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Commons to vote on options as PM concedes her deal will not go back without ‘sufficient support’
French president’s comment comes as Italy set to endorse Belt and Road Initiative
PM’s best survival hope may be that MPs cannot reach a strategy beyond her own withdrawal agreement
The clock is ticking fast and Brexit cannot belong solely to the Conservative party
Frustrations spill over after UK prime minister leaves room — then solution emerges from huddle
IAG may well pull a rabbit out of the hat in its ‘magic' to comply with EU ownership rules
But if Westminster cannot find a way out, the public must have its say in a referendum
The main parties have turned into sects, drunk on their own righteousness
EU Council president insists deal, long extension and revoking Article 50 all remain possible
What happens next as the clock ticks on Britain’s departure
Vote on exit deal, parliamentary bid for control and Theresa May’s future as PM on agenda
Britain is paying for its ignorance of how the EU actually works
EU27 leaders have decided to give Theresa May a three-week reprieve
Commissioner says carriers such as IAG are holding back on submitting plans to meet ownership rules
Prime minister cuts emollient figure as she eyes last chance to pass Brexit deal
Brussels summit lays down schedule leaving tight window for Westminster
New plan would require UK to decide whether to hold EU parliament elections
Union and business leaders jointly call on Theresa May to avoid no-deal departure
EPP defuses potential bust-up with ‘mutually agreed’ ban on Hungary PM
PM made momentous decision in the early hours of the morning after a day of acrimonious debate
Offer conditional upon UK MPs approving withdrawal agreement next week
Antitrust chief will campaign for centrist group in European parliamentary polls
A bolder and more flexible leader would have stuck to the idea of a long extension
