May’s Article 50 extension is a trick to take us to the real cliff edge

Theresa May claimed to be accepting an extension to Article 50, but in reality it is a road to her ideal Brexit outcome – no-deal or her deal.
Labour backs second referendum: Is this really happening?

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn finally appears to back a People’s Vote on Brexit – but is this really what it looks like?
This Brexit trade bill threatens parliamentary sovereignty

Liam Fox’s desperate efforts to salvage Britain’s trading regime rides roughshod over parliament and the public.
Week in Review: May’s very-quiet admission of her total failure

Slipped out in a statement and cloaked in deceptive language – the government’s admission that it already failed to open the withdrawal agreement.
The real Brexit cliff edge is not on March 29th – it’s July 1st

The secret reality behind the Brexit disaster timetable – it goes past March, but there’s a massive problem laying in wait in the spring
Last-gasp gambit: Smart new amendment to May deal protects Brits in Europe

A sneaky addition to the PM’s motion could see carved-out legal protections for Brits on the continent, regardless of what happens with Brexit
The Independent Group: There is no reason this can’t succeed

Sage old commentators have already ruled out The Independent Group of MPs like Anna Soubry, Heidi ALlen, Sarah Woolaston and various Labour MPs, but something fundamental and hopeful is happening.
It’s time for Brexiters to support a customs union

Membership of the customs union was once a mainstream eurosceptic option. Now it is blasphemy. It’s time for Leavers to get real.
Labour split: The head says no, the heart says yes

On the face of it, this looks a tactical mistake. But the sight of MPs like Chuka Umunna and Luciana Berger finally speaking truthfully about the state of Britain’s politics was too positive to resist.
Week in Review: If the govt really believes what it is saying, it has lost touch with reality

Theresa May’s statement following her latest Brexit defeat in the Commons is bordering on functionally insane.