The 74 MPs who plan to vote against triggering Article 50

These are the 74 MPs who plan to vote against triggering Article 50 after the Supreme Court ruled that Theresa May must consult Parliament before triggering Britain’s exit from the European Union.

The MPs will be viewed by many as not only wreaking havoc among the parliamentary Brexiters but also defying the will of the people. Over 17 million people voted to leave the European Union in June, compared to around 16 million who voted to remain.

Few Conservative MPs are likely to vote against the bill, but former chancellor Ken Clarke has already said he will. Former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has also said he plans to vote against the Government bill.

Here’s a list of the 74 MPs who have suggested they will vote against the activation of Article 50, which triggers the mechanism by which a country must exit the union within two years.

1. Ken Clarke – Rushcliffe – Conservative
2. Neil Coyle – Bermondsey and Old Southwark – Labour
3. Geraint Davies – Swansea West – Labour
4. Thangam Debbonaire – Bristol West – Labour
5. Helen Hayes – Dulwich and West Norwood – Labour
6. Peter Kyle – Hove – Labour
7. David Lammy – Tottenham – Labour
8. Tulip Siddiq – Hampstead and Kilburn -Labour
9. Owen Smith – Pontypridd (voted leave) – Labour
10. Catherine West – Hornsey and Wood Green – Labour
11. Daniel Zeichner – Cambridge – Labour
12. Tom Brake – Carshalton and Wallington – Liberal Democrat
13. Alistair Carmichael – Orkney and Shetland – Liberal Democrat
14. Nick Clegg – Sheffield Hallam – Liberal Democrat
15. Tim Farron – Westmorland and Lonsdale – Liberal Democrat
16. Sarah Olney – Richmond Park and North Kingston – Liberal Democrat
17. Mark Williams – Ceredigion – Liberal Democrat
18. Caroline Lucas – Brighton Pavilion – Green
19. Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh – Ochil and South Perthshire – Scottish National Party
20. Richard Arkless – Dumfries and Galloway – Scottish National Party
21. Hannah Bardell – Livingston – Scottish National Party
22. Mhari Black – Paisley and Renfrewshire South – Scottish National Party
23. Ian Blackford – Ross, Skye and Lochaber – Scottish National Party
24. Kirsty Blackman – Aberdeen North – Scottish National Party
25. Philip Boswell – Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill – Scottish National Party
26. Deidre Brock – Edinburgh North and Leith – Scottish National Party
27. Alan Brown – Kilmarnock and Loudoun – Scottish National Party
28. Lisa Cameron – East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow – Scottish National Party
29. Douglas Chapman – Dunfermline and West Fife – Scottish National Party
30. Joanna Cherry – Edinburgh South West – Scottish National Party
31. Ronnie Cowan – Inverclyde – Scottish National Party
32. Angela Crawley – Lanark and Hamilton East – Scottish National Party
33. Martyn Day – Linlithgow and East Falkirk – Scottish National Party
34. Martin Docherty – West Dunbartonshire – Scottish National Party
35. Stuart Donaldson – West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine – Scottish National Party
36. Marion Fellows – Motherwell and Wishaw – Scottish National Party
37. Margaret Ferrier – Rutherglen and Hamilton West – Scottish National Party
38. Stephen Gethins – North East Fife – Scottish National Party
39. Patricia Gibson – North Ayrshire and Arran – Scottish National Party
40. Patrick Grady – Glasgow North – Scottish National Party
41. Peter Grant – Glenrothes – Scottish National Party
42. Neil Gray – Airdrie and Shotts – Scottish National Party
43. Drew Hendry – Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey – Scottish National Party
44. Stewart Hosie – Dundee East – Scottish National Party
45. George Kerevan – East Lothian – Scottish National Party
46. Calum Kerr – Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk – Scottish National Party
47. Chris Law – Dundee West – Scottish National Party
48. Angus MacNeil – Na h-Eileanan an Iar – Scottish National Party
49. Callum McCraig – Aberdeen South – Scottish National Party
50. Stewart McDonald – Glasgow South – Scottish National Party
51. Stuart McDonald – Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East – Scottish National Party
52. Anne McLaughlin – Glasgow North East – Scottish National Party
53. John McNally – Falkirk – Scottish National Party
54. Carol Monaghan – Glasgow North West – Scottish National Party
55. Paul Monaghan – Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross – Scottish National Party
56. Roger Mullin – Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath – Scottish National Party
57. Gavin Newlands – Paisley and Renfrewshire North – Scottish National Party
58. John Nicolson – East Dunbartonshire – Scottish National Party
59. Brendan O’Hara – Argyll and Bute – Scottish National Party
60. Kirsten Oswald – East Renfrewshire – Scottish National Party
61. Steven Paterson – Stirling – Scottish National Party
62. Alex Salmond – Gordon – Scottish National Party
63. Tommy Sheppard – Edinburgh East – Scottish National Party
64. Christopher Stephens – Glasgow South West – Scottish National Party
65. Alison Thewliss – Glasgow Central – Scottish National Party
66. Owen Thompson – Midlothian – Scottish National Party
67. Michael Weir – Angus – Scottish National Party
68. Elidh Whiteford – Banff and Buchan – Scottish National Party
69. Philippa Whitford – Central Ayrshire – Scottish National Party
70. Corri Wilson – Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock – Scottish National Party
71. Pete Wishart – Perth and North Perthshire – Scottish National Party
72. Mark Durkan – Foyle – Social Democratic and Labour Party (Northern Ireland)
73. Alasdair McDonnell – South Belfast – Social Democratic and Labour Party (Northern Ireland)
74. Margaret Ritchie – South Down – Social Democratic and Labour Party (Northern Ireland)