Many of you are seeing this from the wrong end. The right-wing press are reporting the court result yesterday in the way they are because they have correctly identified that it will make a large number of people buy and read their newspapers because such statements reflect how those people feel.
These newspapers are reflecting a significant swathe of public opinion, not inducing it. To think otherwise is to make the mistake of believing the press is far more powerful than it actually is, and that it can override, eternally, people's opinions and perspectives that are founded on their day-to-day experiences and thoughts.
It is this mistake, believing that establishment thinking can uphold a hyperreal scenario through blanket coverage of "liberal" bien pensant views on media channels, that has got us into this bloody mess in the first place.
To my mind, the most dangerous aspect of the events of yesterday is that it is now perceived that the wife of a hedge-fund multimillionaire has managed to influence the course of action over the Brexit process by throwing money at the lawyers and the courts (and also that Miller declared herself a Labour supporter no less; if people like Miller are identified with Labour, Labour is fucked). All this does it reinforce the impression that the elites will use whatever financial and political tools in their power to subvert the wishes of a significant percentage of the British electorate: financial tools, I will add, that are not available to ordinary people. And what is worse is the demeanour of Miller afterwards: gleeful that she had forced her own way because she was "disgusted at the result".
All this is such bad PR for the remain or soft Brexit case, that I'd be banging my head against the wall if I were a remain MP and seriously considering my career options. It's pushing something that may very well explode. There is serious anger out there about the way the country has been governed for the last twenty years, and there has been nothing to release the growing pressure apart from the Brexit result. If remain MPs start to fudge, then woah ... we will see de-selections, anger rising even further, and may very well end up in circumstances that could provoke civil unrest and a desire to overthrow the entire establishment. It is starting to look very much like the elites vs. the people across a whole range of economic and political issues.
The Daily Mail and the Sun have rightly realised this, probably because their market research is better than other papers, and are going to ride it all the way to fat profits.
Again, they've taken the judge angle because public concern over the politicisation of British judges has been brewing for some time, particularly in cases that involve the EU, migration and the family courts.
It's a perfect storm, really. We best hold onto our hats.