BATTLE lines are drawn. The Tories will see Brexit through. Labour will help destroy it.

Yvette Cooper’s amendment to kill No Deal and “delay” our departure for months is a blatant ruse to wreck it.

3 Battle lines are drawn as Labour attempts to kill No deal and the Tories try to deliver Brexit Credit: EPA

Her angry Labour colleague Caroline Flint, a former Remainer who unlike Cooper is doing the right thing by HER Leave-voting constituency, is sure of it.

But Labour’s leadership now plans to back it... and it may well pass.

They are committed, too, to surrendering to Brussels over a permanent ­customs union — destroying Brexit’s economic case, as Remainers want. For good measure they may even support a second referendum which could destroy Brexit as well as the country’s stability.

That’s Corbyn and McDonnell’s gambit: abandon and betray their Leave voters to win over metropolitan Remainers. The Tories must instead do their duty by the 17.4million majority.

They know No Deal represents vital leverage to convince the EU to fix the fatal flaw in the agreement on the table.

And every day Brussels is weakening.

NO DEAL IS THE ONLY OUTCOME

If that deal still fails in Parliament, No Deal is the ONLY outcome that respects the referendum result.

Jacob Rees-Mogg’s idea to suspend Parliament till after Brexit day is a nuclear option. So is telling the Queen not to sign off backbench amendments.

But the rogue Speaker Bercow and his sneaky Remainer ally Dominic Grieve have already torn up Parliament’s rules to suit themselves. Theresa May should not meekly roll over to them.

No one knows now who will prevail.

But we DO know which party supports Brexit and our democracy — and which will take a flamethrower to both.

Theresa May refuses to rule out keeping Britain in customs union after Brexit

Wrong, suckers

3 Remainer attacks on James Dyson and Leavers are just downright wrong Credit: Alamy

The barbs at James Dyson are typical of Remainers who missed the point of Brexit.

It comforts them to think of Leavers as insular Little Englanders. Most in fact just wanted more sovereignty, including powers to trade with the wider world.

The Sun is a huge supporter of Global Britain. It is why we don’t mind our new blue passports being printed in France.

Dyson does just four per cent of his business here. Moving his HQ to Singapore gives him easier access to faster-growing Far East markets, affects only two senior staff and makes no difference to his taxes or employees in the UK.

Shame on the idiot politicians who took cheap shots at this British global success.

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Web swamp

3 Instagram is just as bad as the other social media giants when it comes to monitoring their content properly Credit: Getty - Contributor

So much for Instagram being a wholesome answer to Facebook or that cesspit, Twitter.

Sick self-harm pictures on the site triggered 14-year-old Molly Russell’s suicide, according to her dad Ian.

The Government has talked tough about purging dangerous web content.

But given that social media giants seem incapable of doing it, when will it act?