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After all the cheers have died down today over the passing of the EU Withdrawal Bill, this is the next battle royal. And many of her allies expect her to next week really push for the kind of ‘soft Brexit’ that Clark, Hammond and a majority of the Cabinet want. Today, Theresa May’s words will be watched closely as she addresses the Times CEO summit. Greg Clark was canny enough yesterday to stress that Brussels should be listening as much as London, and said the PM agreed frictionless trade was essential. But when Newsnight asked Leave-backing Wetherspoons founder Tim Martin if some ministers were right to tell businesses to shut up about Brexit, he replied: “Yes!” A BMW executive is before the Transport Select Committee this afternoon. It added investment has already halved, that 860,000 jobs are at risk and that “there is no Brexit dividend”. Today it’s the turn of car manufacturers, whose governing body warned it wanted a Brexit that “as a minimum, maintains customs union membership and delivers single market benefits”. For this reason: we are not talking not about speculation, not about visions for the future, we are talking about the reality of the lives of many hundreds of thousands of people across the country.” He went even further in suggesting Brexiteers deal in fantasy, not reality: “I do take seriously the representations that all businesses make.

Clark told MPs that firms like Airbus ‘deserve to be listened to with respect’. Yesterday, Business Secretary Greg Clark, turned from a mild-mannered Clark Kent into the Remainiacs’ very own Superman, appearing to take a deliberate swipe at both Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson over their attacks on business fears of a hard Brexit. But as May’s top team prepares for next week’s away-day meeting on what Brexit will actually look like, are the Cabinet ‘Sensibles’ (ex-Remainers’ self-imposed label) winning the day? Expect much banging of the Cabinet table when that diary item is read out this morning. The magic moment will take place either in the Lords (after new Lord McCrea has been introduced at 2.30pm), or whenever the Speaker pronounces Royal Assent in the Commons, whichever is later. The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill is set to be finally enacted into the law of the land. Today is an historic day for many Brexiteers.

For mac instal My Summer Adventure: Memories of Another Life