David Davis

As the day of reckoning for Brexit gets closer, it’s worth totting up the unforced errors made by the government so far. There are many.

That’s what MP Johnny Mercer says. It’s hard to disagree, as Tories of all stripes lash out at May’s attempts to force her Brexit through.

The IEA’s plan, backed by Johnson and Davis, would lower UK food standards, open NHS to US firms and does not solve Irish border.

PM wavered on “my deal or no deal” line at summit. A flip-flop on Irish border seems in the offing. Might a People’s Vote be next?

Tide is coming in fast to sweep away her unpopular Chequers proposal. The right choice will then be to ask the people what they want.

Liam Fox and his ilk are ramping up Brexit blame game against EU to distance themselves from no-deal chaos. Turmoil will be solely their fault.

Tory Brexiters have forced May to back down. But while they can wreck the party, there is no majority for a hard Brexit in parliament.

Brexiters are savaging the PM; they are attacking each other. And then Trump has made a beautiful intervention. We couldn’t wish for more.

Some Brexiters such as Gove think we can rip up any deal May does and start again. They’re wrong. Boris Johnson is right: we’ll be a colony.

Promise of taking back control has been shown to be false by one of Brexit’s biggest proponents. Case for People’s Vote is unanswerable.

Today’s summit will be a blank on Brexit - because the PM’s dithering means there’s nothing to discuss. This is costing us dearly.

Airbus, Land Rover, the Brexit “dividend” lie. The list goes on. With PM, Cabinet and MPs unable to act, the people must take control.