Why we lost – and where we go from here
When the history of Brexit is written, the Lib Dems’ decision to let Johnson hold this election will be seen as a key strategic error.
With a final tactical voting push, we can beat Johnson
Good news from YouGov poll is Tory lead is shrinking. Bad news is they are still ahead because too many pro-European votes are being wasted.
Hold your noses to boot Boris out
If you hate Corbyn, you may still need to vote Labour. Ditto, if you can’t stand Swinson. Without tactical voting, we’re going to lose.
12 biggest Brexit election lies
Johnson and his acolytes are spouting lies virtually every time they open their mouths. Here are 12 of the worst - and our rebuttals.
Sucking up to Trump won’t get Johnson a good deal
He has not just slagged off France’s Macron and Canada’s Trudeau. He has even slapped tariffs on a sycophant, Brazil’s Bolsonaro.
Andrew Neil should be allowed to interrogate an empty chair
BBC should give PM an ultimatum to agree to a grilling. If he refuses, it should let Neil fact-check him in his absence.
Theresa May’s deal may be on the ballot in a hung parliament...
If Labour forms the next government, it won’t put Johnson’s divorce deal to a referendum and may not have time to negotiate its own one.
If Johnson isn’t chicken, this is how Neil can grill him
PM steamrollered Andrew Marr in his interview today. Here are 16 questions to skewer him if the tougher Andrew Neil ever gets his chance.
Buy British is a bonkers reason for Brexit
PM’s latest reason for Brexit is that it will let the government bail out bust firms and buy British. Did he learn nothing from Thatcher?
Political declaration is template for vassalage
PM says in his manifesto that we won’t be a rule-taker. But he’s agreed the opposite in the draft deal he hopes to nail down by end of next year.
Tidal wave of investment? Another pipedream.
Foreign firms have cut investment fearing we’ll lose access to the EU market. The only way to get a tidal wave is to stop Brexit.
Freeports aren’t a reason for Brexit
We can create free ports without quitting the EU. Whether that’s wise is another matter. Thatcher tried and they weren’t a great success.