I'm perfectly aware that parliament can overturn laws made by previous administrations. But at least that has to be done openly in both Houses. That's a lot different from sneaking in no-deal by default. And it's a lot different from accepting promises and reassurances about no-deal from this most dishonest and disreputable of prime ministers. You know, the man who told us this week that MPs had "approved the deal" when all they'd done is approved the second reading of the bill to put the deal into law, not the deal itself, and the man who said there would be no checks on goods between Northern Ireland and Great Britain, and the man who said that the Scottish Parliament has no role in approving the deal...