The rebels in full

Here is a copy of the famous amendement as tabled against the finance bill.(Courtesy of Red Box)

And in case you can't read it properly here are the names of the Labour rebels

Diane Abbot, Hackney N; Janet Anderson, Rossendale; John Battle, Leeds W; Karen Buck, Regents Park; Katy Clark, N Ayrshire; Michael Connarty, Falkirk; Jeremy Corbyn, Islington N; Anne Cryer, Keighley; John Cruddas, Dagenham; Jim Dobbin, Heywood; Jim Dowd, Lewisham W; David Drew, Stroud; Paul Farrelly, Newcastle-under-Lyme; Frank Field, Birkenhead; Mark Fisher, Stoke-on-trent C; Paul Flynn, Newport W; Ian Gibson, Norwich N; Roger Godsiff, Birmingham Sparkbrook; Fabian Hamilton, Leeds NE; Dai Havard, Merthyr Tydfil; Kate Hoey, Vauxhall; George Howarth, Knowsley N; Peter Kilfoyle, Liverpool Walton; Andrew MacKinlay, Thurrock; Christine McCafferty, Calder Valley; John McDonnell, Hayes; David Marshall, Glasgow E; Austin Mitchell, Gt Grimsby; Greg Pope, Hyndburn; Gordon Prentice, Pendle; Linda Riordan, Halifax; Alan Simpson, Nottingham S; Marsha Singh, Bradford W; Geraldine Smith, Morecambe; Gisela Stuart, Birmingham Edgbaston; David Taylor, NW Leeds; John Trickett, Hemsworth; Betty William, Conway; Mike Wood, Batley. and according to Adam Boulton

These signatories alone total 39. If they all crossed the floor and voted with a united opposition; they alone would be enough to overturn Gordon Brown's majority of 67. But we know that the potential rebellion goes much further than that. At least half a dozen PPSs, Ministerial bag carriers, are contemplating resigning from the government.