'Plan with a chance' could come out of Brexit talks between government and Labour. Really. Or so I am told. Really https://t.co/45cdXt1F4w

— Robert Peston (@Peston) April 4, 2019

Tomorrow’s front page: No sign of ANY compromise from May as Better Together Brexit talks go on and shameful Scottish Tories snigger as MSPs discuss medicine shortages pic.twitter.com/97H48223OS

— The National (@ScotNational) April 4, 2019

Mr Corbyn is under pressure from his party to press for a second referendum, but Mrs May has been determinedly against this https://t.co/4UxI45MgMP

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 4, 2019

I don't really know why we are bothering with the choreography of May/Corbyn talks. They will not do a deal and we will inevitably progress to more indicative votes, but this time with Government buy-in. Why don't we just get on with that?

— Raphael Hogarth (@Raphael_Hogarth) April 4, 2019

Grassroots Conservative activists are "quitting in their droves" over May's decision to open talks with Corbyn. https://t.co/zJOif7j6Rw

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 4, 2019

SOS signal beamed onto White Cliffs of Dover calling for Brexit delay https://t.co/z4reotTcI9#StopBrexit #PeoplesVote #RevokeA50

— Julie Lawrence 3.5% 🇪🇺 #RejoinEU 🇺🇦🌱 🎪 💙 (@juliehinukeu) April 4, 2019

Merkel hopes May can find a way out Brexit maze by EU summit https://t.co/4KK2KY3UZJ pic.twitter.com/Ov4DqLEeEa

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 4, 2019

The thing about a ‘flextension’ is that Article 50 already says "The Treaties shall cease to apply to the State in question from the date of entry into force of the withdrawal agreement or, failing that, two years after the notification” – just a rebrand? https://t.co/T6SImN29FP

— Jon Stone (@joncstone) April 4, 2019

A Customs Union does not fulfil the undeliverable promises of 2016, and does not to give UK citizens what they so desperately need. https://t.co/xS4KantM0J

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) April 4, 2019

Most of the surviving Thatcher cabinet facing me, filibustering for Brexit. Lawson, Howard, Lamont, Lilley – straight out of Spitting Image!

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) April 4, 2019

More background here. Just shocked that a family can be divided like thishttps://t.co/cUPY5jbg6X

— Otto English (@Otto_English) April 4, 2019

Vote Leave has now conceded it committed electoral fraud. In any other election, the result would be set aside & a by-election held. Instead, No 10's spin machine covered up a crime involving 2 ministers & PM's closest aide. Please listen to thishttps://t.co/3lqdqAMS2R

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) April 4, 2019

No-deal #Brexit pressure group paid DUP's Lee Reynolds for consultancy work https://t.co/aT7gdmoTB1

— The Irish News (@irish_news) April 4, 2019

Best 11 minutes you'll spend tonight, Germany is on to the greatest fraud in British political history, it's all in here, Leave's lies, illegal spending, dubious companies, Banks' dodgy diamond mines, Farage; even a cameo by @shahmiruk
Full version here: https://t.co/SP3W3t4uxv pic.twitter.com/rsG5pb6dlZ

— Brexitshambles (@brexit_sham) April 4, 2019

Steve Bell on Theresa May's Brexit talks with Jeremy Corbyn – cartoon https://t.co/r4cPw9PvM9

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 4, 2019

A senior law enforcement official tells NBC News that some Mueller team members say his findings paint a picture of a campaign whose members were manipulated by a sophisticated Russian intelligence operation. Some of that information may be classified.https://t.co/8j8xlZFsOD

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 4, 2019

Wow! The 1st big crack in the Republican wall? https://t.co/RFVU1UOQoe

— Lawrence O'Donnell (@Lawrence) April 4, 2019

Republicans vote against motion to subpoena Mueller report after calling for its release https://t.co/fdVBlLYass pic.twitter.com/7uDCLJO63G

— ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) April 4, 2019

Just confirmed from someone who would know: Nobody on Capitol Hill has seen any of the Mueller report.

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) April 4, 2019

Shafer: "All of the cast members now seem to have assumed their predestined role in the Mueller report drama. Barr has summarized in his boss' favor. His boss has screamed exoneration. And the publicity-shy Mueller team has finally shown a little leg…" https://t.co/pkXu6Dcmb0

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) April 4, 2019

Michael Cohen's attorneys have told lawmakers in a letter that Cohen has discovered “substantial” files on a hard drive that might be helpful to investigators. Cohen is seeking a delayed and reduced prison sentence in exchange for his assistance.https://t.co/PceaZwYU9z

— erica orden (@eorden) April 4, 2019

So here's a potentially awkward thing if Herman Cain ends up going to the Senate for a vote: After 12 GOP senators voted against Trump's emergency declaration, his PAC started a "RINO TARGET FUND" and called those 12 "traitors." https://t.co/mt3Fr675j4

— Eric Hananoki (@ehananoki) April 4, 2019

Trump is uniquely devoid of credibility, consistency on foreign policy. Stunning but not surprising after losing control of policy toward Saudi Arabia and the support of Congress, he received a unique rebuke https://t.co/pnQYteeXku

— Jennifer "A man is not a plan" Rubin 🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@JRubinBlogger) April 4, 2019

“I don’t think we’ll ever have to close the border," says @POTUS, because a 25% tariff on cars coming into the US from Mexico "will be massive." And though he spoke of giving Mexico a year's warning, he said that doesn't mean the border would not be shut for at least a year. pic.twitter.com/NHo2wNyNcg

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) April 4, 2019

Trump says he's hopeful US and China will reach trade deal in about a month https://t.co/FmGcJFPCvh pic.twitter.com/AdqsJow8uG

— The Hill (@thehill) April 4, 2019

The IRS commissioner also owns units in a Trump bldg in Hawaii. https://t.co/83Zi28DAH8

— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) April 4, 2019

Facebook issues a new and expanded call for the government to police your online speech, in interview with @GStephanopoulos.

It asks for your speech on “divisive” issues – including posts on immigration – to be regulated by the government as if it were a campaign ad.

No thanks. pic.twitter.com/9a6VhlKjbH

— Brendan Carr (@BrendanCarrFCC) April 4, 2019

Australia passes law to punish platforms for violent posts. It'll "encourage increased censorship and takedowns by companies,” says @SusanBenesch, adding they may “move their offices out of countries that pass such laws, to protect them from prosecution.” https://t.co/RJ4MRTfXXu

— Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (@rasmus_kleis) April 4, 2019

New clues emerge of accused New Zealand gunman’s ties to far right groups in Australia and beyond https://t.co/lMYssOVhnX

— Andrew Chung (@andrew_chung_) April 4, 2019

Scientists solve mystery of pristine weapons of China's Terracotta Warriors https://t.co/tNal9gu3Og pic.twitter.com/vC3H5C1BEm

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 4, 2019

You’re not imagining it: Your cat really can understand when you call its name. Here’s why that’s a big deal https://t.co/dl4zQHxgfX

— National Geographic (@NatGeo) April 4, 2019

These teen activists want you to run their pictures if they die by gun violence. Read these guidelines first. https://t.co/FcjD91Mheq via @poynter pic.twitter.com/RT5DY0GheL

— Disrupt MediaLab (@dmedialab) April 4, 2019