Telegraph

The paper wrongly reported that more than half the public support Brexit delivered by any means, even suspending Parliament.

Telegraph says Johnson columns not “serious, empirical, in-depth analysis of hard factual matters”. That very much applies to latest claims.

Newspaper cites unnamed source saying extension means losing rebate and voice at top table. This rides roughshod over EU’s own rules.

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 speech contains plans to turn us into vassals. Yet Brexit ayatollah says those who complain are nitpicking.

It’s hard to see any good coming from PM’s lack of leadership. It’s not in national interest. It mightn’t even save her own skin.

David Davis’s attempt to woo German business for a soft Brexit seems to have fallen flat in Berlin.

Some Tory MPs are trying to stop Theresa May do something silly. Bullying them and branding them mutineers has stiffened their resolve.

Brextremists say no deal doesn’t really mean no deal. So don’t worry about planes being grounded. This only stacks up if we pay £50bn.

Johnson said Poles’ rights in UK were protected “whatever happens”. If he pushed hard enough, he could make that government policy.

PM claims to be “in touching distance” of a deal on citizens’ rights. But remaining issues to settle will be tricky.

Next round of talks start on Monday. PM can’t make concrete concessions and EU won’t trust a nod and a wink from a wounded leader.