The problem with this whole process (one of the problems, but a key one) is that people think they can refuse one type of Brexit and have a different one. What annoys anti Brexit people who’d be happy to go along with the referendum particularly is that having come this far it’s actually Brexiteers who want to vote effectively against Brexit.
I have no idea if the vote will go the way of the government: now that the EU has been very clear there’s no third chance, I think there’s a very good chance it will. If not and if the votes over the following two days lead to a request for more time, I am now pretty sure the reply from the EU will be No.
Unless, unless, we say we’re holding another referendum or the government collapses and we have a general election. Then maybe in those circumstances, particularly the former, they may agree.