Jacob Rees-Mogg

Brexit ringleader is hounding PM to push Brexit through. But in 2011 he said double referendum on EU relationship would “make more sense”.

Government is promising to put meat on bones of its Brexit vision in series of speeches. Don’t hold your breath.

Forget all that guff about Global Britain. PM is now desperate to pretend we’re EU country after Brexit so we don’t lose bloc’s 700 deals.

As Brexit ayatollah grabs headlines by trashing civil servants, he inches towards becoming PM. But if he ever got the job, he wouldn’t last.

Junior minister using Parliament as soapbox for Brexit conspiracy theories. If he persists, he should be removed.

It’s hard to see any good coming from PM’s lack of leadership. It’s not in national interest. It mightn’t even save her own skin.

MPs grilled Brexit secretary over unrealistic timetables and Brexiters accused him of making UK a “vassal state”.

A combination of Tory Brexiters and opposition parties could defeat the “money resolution” she’ll have to put before the Commons next year.

PM seems on point of u-turn on locking Brexit date in legislation. Our guide to her 6 other top climbdowns and 4 she still needs to make.

Recent polling suggests Remainers who had accepted Brexit increasingly want to stay in EU. Strong arguments can help harden this stance.

Rees-Mogg’s main red line has gone, two of Johnson’s in doubt. How long before hardliners explode and public realise they were sold a pup?

The three main scenarios - the PM quits soon, leaves next year or soldiers on post Brexit - all offer opportunities for pro-Europeans.