Daily Mail: Boris pronounces May's deal DEAD: Johnson slams May's new Brexit plan as she faces defeat by up to 150 votes after the DUP, Brexiteer 'Star Chamber' lawyers and Geoffrey Cox crush her hopes
* Theresa May announced 'legally binding changes' to Irish Backstop after she flew to Strasbourg for talks
* Her husband Philip watched her in Commons as she said: 'If this vote does not pass Brexit could be lost'
* She challenged MPs to vote for her Brexit deal at 7pm as she opened the Commons debate at 1pm
* Jeremy Corbyn says Parliament 'must reject deal' but MPs are warned Brexit may not happen at all if they do
* ERG Brexiteers and Northern Irish DUP took their own legal advice before revealing they will not back the deal
* Fatal blow came after Attorney General Geoffrey Cox said his legal advice was unchanged over backstop
* May loyalist suggests that she must call an election if she loses tonight's vote saying: 'We can't go on like this'
Boris Johnson slammed the Brexit deal tonight and warned Theresa May her plans have 'reached the end of the road' as hardliners prepare to kill off the package.
Tory rebels are meeting now to make a final call on how to vote in tonight's showdown as the Prime Minister faces a humbling defeat of up to 150.
Mr Johnson endorsed no deal as the only way for Britain to leave the EU with 'self respect' - warning the PM defeat tonight means the ailing package should be 'put to bed'.
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WNU Editor: She is going to lose big tonight.
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Of course this was predictable. EU has no incentive to help her out and every incentive to be obdurate. Once May goes down, only two options left. Britain goes WTO on the EU or sues for a delay of Brexit. The EU already knows Parliament will dismiss the WTO option. So delay, then a new vote for the UK, maybe a Corbyn PM. All good for the EU.
PM May is giving a case study in how not to negotiate.
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