Brexit

Here is a look at how former British prime ministers view Brexit.

The PM has accused Tony Blair of ‘undermining’ negotiations and ‘insulting’ voters amid reports her allies are in favour of a repeat vote.

PM insists further talks will take place in the coming days.

One observer of the talks between May and the EU27 leaders said: “She could not say what would actually deliver a majority in parliament”.

Taking aim at British politicians, Donald Tusk said: "We have treated prime minister May with the greatest respect - all of us."

The charge will come into effect from 2021 when the UK's two-year transition period with the EU ends and Britain officially leaves the bloc.

Last night's events mean Theresa May’s Brexit plan, constructed over 21 gruelling months, is not even on life support any longer.

The PM tells the Brussels summit she can get the deal through Parliament with the right assurances on the Northern Ireland backstop.

Knowing her and knowing them it is more likely they find a way to prolong the cancerous uncertainty for some weeks yet.

There was a big political event yesterday which may turn out to have a greater impact on Brexit than the Tory party confidence vote.

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