Brexiters oppose a second referendum for one simple reason: They think they’ll lose
It’s obviously true that Remainers want a Perople’s Vote to overturn Brexit – but Leavers only oppose it because they’re scared they’ll fail.
Cheer up: The worst Brexit dangers are fading away
Amid all the chaos, the stars are aligned for a long extension and Soft Brexit.
Week in Review: Theresa May’s only consistency is failure
You can set your moral watch by Theresa May’s approach to Brexit. Whatever she is doing, it is by definition the worst way you could possibly behave in the circumstances.
The Brexiters’ rearguard defence against Article 50 extension has fallen apart
Brexit latest: In parliament, Brussels and Downing Street, the resistance to a long Article 50 extension is falling away
No.10 statement: Look out for Theresa May’s no-deal trap
The prime minister’s statement sounded reasonable and open-minded, which was the first indication something could be very wrong.
One simple change could help MPs find a compromise on Brexit
Last night’s indicative votes on Brexit were a disaster, but it’s not too late for MPs to use a system designed for compromise
Full circle: Brexiters rail against parliamentary sovereignty and the will of the people
In a bizarre 180-degree change, the two great democratic institutions of the referendum have now become the enemy of Brexit politicians.
Brexit Day is cancelled: May’s final deception falls to pieces
With just hours to go until Britain was meant to leave the EU, May had one last trick to pull – but it didn’t work.
Indicative votes: A People’s Vote just became much more likely
Dramatic night in parliament throws up no majorities, but pushes People’s Vote and customs union into contention.
The obscene moral spectacle of Theresa May’s resignation
It is hard to imagine a more cynical arrangement than that which prime minister Theresa May entered into with the ERG tonight in order to secure hr Brexit deal.
