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I seriously start to wonder if next week is when the PMs Brexit plans and possibly her position become untenable. Exhibit 1, possibly reaching the end of the road in finding a backstop solution acceptable to EU and her own party
Exhibit 2, the centrepiece of the UKs post EU trade agenda, a US trade deal, coming under fire from her own side, given the well known issues around food
Exhibit 3, the by now vocal warnings from across the car industry about the impacts of no deal, long known in private but now becoming increasingly discussed
Exhibit 4, the almost unbelievable decision not to publish tariffs that may apply in less than 4 weeks unless we know there will definitely be no deal. Blows a huge hole in the idea business can prepare effectively
And now Exhibit 5, Jeremy Corbyn, now suddenly waking up on Brexit, meeting soft Brexit tories today, either this or PMs deal plus referendum could have Commons majority
Is the Brexit Road finally running out for the PM? We have to be cautious given the powers inherent in her position, but if she clearly cannot command the support of Parliament is her position tenable? /end
add another one.problem to the mix...
