Mrs May is on life-support at the moment. She will go down as the worst Prime Minister in modern times and certainly one of the shortest premierships. This is all totally deserved. She was weak, controlling and indecisive, a terrible combination in any leader. Recruiting the best minds, giving clear aims and delegating responsibility are qualities without which no leader can survive for long. She had none of them.
The two advisers she was forced to sack last week, Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill were apparently feared and loathed. For Mrs Hill it was the second time she had been sacked by Theresa May. What does this say about the prime minister's judgement?
The election result was the best possible outcome. We may finally be reaching a position where a reasonable settlement can be achieved, close to the EU and as springboard to rejoin at some future date when we have a real leader again - although it may take some time. We need a British Emmanuel Macron but where will we find him?