What are the indicative votes MPs have secured and how will they work?
(World News UK)

All the talk in Westminster is about indicative votes on Brexit. But what are they, and how would they work? - What is an indicative vote? An indicative vote is an opportunity for MPs to vote on a series of options in a particular situation to establish whether any of them can command a majority in the House of Commons. As an expression of the House´s will, it is not necessarily binding on the Government. - Who has proposed it? A cross-party group of MPs, led by Conservative former ministers Sir Oliver Letwin and Dominic Grieve and Labour´s Hilary Benn, used a vote on Monday evening to seize control of the parliamentary agenda on Wednesday...