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Increasing number of hard Brexiters are prepared to vote to turn us into, as they put it, a “slave state”. How is that taking back control?

Last night’s truce is a false dawn for Theresa May. Her party remains bitterly divided and still doesn’t like her deal.

Alarm over direction of public and parliamentary Brexit debate has led to silly suggestions that would trash our constitutional history.

The shenanigans in Parliament did not look pretty. But the March 29 deadline will probably be delayed and moves are afoot to stop no deal.

Brexiter challenge is not just to May’s leadership. Lengthy contest to replace her could force the UK out of the EU without a deal.

The 26-page outline agreed by May and EU is much worse than our current deal with EU. And it’s so vague we don’t know how bad it is yet.

There aren’t just two scenarios: UK leaves with a deal or without a deal. Chance of cancelling Brexit entirely is rising.

The logic of Brexiter-in-chief’s position is that, if he can’t get his hard Brexit, he should call for the whole project to be scrapped.

Brexiter used to say you couldn’t make 15-year predictions. Now he’s backing a flaky report that does just that.

Hardliners such as Johnson and Rees-Mogg are right to knife May’s Chequers plan. But they won’t come up with an honest plan of their own.