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Foreign secretary says cross-party coalition of 320 MPs will probably back agreement
FT analysis now suggests 319 MPs could vote for agreement, with 315 against
Early analysis by FT estimates 321 MPs could vote against the agreement, with 318 backing it
EU and UK aim for pre-summit accord as N Ireland and diverging regulation remain sticking points
The question is whether they value secession from the UK more than EU exit
Ministers pledge wide-ranging legislation but bills have little chance of becoming law
The Queen’s Speech was an election manifesto, not a programme for government
The disgrace is on the part of those who are turning the nation against principled MPs
Prime minister faces accusations he is using the Queen to promote his party’s manifesto
My party has a duty to stabilise the economy, not just fight the threat of Nigel Farage
Legislative programme offers preview of Conservatives’ next election manifesto
Threat of revolt by up to 50 Tory MPs forces prime minister to renounce harsh Brexit policy
Dozens of MPs consider running on own softer Brexit platforms or even standing aside
No majority exists for any deal option with the EU. Brexiters are as much to blame as Remainers
For Britain’s benighted voters, this unenviable electoral choice is the reality
The idea that such a delicate plant can only flourish in the care of Conservatives might prove tricky to sustain
Former minister was one of 21 rebels to be stripped of the whip last month
Conference season sees both parties pitch for working-class voters hit hard by austerity
Continuing adulation for leader dependent on him delivering Brexit by end of October
Eurosceptics and DUP welcome border ideas but EU leaders respond with caution
Tories leave party conference in decent heart but knowing their fate lies in the hands of the EU
Aides insist he wants to reach accord, while no-deal is next option and referendum is last
Fears rise in sceptical EU that UK is ditching Brexit promises made on frictionless trade
Home secretary claims Tories again party of law and order as MP sent home after security altercation
