Theresa May Delivers Major Speech on Brexit

Theresa May's Brexit speech outlined a clean break from the EU, rejecting single market membership due to its regulatory constraints. She proposed a new customs agreement and emphasized that no deal is better than a bad deal. The speech received mixed reactions, with some fearing a punitive deal and others supporting her approach. The Labour leader criticized the implied threat of a low-tax economy. The Brexit Secretary addressed Parliament, and the speech's optimistic tone was noted, despite the looming Supreme Court ruling.

What was the reaction of Labour's Brexit spokesman to the Prime Minister's speech?

What implications did the Supreme Court's Brexit ruling have according to the ministers?