One of its fiercest critics of Theresa May’s Brexit deal had been Jacob Rees-Mogg – the old Etonian whose plummy tones lacerated the withdrawal agreement for turning us into what he said would be a “vassal state”.
But he has wobbled on whether to back it in recent days.
Andy Davies went to find out what voters in his Somerset constituency make of the Brexit crisis and also caught up with the work of another key figure of our times from the West Country.