Thread by @uk_domain_names

So much Brexit stuff could happen in the next 48 hours, it's hard to know where to even begin. (Mind you, we could still be stuck in Groundhog Day at the end of it all.)
1) Watch out for various Tory MPs to stake out positions in the Sunday papers and on the politics shows.

You may see a renewal of calls to leave the EU without a deal on 12 April, which may be a precursor to an overt attempt to sabotage the last couple of weeks of Brexit to trigger that default outcome. And keep an eye on Theresa May to see if she becomes a full-blooded "no dealer"

There may also be a chorus of voices around softer forms of Brexit, and renewed calls for cross-party collaboration.
2) GE klaxon... somebody's bound to call for one. You just know it.
3) Resignations? If it looks like we're no-deal bound, Remainers may quit the cabinet in droves

4) The saga of Vote Leave abandoning its appeal against a finding of wrongdoing hasn't run its course yet.
5) Indicative vote process resumes on Monday. Expect some MPs to try and derail it by fiddling with the business motion. Especially if it claims Wednesday too.

6) The petition to "revoke Article 50 and remain in the EU" will get debated on Monday too. Probably in a broom cupboard somewhere, but at least it will get an airing. The Government's already given it the middle finger, but it provides cover for MPs to decloak around the notion.

7) Theresa May is probably going to have a crack at MV4 (or MV3? Hard to know what the precise numbering should be) on Tuesday, which means she has to lay a motion Monday. Expect "points of order" to rage on and on, if the Speaker allows it at all.

8) Could we see more TIG defections, especially as they're transforming into a political party and getting decent polling?
9) The clocks go forward tonight, so we're all going to be even more grumpy and sleep-deprived than usual.

But apart from that, not much is going on...