David Hannay

They must ask the EU for a long extension to Article 50, chart a new course and then get proper democratic endorsement for it.

Next week’s EU summit giving only short extension, even if it’s for May’s deal, is very risky. More time and proper thought is needed.

Geoffrey Cox is trying to apply a legal fix to a policy problem. The government has impaled itself on the contradictions of Brexit.

BBC Today presenter counters arguments by top scientist with dangerous rubbish about funding science from £39bn Brexit divorce bill.

Leaks of government’s no-deal tariff schedules show industries unprotected, future trade talks undermined and a hard border in Ireland.

Home secretary has written to EU counterparts warning of no-deal disruption to security. InFacts imagines a reply from one of our EU allies.

From aborted China talks to Fox’s failure to rollover deals, consequences of striking out alone in a post-Brexit world are becoming clear.

Flouting parliamentary authority, unpicking international agreements - government has a pretty shameful record which may harm UK for years.

Monday saw the warm-up act to the Commons vote today, with the government defeated by 152 votes over taking “no deal” off the table.

Alarm over direction of public and parliamentary Brexit debate has led to silly suggestions that would trash our constitutional history.

The shenanigans in Parliament did not look pretty. But the March 29 deadline will probably be delayed and moves are afoot to stop no deal.

On eve of the Commons’ vote on PM’s miserable Brexit deal, peers rejected it by a stonking 321-152. MPs should take note of their reasons.