The Government's Brexit Bill has been given the go ahead by parliament after two days of intense debate, by a majority of 384.
The passing of the bill gives Prime Minister Theresa May permission to trigger Article 50 and start formal Brexit talks.
The Labour party has said its MPs "voted more than three to one in favour of triggering Article 50" after it emerged that 47 members of the party rebelled against leader Jeremy Corbyn to vote against the Brexit Bill.
A spokesperson for Corbyn said: "Labour MPs voted more than three to one in favour of triggering Article 50.
“Now the battle of the week ahead is to shape Brexit negotiations to put jobs, living standards and accountability centre stage.
“Labour’s amendments are the real agenda. The challenge is for MPs of all parties to ensure the best deal for Britain, and that doesn’t mean giving Theresa May a free hand to turn Britain into a bargain basement tax haven.”
Residents in town which had the highest 'leave vote' in the referendum say Government's Brexit strategy "does not have enough detail".
Labour MP dodged questions over why she missed Brexit Bill vote in the Commons - by driving away from waiting reporters outside her home.
A four-month-old baby was a first-hand witness to the vote on triggering Article 50 - coming along with his MP mother.