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Boris Johnson’s biggest beef is over final Brexit deal, not transition. If May veers towards “Swiss-style” deal, Telegraph says he’ll quit.

Brexiters said new deals with rest of world would outweigh loss of trade to EU. We’ll actually lose ground in other countries too.

Tories spent the election avoiding the topic of Brexit. Now they won't be able to avoid answering some pretty tricky questions - whether May stays leader or not.

Theresa May’s latest mantra is “no deal is better than a bad deal”. But she won’t say what a bad deal is or what no deal would entail.

It’s bad for the economy, the young and the unity of the UK. It also means less control not more. It’s not too late to stop the madness.

Liam Fox has misunderstood the implications of the EU-Canada trade deal for Brexit. Things could be worse for the UK than he suggests.

Report finds we could be anywhere from 3.4% to 9.5% of GDP worse off after quitting EU. These estimates seem credible.

Myths about the budget, trade and red tape are recycled on our airwaves on a daily basis - often without being challenged.

The prospects of cutting deals with everywhere from China to US and India to Brazil are worse if we quit.

Some who denounce “Project Fear” are not above scaremongering.

The deeper the trade deal, the greater the supranational control – just look at Johnson’s example of NAFTA.

Nobody really knows what a post-Brexit UK deal might look like. But none of the existing models seem attractive.