Andrea Leadsom

Tory leadership contenders are promoting a host of fantasy Brexit ideas. Here are five of their unicorns that need slaying.

She could offer Labour a referendum on her deal - and then hang on as PM even as she was kicked out as Tory leader.

With May clueless on both reason for delaying Brexit and how much time she wants, MPs could take control and tell her what to do.

May’s attack dog tabloid has branded Major a “sticky adulterer” and Donnelly a “wheedling little man”. Insults show Mail has lost argument.

Bully-boy tactics don’t work and we don’t need to use them. We will win this battle because we are doing the right thing for the UK.

Influential Remainers could be last line of defence if May tries to crash out with no deal. See our league table of the good, bad and ugly.

Brexit doesn’t just raise knotty issues over Scottish independence and the Irish border. Who will get powers reclaimed from the EU?

During the referendum, Leavers defended EU migrant rights. Now many pro-Brexit MPs aren’t practising what they preach. Read our dossier.

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

EU helps UK fight terrorism, cyber crime, human trafficking, drugs and child pornography. A way must be found to continue cooperation.

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.