I know it probably won't make any difference
Well, this just happened:
David Davis makes Brexit concession to save Tories from cross-party assault
www.express.co.uk/news/politics/852089/Brett-David-Davis-EU-Withdrawal-Bill-Theresa-May
Was it Ed Davies who intimated that there's cross party support to reject May's committee stitch up on Tuesday?
The conservative peer who spoke, was good on cross party consensus.
And weren't all the young people who spoke, brilliant? The young man from NI was powerful, and the the young women from Romania and Bulgaria reminding us to do as they had to to get rid of rogue governments.
Bapinder Singh was so powerful on Grenfell. Shocking stats on the mortality and suicide rate, he had too. Sikhs do soooo much good, especially in London.
I liked the Sunderland women who was the grand daughter of the Jarrow marchers, who listed places they'd swung the vote back to remain including Sunderland, "Without getting killed" was their punchline ( you had to be there 
) Back to 60% for remain in Sunderland, now they said.
It was so good hearing real people speaking from all over the country and Europe, felt more like the grass roots movement it has become by default, which could be a strength.
No labour MPs, unlike in March.
I'm not sure what to make of the Chappers appearance, not reported anywhere except here and twitter. 
I was at the front, filmed his speech and I spoke to him briefly, he said he was taking a break, but would be back on twitter, and his family were fine. He was friendly and nice. He was with another fellow, looked pale, but was chatting back stage, and having selfies with people.
Nice hats and sunshine too. 