Widespread lack of understanding – This is what the British press says about Brexit-Chaos – News

«The Daily Telegraph»: "What Mrs May did not understand, fundamentally, is that in order to implement the referendum, we must clearly break with Europe, which requires us to choose one side and work for it, their attempt to satisfy everyone, including Brussels. in the end he did not satisfy anyone.The extent of their defeat is proof. "

"The Guardian": "A lack of leadership can lead to a sense of panic, strengthened by a government that stores food and medicine, as if preparing for war, and we must end the chaos and division that has contributed so much to disfigure our country" .

«The Sun»: The best-selling caricatures of the British newspaper Prime Minister May as Dodo on the front page. The Dodo is an extinct bird, unable to fly: "The May agreement on Brexit is completely dead".

"L & # 39; independent": "Sooner or later, the sovereign decision on Brexit will return to the electorate, so the Brexit is not . All those who voted in 2016 can vote again. You can vote again for Brexit if you want. However, it can also be concluded that Brexit, for whatever reason, did not prove to be a paradise for easy implementation opportunities once presented to them. Now that they know the risks and benefits of all options, they should have the opportunity to express their verdict. "

«The Scotsman»: "Sometimes you could call it" normally extraordinary ", The Scotsman would require a resignation from Theresa May today. But we do not. (…) One of the first things May should do if it is today [Misstrauens-]The vote survives by asking for a postponement for article 50 because the time is almost over, as Juncker said. We need more. And the EU could give in to the request. »

"The Daily Mirror": "No agreement, no hope, no idea, no trust".

"The Times": "A historic defeat". "There is no leadership, either in the government or in the opposition, that can help us escape this swamp. (…) Theresa May is useless, Parliament must take control of a prime minister zombie , a zombie government and a zombie opposition ".

«The Daily Express»: "Do not Fail Now, Prime Minister! It's time to support the government and offer a Brexit for the UK Now the deputies have to do their homework and work with Theresa May for an agreement that meets the 17.4 million people who have voted in favor of Brexit ".

«The Telegraph»: Theresa May suffers from complete humiliation while her agreement on Brexit becomes dust. The government must regain Parliament's confidence, rethink the agreement and stay united before the Europeans. And Mrs. May must think very hard to know if it is up to her to conduct this action ".

«The Daily Express»: "Consternation". "The vote forces May to race against the clock, and their defeat leads to confusion in the European approach to Brexit".