Jeremy Corbyn

Party has twice whipped in favour of a referendum and will probably do so again. But its manifesto is too wishy-washy to support.

InFacts’ open letter signed by 5,000 pro-Europeans shows how backing public vote on any Brexit could help Corbyn win EU elections.

Anybody whose top priority is to stop Brexit should vote Labour in Euro elections. But only if it pins its colours to People’s Vote mast.

Adonis’ parroting of Labour’s mealy-mouthed policy will be vindicated if Corbyn comes off fence. If not, he shouldn’t stand as a candidate.

Nick Kent, a Conservative Party member for 37 years, urges Tory MPs that their best option is to back a public vote on any Brexit decision.

PM extended offer to work on joint Brexit plan with Labour leader or submit to will of Parliament. Corbyn should probe her sincerity.

Labour leader shouldn’t play her game unless she agrees to put to the people whatever Parliament proposes.

These “soft” options have a lot in common but also important differences. Neither is deliverable and both are worse than staying in EU.

With PM’s deal on the ropes and weekend bookended by critical decisions on extension, call for public vote is more important than ever.

Labour leader can be maddening with his pronouncements on a new referendum. But yesterday he took two more steps to back one.

First task is to stop more than a handful of Labour MPs backing May’s deal. Then to show them that Labour’s own Brexit scheme won’t fly.

We’ve had 3 victories in 3 days - against the deal, against “no deal” and for extra time. But like a cockroach the deal’s coming back again.