Theresa May

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

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

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.

This is a cynical gamble and a leap in the dark. What’s more, it is not in line with the Article 50 rules. MPs should not be tempted.

Having failed twice to pass her deal, May now wants MPs to approve just half the deal - without the faintest idea of the future.

Donald Tusk is emerging as a true hero amidst Brexit chaos. He reminds us European values mean respect for democracy and citizens’ rights.

It’s great MPs have taken control of the Brexit process from a stubborn PM who has run out of ideas. Now they must use it wisely.

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.

They must ask the EU for a long extension to Article 50, chart a new course and then get proper democratic endorsement for it.

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.

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.