Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: Eurosceptic jurists offer Brexiteers the excuse they seek to back Theresa May's deal
If the Jacobites in the European Research Group are looking for a constitutional justification to back Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement – or a “ladder to climb down” in Westminster discourse – they now have what they need from a trio of Eurosceptic law professors.
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