UK Politics

Johnson is twice a loser. He failed to get his deal through Parliament and now must ask EU for extra time, something he said he’d never do.

While PM is prepared to let Northern Ireland have a soft Brexit, he wants the harshest Brexit for Great Britain - 97% of the population.

There has been no disability impact assessment, as required by the law. And the Equalities Regulator has refused to do anything about it.

PM faces unpalatable options: lose the DUP and ERG by making yet more concessions to get a deal; or lose moderate Tories by crashing out.

Labour is moving in favour of holding a referendum before an election. This would be in its own interests as well as the nation’s.

PM wants to bounce MPs to approve a deal in a single day next Saturday. It would be outrageous to decide our future with so little scrutiny.

Even if the PM can square the Irish situation, what he is proposing for Great Britain is ghastly. Here are four reasons.

Labour leader says he is ready to go to the polls. For advocates of disaster socialism, there may be method in the madness.

The Queen’s Speech next week is an opportunity for pro-European MPs to challenge Boris Johnson and even show a majority for a People’ Vote.

Beware of anyone who says a government can successfully play the blame game and work for a deal at the same time.

What Ulster needs from Britain is stability, prosperity and a viable devolved government. No tweak to Johnson’s proposal can deliver that

Latest desperate idea to prevent a delay to Brexit is to threaten to sabotage the EU budget and make Farage a Commissioner.