May’s deal

Given Johnson’s troubles, Hunt may have a chance. But if he’s really against both crashing out and stopping Brexit, he doesn’t have a plan.

Pro-Europeans are latching onto Johnson’s challenger, like a drowning person clutching straws. Much better to fight hard to stay in EU.

May’s offer is vague and she might not be around to honour it. If she wants pro-Europeans’ support, put People’s Vote on front of Bill.

If we quit the EU, our politicians will be obsessing about bloody Brexit for years. The only way to stop that is to stop Brexit.

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

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.

PM’s resignation could sway Brexiters in third “meaningful vote”. But how can those like Johnson row back on previous damning comments?

Brussels talks now mean no-deal crash out won’t happen on Friday and longer extension still on table. Time to take back control from PM.

1m-strong petition to revoke Article 50 makes clear people’s frustration and fear. But it’s best first to put Brexit back to the people.

3-month extension is too short to achieve anything useful. May mustn’t be allowed to act as a dictator. Ministers, MPs and EU must stop her.

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

Speaker right to say PM can’t just keep bringing same deal to MPs again and again. It’s time for Parliament to move on.