How Welsh MPs voted in two crucial votes over progress over Brexit

There was another huge defeat for the Prime Minister tonight.

Earlier in the night, the Prime Minister won a vote which was a kind of approval for his deal.

It meant MPs gave it their support to get it to its debate stage.

Mr Johnson said it was an important vote.

However, a second vote - about how long MPs should get to debate it - was lost by 14 votes.

Earlier in the day the Prime Minister warned that going for that option meant that either a General Election or no-deal Brexit were the most likely options.

He told the Commons after losing the second vote that he would pause progress on the Bill and put the ball in the court of the European Parliament. There was no mention of an election from the Prime Minister in his comments after the votes.

Jacob Rees-Mogg, the leader of the House of Commons, said that as business could now not go ahead as planned and debate on Wednesday and Thursday will be the resumption of the debate on the Queen's Speech.

Here's how Welsh MPs voted for both motions

Aberavon: Stephen Kinnock (Labour)

Stephen Kinnock MP (PA)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Aberconwy: Guto Bebb (Independent)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Alyn & Deeside: Mark Tami (Labour)

Mark Tami MP (Daily Post Wales)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Arfon: Hywel Williams (Plaid Cymru)

Arfon MP Hywel Williams (Daily Post)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Blaenau Gwent: Nick Smith (Labour)

Teller (could not vote)

Brecon & Radnorshire: Jane Dodds (Lib Dem)

Brecon and Radnorshire MP Jane Dodds (Getty Images)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Bridgend: Madeleine Moon (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Caerphilly: Wayne David (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Cardiff Central: Jo Stevens (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Cardiff North: Anna McMorrin (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Cardiff South & Penarth: Stephen Doughty (Labour Co-op)

Stephen Doughty in the Commons (UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA Wire)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Cardiff West: Kevin Brennan (Labour)

Kevin Brennan MP (PA)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Carmarthen East and Dinefwr: Jonathan Edwards (Plaid Cymru)

Jonathan Edwards MP (Plaid Cymru)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Carmarthen West and Pembrokeshire South: Simon Hart (Conservative)

Simon Hart MP (Simon Hart MP)

Second reading vote: For

Timetable vote: For

Ceredigion: Ben Lake (Plaid Cymru)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Clwyd South: Susan Elan Jones (Labour)

Susan Elan Jones, who had the second lowest expenses (Daily Post Wales)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Clwyd West: David Jones (Conservative)

Second reading vote: For

Timetable vote: For

Cynon Valley: Ann Clwyd (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Delyn - David Hanson (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Dwyfor Meirionnydd - Liz Saville Roberts (Plaid Cymru)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Gower - Tonia Antoniazzi (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Islwyn - Chris Evans (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Llanelli - Nia Griffith (Labour)

(Philip Coburn)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney - Gerald Jones (Labour)

Gerald Jones MP (left) (MLA Photography)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Monmouth - David Davies (Conservative)

David Davies speaks during the Welsh Conservative Party Conference (Matthew Horwood)

Second reading vote: For

Timetable vote: For

Montgomeryshire - Glyn Davies (Conservative)

Second reading vote: For

Timetable vote: For

Neath - Christina Rees (Labour)

Shadow Welsh Secretary Christina Rees: 'They have sold Wales down the river' (Western Mail)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Newport East - Jessica Morden (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Newport West - Ruth Jones (Labour)

Ruth Jones MP (Anthony Devlin/Getty Images)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Ogmore - Chris Elmore (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Pontypridd - Owen Smith (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Preseli Pembrokeshire - Stephen Crabb (Conservative)

Second reading vote: For

Timetable vote: For

Rhondda - Chris Bryant (Labour)

Chris Bryant is the MP for Rhondda (PA)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Swansea East - Carolyn Harris (Labour)

Swansea East MP Carolyn Harris (SWEP)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Swansea West - Geraint Davies (Labour)

Geraint Davies, Labour MP (PA)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Torfaen - Nick Thomas-Symonds (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Vale of Clwyd - Chris Ruane (Labour)

Chris Ruane MP (Ian Cooper/Daily Post Wales)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Vale of Glamorgan - Alun Cairns (Conservative)

Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns arrives at Downing Street (Getty Images)

Second reading vote: For

Timetable vote: For

Wrexham - Ian Lucas (Labour)

Ian Lucas MP (North Wales Daily Post)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against

Ynys Mon - Albert Owen (Labour)

Second reading vote: Against

Timetable vote: Against