Theresa May again vowed to press on with her Brexit plan today, insisting it is the only option on the table that delivers on the result of the EU referendum. But the PM looks to be on track for a catastrophic defeat, with more than a hundred Tory MPs, the DUP, Labour, the SNP and the Lib Dems all lined up against her. Support is likely to gather around a 'Norway-plus' plan that has long been pushed by Tory backbencher Nick Boles. Some suggest that a referendum could be fought between the option of Mrs May's deal and no deal. In interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mrs May said her fear was that 'Parliament in some way frustrates Brexit'.

Source: Daily Mail December 06, 2018 12:18 UTC