Hugo Dixon |

Tabloid accuses “Bremoaners” of being unpatriotic and plotting to subvert people’s will. Its view of patriotism and democracy is dangerous.

There’s a legally smart, politically toxic argument: triggering clause isn’t tantamount to quitting EU because we could change our minds.

Theresa May has made half a U-turn conceding a Commons debate before she triggers Article 50. MPs must now extract a plan and force a vote.

Theresa May is trying to neuter parliament, saying it’s her right to interpret the people’s will. Democrats of all stripes must stop her.

Tabloid corrects story that wrongly said EU wanted control of our costs after InFacts complaint - seven months after it was published.

The people didn’t vote for what Theresa May is trying to do. With splits emerging in cabinet and Tory party, there’s a chance to stop it.

To curry favour with hardliners, the government is saying things that are divisive, bad for investment and harming our reputation.

May is clinging to foolish migration target because it's a sacred manifesto pledge but happily throwing deficit target to the winds.

Don’t they realise this means UK is no longer world’s 5th largest economy? That our power is diminished? That inflation is coming?

PM isn’t just heading for hard Brexit; she has made clear that the government - rather than MPs or voters - will decide what happens now.

It didn’t challenge interviewees, make room for alternative views or inform the public adequately, despite what its director of news says.

Most MPs who backed remain have run to the hills. The government seems heading for hard Brexit. But the game isn’t over yet.