May inviting Corbyn for talks is purely a tactical move to shift the blame on to Labour.

At the moment the default is a no deal brexit and with the tories not being able to survive a GE, the best move from May was to shift the blame to Labour and the EU.

I think much of what's gone on over the last year has been tactical manoeuvring from the government to leave the EU with no deal, deflecting blame on the EU and now at the last minute Labour. Then when we have left they will hope to be able to invoke the civil contingencies act, giving the government huge amount of power over legislation.

Over the next few days I expect May to firmly come out and say no agreement could be made and blame Corbyn.

I agree that like him or loathe him Boris is probably the only person that can carry the country with him and therefore win another General Election.

The problem is that with so many closet Remainers in the party would they actually vote him in to the top job

And there in lays the issue. But if the reports are a true that a majority of Cabinet Ministers wanted 'No Deal' but May still did what she did, then it starts to get a whole lot more sinister.

If there are no resignations by midday, then her 'coup' has succeeded. Even by themselves then they will not be enough but it has to be indicative of the wider pressures within the Conservative party.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Not delivering on the referendum result is going to create problems further than the road.

If history teaches us anything it is that reasonable politicians need to deliver reasonable solutions. When they fail to do this you open the door to the real nasty people. Thankfully in this country the nasty people on the left and the right have never had any real support amongst the people.

However Parliament ignoring the democratic will of the people will make a rod for their own back. I think we will see an increase in the "nasty" politics and an increase in civil disturbances similar to France.

Parliament and the government will wring their hands and says this is outrageous and yet they are the ones responsible.

One of the key things that stands this country apart from many others is that we have an election which is largely fair and the losing side accept the result.

In future why should anyone respect the result of the next GE or any election.

One more point

There are reports that some Tory MPs have urged cabinet ministers to stage a mutiny and make moves to oust May immediately.Some Conservative MPs now fear Brexit is in jeopardy and Iain Duncan Smith has said that legitimising Corbyn is appalling and is a disaster.

The sooner May goes the better and I have been a fervent Conservative supporter for many,many a year serving my local party and taking an active role in both local and general elections.

I believe you may have mentioned. And your point is?

So has my mother, mates with Cameron and a fierce Remainer. The same as for the rest of us, there is no common approach on this issue.