The PM has been due to take to the steps of Downing Street to declare success at 5pm. But the meeting is now expected to go on for hours more as ministers continue to debate the situation. Mrs May is facing the threat of resignations by senior ministers over the draft plan thrashed out with Brussels - with a mass exodus almost certain to evict her from Downing Street. Aid Secretary Penny Mordaunt, among those closest to the edge, is believed to have been demanding assurances from the premier on key points. And Scottish Secretary David Mundell has emerged as a potential risk after he signed a letter warning against giving away fishing rights as part of the agreement. Meanwhile, DUP leader Arlene Foster has turned up the heat by warning Mrs May there will be 'consequences' if she pushes her plan through. Mrs May delivered an impassioned defence of the package at PMQs earlier, insisting it was a 'significant' step forward in taking the UK out of the EU. But she was warned she is making a 'shambolic mess' of the talks amid a massive backlash from Eurosceptics and Remainers - and her own MPs said she was 'not delivering the Brexit people voted for'.

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