Theresa May rules out Brexit vote for MPs

Theresa May has said MPs will not get a vote on Brexit because to "second guess" the British people would be "unacceptable". The Prime Minister's spokesman said it was "absolutely necessary" for the MPs to scrutinise the "process" of leaving the EU but that MPs should not be given a vote. It comes as the Conservative MP Stephen Phillips has demanded an urgent debate on whether the terms of Brexit are discussed in Parliament before the negotiations with the EU formally begin.