Anna Soubry, the Conservative "remainer" MP for Broxtowe, who's been critical of the Brexit process so far, has praised the Prime Minister on the last-minute deal with the EU.

The deal moves Brexit talks to the next phase and has agreed no "hard border" with Ireland and protected rights of EU citizens in the UK and UK citizens in the EU, according to Theresa May.

No specific figure for the so-called divorce bill has been set in the document but Downing Street says it will be between £35bn and £39bn.

Local Labour MPs have been less supportive of the deal.

Nottingham East's Chris Leslie tweeted that Northern Ireland border issues had been "kicked into long grass".

The Labour MP for Nottingham East sounds off after David Davis's announcement yesterday that Parliament will get a vote on the final Brexit deal.

In the House of Commons for Prime Minister's Questions today...

• Labour MP for Nottingham East, Chris Leslie, and Tory MP for Erewash, Maggie Throup spoke on voter registration
• Nottingham North's Labour MP, Alex Norris, asked for police to have resources to tackle cyber security
• Sherwood's Conservative MP, Mark Spencer, had a good bellow and point at the Labour benches
• Bolsover's Labour MP, Dennis Skinner, was up and down in a sprightly manner eager to get in
• Meanwhile Conserrvative MP for Broxtowe, Anna Soubry, came to the defence of tuition fees, saying more working class and poor young people are going to university

There has been further criticism of Chris Leslie, Nottingham East's re-elected MP, after he said he "can't be a cheerleader" for Thursday's general election result.

Fellow Labour MP Clive Lewis described Mr Leslie as a "sad, lonely bitter man"...

More than 400 members of the Labour Party have told the Nottingham East MP Chris Leslie to stop publicly criticising Jeremy Corbyn.

Grassroots supporters, local councillors and political activists are among those who've signed an open letter urging Mr Leslie to confine his personal views to discussions within the party.

It's after he told Radio 4 on Saturday that, despite the gains, Labour "can't pretend" it won the election...

Mr Leslie was re-elected in Nottingham East for the Labour Party with a increased majority of over 19,000.

Nottingham City Councillor Adele Williams is one of the signatories.

She said: "We got the biggest swing to Labour since Clement Attlee. Once Jeremy Corbyn had a fair hearing in the media throughout the election campagin, we were able to achieve that swing. If you look at the polls now we are on 45% and the Tories are on 39%.

"What we would like to see is a clear endorsement from Chris because he is a Labour MP and in fact the increase majority that we see in seats like Nottingham East is in very large part to do with inspiration that Jeremy Corbyn has offered."

More of your newly elected MPs have taken to Twitter to thank voters...

The Labour candidate for Nottingham East, Chris Leslie, has arrived...

He told me he's not surprised by exit polls, but it's a long night ahead.

I'm not sure they were expecting an exit poll like that...

The Nottingham returning officer reports around 4,000 new voters registered in each of the city's three seats.