Jacob Rees-Mogg

Plan A is use May as a puppet. Plan B is replace her. Plan C is cut a deal, then rip it up. All are desperate but we mustn’t be complacent.

Tory MPs, Soubry and Soames, have both called for a national unity government. If we weren’t in a mess, it would be crazy idea. But we are.

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.

May’s Brexit banger is on fire, swerving wildly. Rees-Mogg has grabbed the wheel. We need a People’s Vote before MPs drive us over a cliff.

It’s not clear that pro-European Tories will vote against May’s castration Brexit. If so, the Moggites may be an alternative.

Rees-Mogg’s fund is opening up in Ireland, Lawson wants to be a French resident and Wigmore is planning to move to Belize. Hypocrites!

Being told by MPs what to do would be humiliating. But it would help resolve conflicts in her Cabinet and with the EU.

Hardliners talk about calling a vote of no confidence to trigger a general election. But there is no realistic way to unseat the PM.

Arch-Brexiter and his ERG posse has little effect on May’s policy. But more he trashes PM’s Brexit in media, more public will dislike deal.

Peers vote tomorrow on stopping border controls in Ireland. They are right to do so. We must not throw Northern Ireland under a bus.

May’s speech contains plans to turn us into vassals. Yet Brexit ayatollah says those who complain are nitpicking.

U-turn on EU citizens, EU to stop our budget rebate and vague end date all point to lengthy, expensive transition. How’s that a good Brexit?