Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn decried it "pages of waffle", a "vague menu of options...a leap in the dark". Former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab admitted, we would be better off staying in the EU. Vince Cable, Lib Dem leader, commented it was "worryingly vague", an "agreement to have an agreement". Bank of England gov'nor Mark Carney said financially speaking, we would have been better off voting remain. Just a soupcon of the criticism. But a total, across the board, annihilation of a plan need not matter - it appears - in face of a need to get the job done. In the words of Germany's Angela Merkel, to "put a lid on the pot". All 27 EU countries signed off Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal at a summit in Brussels on Sunday, outlining our future outside the EU through "broad aspirations" - so "impressively" vague, the future could amount to, absolutely anything. Mrs May is adamant this deal is &