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The “Brexit election” that barely mentioned Brexit. May’s vanishing landslide. Trump, Macron and not much Boris. All captured in gif form.

Everyone agrees a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic is a bad idea, but no one knows how to avoid it after Brexit

Parliament will get vote on final deal before it goes to European Parliament. But saying “no” will just mean crashing out with no deal.

Christopher Booker is increasingly strident in his warnings of the damage from crashing out of single market.

May is using spurious arguments to prevent parliamentary scrutiny if she wants to crash out of EU without a deal or to quit with a bad one.

There’s a huge overlap between being anti-Trump and anti-Brexit. Before and during the president’s visit, there’ll be mass protests.

US president’s policies - protectionism, disdain for NATO, cosying up to Putin and now his travel ban - are opposed to our interests.

Corbyn should be siding with the young (who voted for Remain) rather than the old (who voted for Brexit). He should give MPs a free vote.

Patriotism includes standing up for our values. But as Brexit cuts our power, May is sucking up to unsavoury leaders like Trump and Erdogan.

Supreme Court ruling is shot in arm for democracy. PM must now produce White Paper, hold debate and give MPs proper say on any Brexit deal.

PM couldn’t sell softer Brexit to Tory hardliners. She is putting party before country. No wonder UKIP has given her speech 7/10.

If preview of her big speech is correct, PM’s not just taking UK out of single market and customs union; it’ll be hard to avoid cliff-edge.