European Court of Justice

Time is short to change public opinion. Pro-Europeans must seek every chance to force ministers to expose hard choices and concrete plans.

Talking about transition is top of May’s Christmas wish list. If she gets her wish, she’ll find the negotiations rather uncomfortable.

PM seems on point of u-turn on locking Brexit date in legislation. Our guide to her 6 other top climbdowns and 4 she still needs to make.

May has angered Parliament by making multiple errors. If she doesn’t make concessions, she’ll get into even hotter water.

Forget Boris Johnson’s asinine pep talks. The damage done by Brexiters to our economy, democracy and society is a tragedy.

PM claims to be “in touching distance” of a deal on citizens’ rights. But remaining issues to settle will be tricky.

Theresa May let the cat out of bag in her LBC interview. She doesn’t have plan to safeguard EU citizens rights if we crash out with no deal.

Rees-Mogg’s main red line has gone, two of Johnson’s in doubt. How long before hardliners explode and public realise they were sold a pup?

Tories are weathering Johnson’s brazen intervention for now. But his red lines pose serious risk to Brexit talks further down the track.

PM’s goal of keeping things much as they are is good. But it won’t come easy. One also wonders why we’re quitting EU if this is our goal.

Despite eight u-turns in May’s Florence speech, she’ll need to make more before EU shifts talks to trade. Time is running out.

May made string of climb-downs in her Florence speech. It’s good she’s bowing to reality but in process she’s destroying case for Brexit.