Britain’s MPs should revoke Article 50 and start again to build a national consensus

Kamikaze Leavers who have wrecked Theresa May’s deal cannot win support for their own

The salutary parable of the noisy lawnmower and the chlorine-washed chicken

But first Parliament must reject Theresa May’s fraudulent deal

Weakening ties between US and Europe mainly benefit China and Russia

There has been nothing in her strategy to advance the national interest

British Labour party leader prioritises the collective above the rights of the citizen

May’s government has shown it is not to be counted on any longer as a trusted partner

The French president will never be a man of the people but he is trying to make amends

She should set aside her vanity and behave as a prime minister not a party leader

MPs should not bow to claims that a second referendum would lead to trouble

The Japanese prime minister is, in effect, saying he wants multilateralism à la carte

Ottawa offers an example of how second-rank powers can project global influence

UK prime minister has a chance but may not seize it

This is what happens when parliamentary democracies shuffle off responsibility

A less dependable US leaves Britain and the EU vulnerable to China’s blandishments

The gradual journey to withdrawal has become a sudden leap for clarity and conclusion

Britain will be granted influence only to the extent that it signs up again to EU rules

The president is not alone in thinking that the US does better to look after itself

Voters and business leaders betray a similar ambivalence about an uncertain future

Governments must accept that it is too late to return to business as usual

Clarity on Britain’s future relationship with the EU is a long way off

Once the fog of Brexit clears, they will rediscover they are actually quite alike

Gradualists and moderates are a dwindling band in the Conservative party

It should be clear by now that the UK is nowhere near ready to leave the EU