Jean-Claude Juncker

Other 27 countries will run big risk if we don’t keep open option of holding European elections. But they shouldn’t insist on anything else.

Eleventh-hour spectacle shouldn’t impress MPs. May is still nowhere close to changes Brexiters want, or even what she promised.

Brexiters are quick to adopt the “humiliation” narrative. They are the ones that have put this country in an impossible position.

PM wavered on “my deal or no deal” line at summit. A flip-flop on Irish border seems in the offing. Might a People’s Vote be next?

May created smokescreen to hide her failure to make progress on Brexit talks at summit by accusing fellow leaders of putting lives at risk.

Macron, Tusk and Juncker have said in past week that we can stay in EU if we wish. Now we just have to convince people it’s a good idea.

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.

With one flip-flop after another, PM’s deal with EU leaders is far cry from bullish Lancaster House vision. Here’s our definitive run-down.

Whoever leaked PM’s dinner with Juncker is playing into Brexiters’ hands. It’s actually Brexit’s consequences that are damaging.

PM dashed to Brussels because she’s desperate for transition. But a deal will be too short and too uncertain to stop relocations.

Brexiters thought Berlin would help us get good deal because it was desperate to sell us BMWs. It’s actually taking a very tough line.

Europhobes have predictably over-reacted to the European Commission president’s speech; it was a demonstration of his impotence rather than his power.