Philip Hammond

The Speaker, a Cabinet minister and a string of former Tory ministers are speaking out against PM’s undemocratic plan to ignore Parliament.

Hammond and Gauke among posse of Tory MPs to defy three-line whip to scupper next PM’s undemocratic ruse.

Johnson will struggle to “deliver” Brexit, “unite” party and country, or “defeat” Corbyn. Far better to say “No to Boris, yes to Europe”.

Talks between May and Corbyn over softening government Brexit plan has led to calls on both sides for final decision to be put to people.

DUP wants GB rules to stay aligned to Northern Ireland. Since backstop forces it to stay aligned with EU, scheme means all UK is a colony.

Hammond’s optimism belies the Brexit uncertainty choking economy. His “deal dividend” is a mirage, and dwarfed by boost from staying in.

Gove and Hammond’s spat over food tariffs tells us two things: government still doesn’t know what Brexit means; and we’re better off in EU.

From aborted China talks to Fox’s failure to rollover deals, consequences of striking out alone in a post-Brexit world are becoming clear.

Business is crying out for reassurance that we are not going to crash out of the EU. The government is failing miserably to provide it.

Under government’s own sums the knock to public finances will dwarf many times any cut in our membership fee. So less money to spend on NHS.

Chancellor says government’s miserable deal can end austerity. This is hogwash. Best way to get money to heal our country is to stop Brexit.

Two years after referendum Cabinet hasn’t a clue what to do. May triggered Article 50 without a plan. She still doesn’t have one.