Keir Starmer

With May not taking Labour’s plan seriously, Starmer says MPs should vote on it. If they say “no”, Labour can back a People’s Vote.

Labour’s Keir Starmer has a clever mechanism to give comfort to MPs who are scared to reject the miserable deal Theresa May is concocting.

Labour MPs were woefully split in single market vote yesterday. But there’s a way out of this mess: back a People’s Vote.

Keir Starmer is quoted in the Guardian as saying party is keeping its options open. Labour may finally get there by process of elimination.

Sacking Owen Smith for daring to suggest voters might be consulted on the Brexit deal was poor show. But there are some glimmers of hope.

Labour wants to toughen up the requirement for a meaningful parliamentary vote on the Brexit. It is right.

Labour’s plan to get cross-party support to stop border controls in Ireland could put PM in a box. Only good way out is to cancel Brexit.

Starmer welcomed the deal, albeit with caveats. Corbyn is missing in action. This isn’t good enough.

Defiant argument by hard-Brexit minister for keeping economic analysis secret from public has been blasted apart in clear win for democracy.

Party now virtually committed to “a” single market and customs union - even if not quite ready for “the” single market and customs union.

Impossibility of knowing who will be negotiating the UK’s Brexit policies is enough to keep EU anchored in current position.

Its policy is almost as confused as the Tories’. This is bad both for Labour and the country. It should make the case to stay in the EU.