May to speak to every EU head in bid for Brexit deal changes https://t.co/eYKRyD4UoQ pic.twitter.com/7XbUVMXCTP

— Reuters UK (@ReutersUK) February 17, 2019

Very important. The single most devastating thing that Mrs May did was to rule out FoM from the word go, but the government refuses to come clean on why she thought she was entitled to do that. All the major harm of Brexit revolves around this one question. https://t.co/BIZLQ7M37Y

— Simon Ubsdell #FBPE (@SimonUbsdell) February 17, 2019

PM seems determined to create a last minute crisis at end of March & risk a chaotic & damaging No Deal. This is a terrible way to make decisions & an irresponsible way to govern. My ⁦@guardian⁩ article today on why we need our cross party Bill https://t.co/hdVAChS7t7

— Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) February 17, 2019

And Corbyn was going on chat shows during the referendum campaign being ambivalent about what side he was on. https://t.co/syVO9BeZ20

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) February 17, 2019

Maybe, maybe not – nothing like a sunday night political Twitter meltdown … this could happen as early as tomorrow, but then again….. https://t.co/V1ggnyv9hz

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) February 17, 2019

However vicious, malignant and poisonous the Corbynites have been up until this moment, nothing we've seen will compare to what they're about to unleash on the Labour defectors. They are going to go absolutely hysterical.

— (((Dan Hodges))) (@DPJHodges) February 17, 2019

Whispers tonight that the Labour splitters will move tomorrow. Chuka Umunna’s team are not denying he is about to quit (they did deny when asked last week).

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) February 17, 2019

Those that say the new centrist party won’t stand for anything apart from anti-Brexit and anti-Corbyn are mistaken.

They’ve been plotting for years & had £££ for polling & policy development. If they don’t have a near manifesto ready from day 1 it will show they’re not serious.

— Tom Kibasi (@TomKibasi) February 17, 2019

Surely holding the #PeoplesVoteMarch the day after the European Council (21-22 March) rather than before it is a daft error?

A Ref requires an extension to be agreed by EU27 leaders, and that's the last time they meet before Brexit day. Has this been considered @peoplesvote_uk?

— Steve Bullock (@GuitarMoog) February 17, 2019

Theresa May has written to her “colleagues” ie all Tory MPs begging them to put “sacrifice” their own personal preferences in the national interest:

“History will judge us all.” pic.twitter.com/dPBMiyaNUe

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) February 16, 2019

A thought. If May's deal, or something like it, goes through then given that many Brexiters regard it as a betrayal of Brexit we will be in the bizarre situation on 30/3 of the Govt announcing it has enacted the 'will of the people' but almost nobody being happy about it 1/2

— Chris Grey (@chrisgreybrexit) February 17, 2019

“You would be prepared to be one of the people who will go down in history… How could you possibly, responsibly do that when you know that's a bad thing?”

That was the question @krishgm put to Cabinet minister James Brokenshire about leaving the EU without a deal on March 29th. pic.twitter.com/Xl9EnNmZCE

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) February 16, 2019

Hard Brexiters like Leadsom delude themselves if they imagine after a no deal crash out the country will “come together” and “move on” – the opposite will happen; the deepest schism in British history since the Civil War – and it will be just the start ..

— Simon Schama (@simon_schama) February 15, 2019

France denies it has softened stance on Brexit https://t.co/WJbqVwYGTR pic.twitter.com/ho07E337IY

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) February 17, 2019

Irish backstop can't be changed for Brexit deal: Estonian president https://t.co/qchL230vae pic.twitter.com/Vbp2CIkKUd

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) February 17, 2019

This now the SECOND Cambridge Analytica employee to have been subpoenaed by Mueller. Sam Patten – whose business partner Mueller identified as linked to Russian intelligence – has already entered into a plea deal. Kaiser is first figure, however, linked directly to Brexit. pic.twitter.com/BOaxGKR5KQ

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) February 17, 2019

Germany warns it will stop extradition of its citizens to UK after Brexit: FT https://t.co/zQcna8YVxb pic.twitter.com/Z0U2FiMP49

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) February 17, 2019

Opinion: A no-deal Brexit would destroy UK science – and this is how https://t.co/imFGgzOjcN

— The Independent (@Independent) February 17, 2019

A no-deal Brexit could mean Britain loses access to all the countries with which the EU has signed trade deals, such as Canada, Japan and Mexico https://t.co/nx101Mntuk

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 17, 2019

I'm not sure a rise in the cost of elite sports cars is the cut-through issue to convince working-class voters about the dangers of Brexit. https://t.co/6a7KLe2yPw

— Kevin Meagher (@KevinPMeagher) February 17, 2019

THE RIGGED AND CORRUPT MEDIA IS THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 17, 2019

Just days after journalists were shoved and interrupted at Trump's rally in El Paso, he's back to tweeting "enemy of the people" smears pic.twitter.com/bNPxKAeC4H

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) February 17, 2019

Betraying our long time allies and alliances.
Ruling by executive fiat and stoking hate.
When will the GOP finally say enough!? https://t.co/tLQDUeDMi1

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) February 17, 2019

Oh, this is even better. Wow. It's like you can tell him realizing in real time that any hint of illusions he's harbored about being a reconstructive president after Trump is gone are for naught. https://t.co/9WQtcDGOPj

— Charlotte Clymer🏳️‍🌈 (@cmclymer) February 17, 2019

Every European I’ve spoken to at #Msc2019 has said Pence’s speech fell flat. No one bought his list of “accomplishments” and no one thinks the Trump administration has made Europe more secure. The true hallmark of leadership is having others support you, not mocking you. https://t.co/NPwbuSk1tn

— Michael Carpenter (@mikercarpenter) February 17, 2019

Every time I see him, I always wonder what happened in the life of an unhappy little boy that he became this. https://t.co/9MiWyTITuK

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) February 17, 2019

US government asked Japanese leader to nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize: report https://t.co/i8G0go9cxq pic.twitter.com/wEK9YDIgUV

— The Hill (@thehill) February 17, 2019

Multiple Russians with ties to criminal activity spent millions on Trump properties. pic.twitter.com/Gqhm1ZrxE9

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) February 17, 2019

Hell yeah snap that embargo Guardian — The UK parliament’s fake news report handed down, everything it recommends and inquiry findings have been trailed heavily but there it is. https://t.co/E3dKaSzQ4q

— Mark Di Stefano 🤙🏻 (@MarkDiStef) February 17, 2019

This was the curtain-raiser I wrote yesterday on the final report of parliament's inquiry into fake news, published tomorrow. I've since read it (it's under embargo until midnight). And it's 🔥🔥🔥https://t.co/1lTz7eH1R8

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) February 17, 2019

Fake news used to be written by humans. Now AI can do it too https://t.co/6d9cNnwRRP

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) February 17, 2019

Scoop by @FT– UK says Huawei is manageable risk to 5G in blow to US efforts to ban Chinese company from allies’ telecoms networks https://t.co/QtzAXV5GqO #fiveeyesdivided pic.twitter.com/zhIOm9WTpT

— Jamie Smyth (@JamieSmythF) February 17, 2019

Floating photovoltaic panels — or “floatovoltaics,” as some call the devices — could generate large amounts of electricity without taking up valuable real estate, experts say. – @NBCNewsMACH https://t.co/KkFsDs7Z59

— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 17, 2019

Temperatures to soar into high teens leaving UK hotter than California https://t.co/dTnQTZbels pic.twitter.com/M9h5dF73tQ

— The Independent (@Independent) February 17, 2019