Simon Heffer In The Telegraph.

Today, we SHALL AT LAST GET MRS MAY’S VERSION OF BREXIT. WE NEED CLARITY ON THREE RELATED POINTS IN PARTICULAR: CONTROL OF IMMIGRATION; WHERE THAT LEAVES AN EU INTERNAL MARKET THAT OUR PARTNERS (OR RATHER, OPPONENTS) SAY CAN INCLUDE US ONLY IF WE ACCEPT FREE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE; AND WHETHER WE STAY IN THE CUSTOMS UNION THAT INCLUDES THE EU AND TURKEY, AND IS DISTINCT FROM THE INTERNAL MARKET. UNLESS SHE CAN GIVE DISTINCT DIRECTION ON THESE POINTS, THE PRESSURE ON HER AND HER REPUTATION WILL INCREASE – FROM ALL SIDES.What Mrs May said in a television interview last Sunday was interpreted as meaning we would control our borders even if that entailed losing access to the internal market. Downing Street did not repudiate this interpretation. However much it horrifies bien pensants, what motivated many Britons to vote Leave last June was a desire to set our own immigration policy.