Post-Brexit

Germany and France have been quick to call for closer defence cooperation, which Berlin says Britain paralysed in the past.

Leadsom and Johnson weren’t defeated. They ran away from responsibility. Nobody’s left to hold to account for their false promises.

Would-be PM is backed by Farage, hasn’t ruled out giving him a job and shares his views on EU, gay marriage and fox-hunting.

Her zealotry and inexperience could tank economy and split Tories, paving way for new referendum or elections. Not something to wish for.

Energy minister looks like she has exaggerated her financial experience to justify why she should be PM. Her new CV doesn’t clear things up.

Act which created “referendum lock” was drafted so broadly that votes may be needed to withdraw from bloc and validate any new deal.

Would-be PM wants to trigger Article 50 as soon as possible. But her trade strategy is bad for Britain.

Only if the will of the people or the options on the table demonstrably change. Even then a u-turn would need a new democratic mandate.

Racism has been on the rise since the referendum. The Leave campaign’s dog-whistle xenophobia has poisoned the atmosphere and must now be condemned on all sides

The leader of the Leave campaign has woken up to the need for a post-Brexit plan six months too late.

Home secretary has significant, relevant, successful experience negotiating in the EU. Her rival, Leadsom, doesn’t.

Here’s a roadmap to salvage as much as possible on trade, foreign policy and fighting terrorism and crime.