So says @Peston. Personally I am a little more hopeful about the result of May’s dialogue with Labour, but only a little.

Latest excellent analysis from @TonyConnellyRTE.

More gloom here, with one excellent line: “Remainers may be pro-EU, but the EU is no longer pro-remain.”

Only available on Android, and doesn’t work properly. #BritainOfTheWelcomes

Well put.

Just in case you had forgotten.

@FraserMCameron looks for a silver lining.

@MariaFarrell on being Irish in today’s UK.

Another masterful summary from @TonyConnellyRTE.

Solid factual undramatic analysis from @TConnellyRTE.

Brexiteers, are you proud?

Latest Ivan Rogers, in full at @spectator.

Top Brexiteer takes back control by leaving Brexit Britain.

I agree.

Answer: yes.

Vicious, but mostly fair.

Point well made by @stephenkb.

Good analysis, also critical of EU, by @CER_Grant.

@Peston: failing to build parliamentary consensus on end state of EU rel’ns. I agree - in other EU countries, they built cross-party consensus on EU, and it worked.

Latest from @AndrewDuffEU

Young foreigners, no doubt playing foreign music, not welcome in Brexit Britain. #fb

@AnandMenon1 and @JDPortes lay it out.

Useful advice from @BootstrapCook.

@chrisgreybrexit explains why Brexit is a strategic mistake.

Some of these I will avoid; some I will look out for. I have read one of them already!

A pessimistic but possibly realistic forecast.

Excellent @WSJ analysis from @StephenFidler1 and @LaurNorman.

A good list.

From @HenryNewman. I don’t agree on every point of the analysis, but I do agree that the deal has better chance of passing than some believe.

If you want to know what actually happened last week, @TonyConnellyRTE has the details.