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Though May is asking for extra time, she’s also trying to hold another vote on her miserable deal – and to bully MPs into backing it.

When poker players blink, that often means they have a weak hand. May blinked when confronted with losing control of parliamentary process.

Next week MPs could start process to force May to delay Brexit. But the BBC misleadingly says the vote will be “non-binding”.

May told her ministers they’d get another chance to stop “no deal” in two weeks - and she told MPs to vote against her own deal.

A dozen ministers agreed yesterday to give the PM a two-week deadline to bring a deal back to MPs. But what if she refuses? Here’s an idea.

If Labour is serious about avoiding the abyss, backing Cooper’s amendment isn’t enough. It must also support Grieve’s and Spelman’s.

Welcome to Super Tuesdays. Former attorney general wants MPs to determine parliamentary business every Tuesday until Brexit day.

PM may refuse to take “no deal” off table. But MPs, including Cabinet ministers, are rallying against us crashing out of the EU.