<sod >Writing in today's Mail on Sunday, Lord Heseltine says: 'This is not a confrontation with the Government. It is to ensure the Commons can exercise its authority over the defining issue of our time.' The revolt comes at the same time as a separate campaign to force Mrs May to guarantee the rights of EU nationals in the UK to stay here - before talks even begin.< eod>< sod > Writing in today's Mail on Sunday, Lord Heseltine says: 'This is not a confrontation with the Government. It is to ensure the Commons can exercise its authority over the defining issue of our time.' But Tory MP Michael Fabricant lashed out at the peer's 'disloyalty' and urged Communities Secretary Sajid Javid to drop the peer from the National Infrastructure Commission.< eod>