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In a functioning political system this article by Lisa Nandy on what a compromise Brexit means to her would be more significant to those chasing unicorns at the Irish border ft.com/content/876d8e…
See also from @HenryNewman "Ireland must know that it will never be abandoned. The U.K. seeks reassurance that the backstop will not be permanent" - the first means the backstop has to stay, unequivocally. Second can never be binding due to the first politico.eu/article/northe…
If there is an "alternative arrangements" subgroup of MPs, political fairness and Commons numbers ought to demand there should also be a "customs union" subgroup. Indeed, this is now a fairly open goal for Corbyn (so he'll probably miss)
