PM Boris Johnson: This is a very good deal

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Johnson: This is a very good deal Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the new Brexit deal struck between the UK and EU is a "reasonable, fair outcome".

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DUP: PM 'too eager for Brexit deal at any cost' DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds says the Benn Act has forced the PM into "desperation measures".

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Corbyn: We cannot support this deal Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn says the prime minister's new Brexit deal is leading Britain "in the direction of a de-regulated society".

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Barnier: This text should provide certainty EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier announces a new deal between the UK and EU has been agreed.

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Juncker: This is a fair and balanced agreement The European Commission President says the new deal is a "testament to our commitment to finding a solution" and "provides peace and stability on the island of Ireland".

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Swinson: New deal worse than financial crash Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson says her party will still be arguing for the public to have the "final say" and give them the chance to remain in the EU.

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Gove: New deal is the best way forward Cabinet Minister Michael Gove says he hopes the DUP will have an opportunity "to reflect" on the new deal and that MPs will "appreciate" what the deal offers.

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Rees-Mogg: This is a deal all of us can support Leader of the House Jacob Rees-Mogg welcomed the prime minister's new Brexit deal and said he hoped the DUP could find "comfort and support" in it.

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NI secretary denies government has abandoned DUP The NI secretary denies the government has abandoned the DUP after the UK and EU agree a Brexit deal.

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Barnier: 'We have delivered' Chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier outlines the new Brexit deal agreed between the prime minister and the EU.

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Benn insists on 'confirmatory referendum' Labour MP Hilary Benn says there must be a "confirmatory referendum" attached to any potential Brexit deal agreed by the government.

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