Tories

Rather than polishing May’s “turd” or trying to knife her, foreign secretary should quit and campaign for people to get the final say.

Whatever happens, the Cabinet won’t have a deal with the EU. To get one, the PM will have to capitulate even further on her red lines.

It’s often said ministers are wasting time talking among themselves rather than negotiating. Now they aren’t even talking among themselves.

Even if Friday’s Chequers summit papers over divisions among ministers, Theresa May won’t have a proposal that will fly with the EU.

MPs must not allow May to turn Parliament into rubber stamp for what comes out of Brexit talks - even a miserable deal or no deal at all.

Tory rebels mustn’t fall for bogeyman argument that they will help Corbyn become PM if they don’t support the PM. It’s the opposite.

Tories are after young blood. But their schemes to turn the youth blue will come to nothing while the push through a damaging hard Brexit.

We can’t go on like this. Country is crying out for leadership but politicians are just crying. Only decisive action can break stalemate.

UKIP was routed, while LibDems and Greens had a good night. Labour should ask whether a more pro-EU policy would have led to a breakthrough.

Local elections may be last time Brits can say what they think about Brexit. They are also first time Europeans can do so.

Media is full of stories that PM will get Tory customs union rebels to toe party line by threatening to bring down government if she loses.

MPs are starting to realise Brexit will taint Conservatives for decades. Backing a new referendum may be their only way to survive.