Boris Johnson lost a dramatic battle over a no-deal Brexit as MPs voted to take control of parliament.
On Tuesday evening, the of Westminster business.
The vote gives MPs the chance to introduce a law postponing the UK's departure from the European Union until January 31, if by October 19 MPs have not approved a new deal or voted in favour of a no-deal exit. Read our
The Prime Minister was defeated by 328 votes against, with 301 supporting the Government's position.
Twenty one Conservative MPs voted for the motion, defying their own party. This is the
In response, Mr Johnson announced his intention to trigger a general election and his party withdrew the whip from the rebels.
So how did North East MPs vote on Tuesday? See the full list below.
Anne-Marie Trevelyan - Berwick-upon-Tweed

The Conservative MP voted AGAINST the motion to take control of Commons business
Liz Twist - Blaydon

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Ronnie Campbell - Blyth Valley

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Roberta Blackman-Woods - City of Durham

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Ian Mearns - Gateshead

The Labour representative voted FOR the motion
Guy Opperman - Hexham

The Conservative MP voted AGAINST the motion
Bridget Phillipson - Houghton and Sunderland South

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Stephen Hepburn - Jarrow

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Nick Brown - Newcastle East

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Chi Onwurah - Newcastle Central

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Catherine McKinnell - Newcastle North

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Kevan Jones - North Durham

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Mary Glindon - North Tyneside

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Laura Pidcock - North West Durham

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Emma Lewell-Buck - South Shields
The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Julie Elliott - Sunderland Central

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Sir Alan Campbell - Tynemouth

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Ian Lavery - Wansbeck

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion
Sharon Hodgson - Washington and Sunderland West

The Labour MP voted FOR the motion