I am inclined to agree with @AndrewDuffEU.

Slightly clickbait headline but generally good analysis.

If you are going to lie, do it convincingly!

I'm on board.

Things have changed.

Good analysis by @JenniferMerode of how London misunderstands Europe.

@AndrewDuffEU reckons that the end is in sight, and there will be a deal in September.

Important critique from the Right.

The Austrian minister “wants the Commission to appoint a coordinator — a sort of EU-wide time lord”.

@GeorgeEaton at @NewStatesman thinks not.

As ever, excellent from @TConnellyRTE; he is guardedly optimistic though conscious of the problems.

A survey of business relocating from London.

Interesting point, which I didn't think of being too close to the Brussels trees.

Had not seen this before - effective presentation by Northern Ireland Food and Drink Association, written a year ago.

“the [ #Brexit ] negotiations have now entered a phase when what is proposed is not meant to be comprehensible.”

@mmegannnolan on how Brexit has changed her.

The practical effects of Brexit on a small mail-order business.

@jonlis1 explains.

Or, what happened in Salzburg.

Brilliant lecture by Sir Ivan Rogers.

Update from @AndrewDuffEU.

The endgame shapes up. MPs will only have two choices: May’s deal or no deal. Many will reluctantly choose what’s on the table.

Actually completely unreasonable, as @V_Andriukaitis very eloquently explains to a Brexiteer.

Martin Wolf: “It is legitimate to believe the EU has over-reached, but not to despise its goals.”

Good stuff from @MollyMEP.

#TakingBackControl #ToldYouSo

Excellent as ever from @TConnellyRTE.

@ChrisGreyBrexit explains.

Great analysis from @DavidAllenGreen. (Apologies for paywall.)

The long view.