‘Words have consequences.’ Unless, it seems, you’re a hardcore Remainer.

What would they say if Brexiteers used the language of coups, Nazis, and spilt blood that has been so prevalent from the pro-EU camp in the last 24 hours?

Iain Dale: On Newsnight, I erect my Tower of Power

And: For May, there should be no way back from losing. My Tory leadership straw poll. Cox, a man of substance and integrity. Plus, Tower of Power extra: Dick for Iain.

Iain Dale: There’s a glint in Harman’s eye as she watches the Speaker’s chair

Plus: For and against bombing Syria. For Andrew Neil. Against Andrew Adonis. And: not an erection in sight.

Momentum marches on – but it has even bigger ambitions

Lansman and co hope to gain even more power, members and clout – if they can keep a grip on their own operation.

Rebecca Lowe Coulson: Luther voted Brexit! And other errors about Britain and the Reformation.

A decision like leaving the EU had billions of causes: some of those were set in motion by happenings centuries ago, but none pre-determine what happens today.

Will the so-called “progressive alliance” ever get its act together?

New evidence suggests their supposed voter base doesn’t exist. Meanwhile, they’re taking the day off.

Kieron O’Hara: Why does the Left hate Trump? After all, in some ways he’s one of them.

See his support for protectionism, big government, big debts – and more.

Rebecca Coulson: The grey jumpers fight back. What I saw at the Fabian Conference.

If Labour doesn’t see itself as a party of power, it’s unsurprising that others don’t either.

Rebecca Coulson: Cable-knit sweaters, Paul Mason and a No Prayer Breakfast. My week at Labour’s conference.

Momentum’s momentum doesn’t need to fizz with punch: they’ve won already.