Theresa May conceded MPs will get chance to delay Brexit after Remainer revolt 

Cabinet gathered to sign off extension if deal is not passed by MPs next month 

23 dissidents met secretly last night to discuss how to stop no-deal scenario

Three ministers say they are prepared to back a Commons move by rebel MPs 

Jeremy Corbyn has upped pressure by lining up behind a second referendum 

A furious Cabinet row saw Remainer ministers lashed for 'kamikaze' tactics today as Theresa May set out a screeching U-turn and admitted Brexit could be delayed. 

Amber Rudd, Greg Clark and David Gauke were slammed for going public with their demands for no deal Brexit to be ruled out in a newspaper article on Saturday.