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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.

Pundits are focussing on Tuesday’s vote on the deal and Thursday’s on delaying Brexit. But Wednesday’s vote on “no deal” is significant too.

Ramping up plans for “no deal” is cynical tactic to get backing for May’s deal. But MPs don’t want it and have alternative: People’s Vote.

Brexiters are pushing for “managed no deal Brexit”. Don’t be fooled. Crashing out cannot be managed well and will mean turmoil.

He backed PM’s miserable deal, then refused to become Brexit secretary, failed to resign and now wants to change the deal. Has he no shame?

May’s deal would turn us into geopolitical eunuchs. MPs should vote it down – and then ask the people whether they still want Brexit at all.

PM could agree regulatory “level playing field” with EU to break deadlock. Ministers want to see legal advice, and Labour want it published.

Leaked PR doc reveals all is not running to plan, and government want to bury fact May’s deal would be much worse than current situation.

Multi-year “rolling” transition would be miserable. Worse, UK threat to cut and run whenever means no-deal uncertainty continues throughout.

Brexiters are savaging the PM; they are attacking each other. And then Trump has made a beautiful intervention. We couldn’t wish for more.

The prime minister was the big winner from yesterday’s dramatic departures but her party is riven with splits and may yet break up

Johnson’s resignation brings a People’s Vote nearer. The chance of getting one, as implied by bookies’ odds, is now 27%.