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9.50pm GMT

The government has said it may drop key clauses from a bill that would breach international law by letting the UK unilaterally rewrite parts of the Brexit departure agreement.

On Monday night the House of Commons voted down a series of five Lords amendments that had removed the controversial clauses from the internal market bill.

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9.48pm GMT

Lords amendment to internal market bill re international law rejected by Commons. Now goes back to the Lords. Lords can accept or delay for a year. Might be superceded by agreement with the EU. https://t.co/zzJjgTOBDl