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Don't really buy the "UK will be forced back to the negotiating table in the event of no-deal" takes. I suspect the UK would at least for a while go for "very well, alone" instead, particularly where "alone" = with US in particular
On the risks for the UK of those thinking no-deal is not a big deal from @GeorginaEWright instituteforgovernment.org.uk/blog/eu27-beli…
On the need for leadership candidates to have a Plan B from @SamGyimah - rightly of course, but not convinced that a general election or second referendum will definitely do that, and continue to wonder about what a Citizens Assembly could actually achieve thetimes.co.uk/article/leader…
Above, the debate we should be having. Below, the debate we are having. Or at least @MarinaHyde and @JohnnyMercerUK and a few others piling in - I'm not sure at this moment our capacity for humour at all times is a strength
