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Brexiters are quick to adopt the “humiliation” narrative. They are the ones that have put this country in an impossible position.

In the referendum, the Mail, Sun and Express ran lots of false stories. If we get a People’s Vote, they mustn’t repeat their mischief.

Disgraceful front pages - and the trolls they inspire - don’t represent the “will of the people”. They are a threat to our freedom.

Arch-Brexiter and his ERG posse has little effect on May’s policy. But more he trashes PM’s Brexit in media, more public will dislike deal.

May’s attack dog tabloid has branded Major a “sticky adulterer” and Donnelly a “wheedling little man”. Insults show Mail has lost argument.

Mail, Sun and Express - all hard-Brexit papers - resisted putting one of the most dramatic Brexit setbacks front and centre.

Rest of Europe sees a petulant whining baby that will neither do the business nor get off the potty.

Who will take the rap if Brexit falls apart? The Brexiter blame game has already begun, with sights trained squarely on Brussels.

Sticking with a target she will never hit is foolish. It’s also driving her dangerous approach to Brexit.

PM has renewed her threat to quit EU without a deal, after a disastrous dinner with Juncker that led to her being called deluded.

Press watchdog rapped Trevor Kavanagh for failing to take care in story about Calais migrants - and criticised tabloid for slow correction.

Favourite tabloid tactic of confusing illegal migrants with EU workers is alive and well in Sun’s choice of 2015 Calais crisis image.