Jacob Rees-Mogg

Brexiter says we should be as awkward as possible if Brexit is delayed. Scope to do so is limited and incentive to cooperate is great.

If PM doesn’t want today’s defeat to be the last gasp for her deal and tear the Tory party apart, she should put it to the people.

Motion for confirmatory referendum got more votes than any other option - and more than PM’s deal - but still short of a majority.

Dyson, Lawson, Rees-Mogg… wealthy Brexiters (or their assets) are moving out of UK. Leaving ordinary folk to mop up their mess is shameful.

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

May’s deal is dead and only a tiny number of MPs want “no deal”. These are the key facts to bear in mind as the political drama swirls.

The IEA’s plan, backed by Johnson and Davis, would lower UK food standards, open NHS to US firms and does not solve Irish border.

Tory Brexiters want to rip up protections for workers, consumers and environment. This should focus minds at Labour conference.

Rees-Mogg’s plan still means border checks and infrastructure, and turns blind eye to smuggling. EU would reject it outright.

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

We must strain every sinew to avoid crashing out with no deal. But we mustn’t then breathe a sigh of relief if May produces a miserable one.

The chance of “no Brexit” is going up. Sadly, the chance of crashing out is rising too. But prospects for May’s Brexit are falling.