soft Brexit

PM extended offer to work on joint Brexit plan with Labour leader or submit to will of Parliament. Corbyn should probe her sincerity.

These “soft” options have a lot in common but also important differences. Neither is deliverable and both are worse than staying in EU.

Hammond et al shouldn’t pretend their plan is great, because it isn’t. The best that can be said is hard Brexit may be even worse.

Pro-Europeans shouldn’t cheer May’s deal. She’s signing up for worst of all worlds: becoming a vassal state but no single market membership.

With Scotland, Wales and London demanding their own special deals, pressure mounts on PM to ditch hard Brexit.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from July 31 to August 4.

New election data shows Labour’s “soft Brexit” image was crucial to election success. This may worry their naturally eurosceptic leader.