Going through with the exit would be the undemocratic thing to do

Vote Trexit instead... impeach 45!!

Makes one wonder how much Russian money SHE or her party has received.

Seems to me it would be enhancing democracy by having another vote. Or another two referendums (two out of three wins).

From what I read, there is considerable regret by many who voted for Brexit. The only winner may be Putin and Russian goals to hobble or destroy western democracy, while making a nice profit on the deal. imo

So there you are.

When the Irish border closes, all hell is going to break loose.

I am spending next summer in Ireland and plan to visit the north by train also.

If the UK is not in the EU, then the border becomes an external border of the EU. That’s going to require a significantly different arrangement than the Anglo-Irish understanding for decades.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_border_question

Great Britain could reunite Ireland. It doesn't have to be an overnight process, but they could not build a hard border with the clear understanding that Ireland will be united (after a transition process) in - pick a number - 5/10/15 years.

It will be interesting to see what happens this summer.

(Britain as we know it wouldn't last long after Brexit.)

Now that citizens understand that their country will go backwards economically if Brexit goes through and the EU will not allow them to have all their current trade benefits without being a member, a majority of voters are likely to support staying in the EU. Problem solved.

Referendums are not legally binding, so legally the Government can ignore the results; for example, even if the result of a pre-legislative referendum were a majority of "No" for a proposed law, Parliament could pass it anyway, because parliament is sovereign.

More and more like the problem is Theresa May...

by lies, willful exaggerations and Russian interference, not unlike Trump's election. Difference is Brexit does not need to be binding, there's room to do it right before any further damage.

a 'democratic catastrophe'. If British voters confirm a Brexit preference in a second referendum, so be it. If they recognize the problems caused by Brexit and change their minds, so be it.

It really is vile, basically UKIP's house paper.

It's an odd outlet for May to choose to publish an appeal to those MPs she needs to win over, and smacks of desperation.

May's deal is highly unlikely to be a hard enough Brexit for Express readers. They're more likely to back no deal. Here's her plea:

On the same day, the Express published Farage predicting May'll lose the vote by "a massive margin" and freaking out at the prospect of a Brexit extension rather than his favored no deal and resort to WTO trade terms.

It also published an article titled "Theresa May will be 'smashed to smithereens' in Tuesday’s meaningful vote". The "smashed to smithereens" quote is from an anonymous Tory MP, coupled with much saber-rattling from the usual prominent no deal Brexiteers in Parliament.

So something there for everybody.