Stephen Bush is special correspondent at the New Statesman, the EI Political Commentator of the Year, and the PSA's Journalist of the Year. His daily briefing, Morning Call, provides a quick and essential guide to domestic and global politics.
The faction within the Labour leadership that might have voted for May’s deal looks to have been comprehensively defeated.
As ever, the first victims are those least able to defend themselves.
No 10 hopes a no-deal Brexit would be such a nightmare for both the UK and the continued existence of the Tory Party that dissidents will back the PM’s deal. But that’s far from certain.
Good campaigns can lose. Bad campaigns can win.
The reality is that the Labour leader is not a soft touch and the shadow chancellor is not haunted by his 1992 defeat.
Thanks to the Republicans paying a “Trump tax”, the Democrats have taken control of the House.
It’s hard to tell if the incompetence proves this document is fake – or real.
If Labour MPs rate their chances of getting a better deal than the Prime Minister, they’re more likely to vote against hers.
Whether a deal is around the corner or miles off, the Prime Minister has lost the trust of both the right-wing media and her party.
He is expected to write a book.
