Opinions from the Independent newspaper

• Robert Mueller has given Trump a rare good day, and a tool to rally his supporters as 2020 looms 25/03/2019
  The outcome is a shock to some but it might bolster confidence in the checks engineered into America's system of government
• May's grip on Brexit and on power is so fragile that I now suspect a general election could happen 25/03/2019
  For the prime minister, a Final Say referendum would feel like an admission that she had failed to implement the voters' 2016 decision, whereas an election could be used to try to pin the blame for that on MPs
• Our traditional party system cannot cope with Brexit – but this new mechanism could break the deadlock 25/03/2019
  A Joint Consultative Committee would bring together MPs off all stripes to find a compromise that could lead us out of the Brexit quagmire
• As leaders of the UK opposition parties, we call on the government to stop fuelling the war in Yemen 25/03/2019
  The UK has awarded at least £4.6bn of arms export licences to Saudi Arabia. Now Yemen stands on the brink of catastrophe
• With days to go, still no one knows what Brexit means. Revoking Article 50 is the only way to avoid disaster 25/03/2019
  When people say 'the Brexit we voted for' I think we can all unite around the current situation as being the stuff of no one's dreams in June 2016: not even their nightmares, in fact

Opinions from the Guardian newspaper

• Martin Rowson on the Mueller report and Russian interference – cartoon 25/03/2019
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  Martin Rowson
• The Tories are no longer a party, and Theresa May must know that | Polly Toynbee 25/03/2019
  Brexit has split what was left of the Conservatives. The sooner they realise it, the better for the countryJust another day in Brexit deadlock, as the prime minister rose to address the parliament she had so brutishly insulted with her demagogic “I am on your side” attempt to speak to “the people” over MPs’ heads. No apology, but she came to admit that her d […]
  Polly Toynbee
• Theresa May is effectively gone. She is a leader in name only | Michael Heseltine 25/03/2019
  This is a national humiliation, made in Britain, made by Brexit. And the prime minister has no control over eventsBrexit is the biggest peacetime crisis we have faced and a no-deal Brexit could provoke a national emergency. The depth and scale of the divisions and the narrowness of the majority in favour of leaving the EU mean that the most sensible step wou […]
  Michael Heseltine
• The Guardian view on parliament and Brexit: take back control | Editorial 25/03/2019
  By refusing to compromise with MPs over her Brexit plan, Theresa May sinks her premiershipBrexit is a revolution, so expect revolutionary consequences. It appears the UK has reached a potentially decisive turning point in the direction of the constitutional order. Parliamentary government is essentially a government by means of party, yet the complete breakd […]
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• The Guardian view on the Mueller report: release it in full | Editorial 25/03/2019
  Donald Trump can only be defeated when Democrats understand why he wonOnly Donald Trump could describe as “Total EXONERATION” the findings of a two-year investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller that says it “does not exonerate” the US president. Facts matter little to Mr Trump. He prefers to trade in conspiracy theories where evidence does not drive t […]
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