Boris Johnson

A Tory victory means more chaos. The only way to end the arguments over Brexit and fix our real problems is to vote them out.

It didn’t kick up enough fuss to force Johnson to face Andrew Neil. It doesn’t push back enough against Brexiter lies. And that’s not all.

PM steamrollered Andrew Marr in his interview today. Here are 16 questions to skewer him if the tougher Andrew Neil ever gets his chance.

In 2016 we produced a “cut-out-and-keep list of top 19 Brexiteer promises”. Check out how many have been kept. Clue - hardly any.

Johnson is whipping up emotions to prepare for an election. This isn’t just cynical; much of what he says is false and he must know it.

PM has compared himself to the Incredible Hulk. But he doesn’t have miraculous powers. We won’t leave the EU on Oct 31.

As crowds gather across the country to Defend our Democracy, our editor makes a heartfelt plea to the PM not to break the law.

MPs are refusing to grant Johnson his early election and passing a law to force him to delay Brexit. Now the people must do their bit.

Rarely has an MP wrestled with a dilemma as acute as Boris’ younger brother. He’s rightly putting national interest above blind loyalty.

It’s not enough to get law forcing PM to ask for extra time onto statute books. Labour needs to make sure extension is actually in the bag.

PM may not even be able to call a snap election before asking the EU to delay Brexit. MPs may leave him to stew in his own juice.

Purge Tories of Remain supporters, defeat Corbyn in an election and then force EU to give him a better deal. All by Halloween. Fat chance.