DUP

Irish question is going to require further blurring of red lines. Will the DUP accept this? If there’s no deal, we’ll be even more stuck.

Some members of the party that props May up fear crashing out of EU could wreck Northern Irish economy and revive calls for unification.

May has yet to find any plan that would preserve an invisible and frictionless border in Ireland.

And will they shaft May in return? If DUP are worried Tories will back checks between Britain and Northern Ireland, they can pull the rug.

Irish deputy prime minister says his country wants to be UK’s “closest friend” but warns of “hard choices” ahead.

What if Brextremists decided only way to get hard border for Britain was to accept sea border and abandon their allies in Ulster?

In agreeing “sufficient” progress had been made in talks, Brussels decided that PM must be rescued from both DUP and cabinet Brexiters.

Brexit ayatollah is trying to calm Tory nerves over May’s capitulation by saying we can diverge from any EU rules we don’t like. Nonsense.

Today’s deal comes hot on heels of clash with DUP, Davis’ vanishing impact assessments and damning Lords report. It doesn’t bode well.

We need to avoid both a land border in Ireland and sea one between Northern Ireland and Great Britain. Staying in EU is only sane solution.

The PM’s delicate house of cards has been blasted by DUP. Time to face facts: a workable deal cannot be negotiated as Irish tensions boil.

May has been guilty of obfuscation and magical thinking on Northern Ireland. Now’s time for clear thinking and straight talk.