The emergency National Convention meeting is looming, and the early signs are bad for the May
Many Association Chairmen are consulting their members, whether through ballots or other means.
Brexit. May kicks the can towards the edge of the cliff.
This morning, the end of her unhappy journey finally seems to be looming into view, as it is briefed that there will be a June vote on the Withdrawal Agreement.
A general election would be vastly preferable to another EU referendum
The mendacious simplifications of the last referendum campaign showed this is no way to conduct the Brexit argument.
Farage’s latest row with the BBC suits both sides
Marr’s interview has shaped the news agenda whilst the Brexit Party leader has another opportunity to burnish his outsider status.
Why the ’22 Executive must tell May to go this week
The unrebuttable fact is that the Prime Minister is in breach of her word, and that the collapse of trust in the Party threatens to be terminal.
There are too many Conservative leadership candidates
The contest may or may not produce a Snow White. But statistically, there are bound to be more than seven dwarves.
Where does the Liberal Democrat revival leave Change UK’s cursed campaign?
A lethal combination of strategic incoherence and operational incompetence has seen the Remain wave pass the would-be mould-breakers by.
Next Tory Leader. The women factor.
The female MPs elected in 2015 and 2017 don’t think or act as a block. But most are loyalists – and their take will carry weight.
Down by the frozen fen. The Peterborough by-election test.
Some Ministers think that a Brexit Party win there could shift Labour to back May’s deal. But there’s an issue with timing.
Andrew Gimson’s Commons sketch: Corbyn props up May
The Labour leader left it to a Tory backbencher to try to defenestrate her.
No change, no chance
The Prime Minister’s advisers will dream of her doing a Liverpool – coming back from three goals down. Notts County look like a more telling comparison.
Punishing schools for excluding disruptive pupils is the wrong approach
The Gove reforms are being undermined. Headteachers need to have autonomy.
ConHome’s survey. Our panel and the European elections. Three in five Tory members will still vote for the Brexit Party.
We have four hundred or so more responses than last month – and almost exactly the same result.
Our survey. Party member opinion swings back against May’s deal.
Our last four surveys found rising support for it. Now there is a shift the other way. That bodes badly for any concessions to Corbyn on customs.
Out, out, out. For the third time running, our survey finds a record proportion of party members wanting May gone now.
82 per cent want her departure and that leadership election now. Only 16 per cent wish her to stay on.