Conservative) - against

[b]Tooting[/b]
Dr Rosena Allin-Khan (Labour) - for

[b]Twickenham[/b]
Sir Vince Cable (Liberal Democrat) - for

[b]Wimbledon[/b]
Stephen Hammond (Conservative) - absent - did not vote