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Foreign secretary’s interview in The Sun suggests so. He’s already backed away from pledge to give NHS £350m/week and scrap VAT on energy.

Though migration benefits UK overall, money isn’t channelled to communities that need it fast enough. A new fund would help fix the problem.

Not only is Corbyn a weak leader of the opposition. Both he and Labour moderates are pushing for things incompatible with soft Brexit.

Would EU give us full single market access without free movement? Would we accept being a second-class state, following rules with no vote?

With UKIP’s prime goal achieved and Farage giving up as leader, former backer Arron Banks is mulling a movement to keep the Tories “clean”.

EU leaders are discussing migration, terrorism and globalisation. Britain had a lot to contribute in all three. What a pity we’re not there.

David Davis worries about giving away our negotiating position. But the Brexit process needs public scrutiny - and leaks can’t be stopped.

Johnson is fronting a new Brexit group that wriggles out of campaign promises. All the more reason for a referendum on the Brexit terms.

Labour leader wants full access to single market without state aid rules. That’s as fanciful as full access without free movement.

Downing St has rebuked Brexit minister for saying staying in single market was “very improbable”. That was just his “opinion”.

Political stars aren’t yet aligned. But this may well change. GIven that no Brexit is a good Brexit, it is worth campaigning to stay.

Theresa May won’t be able to meet the 15 pages of demands from Tokyo. Only Brexiteers, such as David Davis, will be surprised.