meaningful vote

Ending current session now could help May bring her deal back. But it would open a can of worms with her party, DUP and Queen’s speech.

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.

She’s riding roughshod over convention - refusing to accept that Parliament is sovereign and bringing back her defeated deal multiple times.

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

Priority in Parliament this week must be to get extra time to flesh out robust Brexit Plan B. Rush to vote on unclear options is dangerous.

PM attacked very MPs she needs to pass her deal, in grotesque bid to pitch people against Parliament. This is what losing control looks like.

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

Next week’s EU summit giving only short extension, even if it’s for May’s deal, is very risky. More time and proper thought is needed.

The Tories are split into numerous factions over Brexit. If they can’t agree a way forward soon, their party will cease to exist.

After MPs voted down her deal again, PM mentioned a new referendum as an option. Corbyn didn’t. Hopefully, Labour leader isn’t backsliding.

May says public can’t change its mind despite so much changing in 3 years. Yet she wants MPs to change their mind despite nothing changing.

Next week MPs could start process to force May to delay Brexit. But the BBC misleadingly says the vote will be “non-binding”.