As we head to the important vote in Parliament on the Brussels Withdrawal Agreement planned for next Tuesday, I continue to listen to the concerns and views of you all. On Saturday I have organised a series of mini drop-ins across West Cornwall.

What is the legal effect of the UK agreeing to the Protocol to the Withdrawal Agreement-on Ireland and Northern Ireland in particular its effect in conjunction with Articles 5 and 184 of the main Withdrawal Agreement?

Derek Thomas (St Ives) (Con)

The main issue that could lead to Parliament rejecting the Withdrawal Agreement is the backstop which is referred to as the Northern Ireland and Ireland Protocol. In response to questions raised with me I asked the following question to the House of Commons Library.

Can the UK revoke Article 50 and stay in EU on same terms as now? Can an independent state withdraw from a treaty it doesn't like?

I appreciate the opportunity to speak at the beginning of this important five-day debate.

The government's negotiating objectives for exiting the EU: PM speech

Prime Minister Theresa May set out the Plan for Britain, including the 12 priorities that the UK government will use to negotiate Brexit.

A little over 6 months ago, the British people voted for change.

Since January this year there has been a considerable effort across the political divide and between council officers, officials in Whitehall and the stadium partners to secure the necessary funding required to build the Stadium for Cornwall.

I am receiving an unprecedented number of emails, the majority calling on me to support or reject the Brexit withdrawal agreement. I will not pretend that I can realistically respond to every one, simply because of the sheer number.