Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are still touring the country trying to persuade the members of the Conservative party to vote for them as their new Leader. Boris Johnson has not so far been willing to debate head to head with Jeremy Hunt.
Both of them are promising to spend money on different policies to encourage voters, but Boris Johnson's tax-cuts for higher earners seems to have been quietly dropped.
They still have time before Tory voters make their decision and we learn who will be our new Prime Minister. Most commentators seem to think that more of the general public favour Jeremy Hunt but that the Tory Party favour Boris Johnson.
Meanwhile Mrs.May is trying to cement her legacy by attending the G20 international meeting and talking very sternly to Vladimir Putin. She also attended the EU meeting where she was warmly greeted by Heads of Government, MEPs and EU officials.
Meanwhile the Labour Party is still struggling with anti-semitism in the form of Derby MP Chris Wiliiamson who was suspended from Labour pending a disciplinary session, reprimanded and re-instated, then suspended again.
The other battle is between the members of the Labour Party who are overwhelmingly pro-EU and Mr.Corbyn who has not yet said convincingly that he also thinks that Brexit is bad for the UK. A growing number of his Shadow Cabinet have now said publicly that Labour should be campaigning to Remain in the EU and for another public vote to test public opinion now.
So far Deputy Leader Tom Watson, Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer, Shadow Home Secretary Dianne Abbott, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell, to name just a few, have all been trying to persuade Mr.Corbyn to confirm that Labour will campaign for Remain.
There will be another Anti-Brexit march in London towards the end of July......
The suggestions for what you can do if you also want to Remain in the EU , which you will find in the previous updates, are all still valid so don't think it's too late, it isn't!
It is also possible to write to Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt to ask them exactly what they plan to do about & after Brexit. Their contact details are on www.parliament.uk