#Boris

Andy Maciver

akmaciver

You can catch up with my views on #BorisJohnson’s #devolution comments on last night’s @ScotlandTonight and this morning’s #BBCGMS. But here’s a small thread in addition. Firstly, Boris is famously

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

One of the worst things about Britain's catastrophic failure over Coronavirus is that anyone who knew anything about Boris Johnson and the Tories KNEW that we would fail. KNEW we'd

Leigh Day

LeighDay_Law

Thread: On history not taught in British schools about colonial rule, specifically the Kenyan Emergency in the 1950’s which involved rape and torture by British colonial guards in detention camps

Emma Kennedy💙

EmmaKennedy

There will be people who voted Leave because they believed we’d be staying in the Single Market and we’d get a better deal than the one we had.That was the

Sam Coates Sky

SamCoatesSky

Westminster somersaulted overnight at the scoop by @elliottimes that Lee Cain, currently Director of Communications is “poised” to be made Boris Johnson’s chief of staff. Congratulations to Times political editor

Avinash Paliwal

PaliwalAvi

India’s decision to invite U.K. PM Boris Johnson as chief guest for Republic Day 2021 is incredibly well timed & strategically smart. Four, among other, issues to watch out for:

Burnside

BurnsideNotTosh

Neatly captures the crossover a lot of us experienced. Most of us were scared at the start, the pictures and seemingly high death rates were worrying. The only people not

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

THREAD: Scotland. There are many complex reasons for the catastrophic position which Scottish Labour finds itself in. Reasons which date back decades; and also reasons which are rather more recent.

Mig Greengard

chessninja

The more they look for the sort of thing, the more they’re going to find. As with Russian money in the UK, US institutions are awash in Chinese (and Russian,

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Remember why this deal is hard and despite what some said was never going to be easy: every other trade deal is about mechanisms of convergence. This (uniquely) is about

Jon Allsop

Jon_Allsop

I'm going to be away from @CJR's newsletter and more or less off this website for the next month—this year has been a lot, and I'm taking some extended time

The Times

thetimes

The UK and the European Union have succeeded in reaching a provisional post-Brexit trade deal, with only days left before the end of the transition period on December 31st.https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/brexit-deal-is-finally-done-

Paul Waugh

paulwaugh

On @timesradio @JeremyClarkson tells @tnewtondunn that he is for the first time ever open to vote Labour, under @Keir_Starmer.Mainly cos @BorisJohnson and his govt's handling of Covid seems shambolic. Clarkson

Sam Coates Sky

SamCoatesSky

8/ According to Brussels source, the brexit stumbling blocks remaining be state aid, maintaining standards in climate change, employment relations and environment protection. Not fish. Interesting that climate change explicitly

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

Sorry to be a bit imodest for a minute......but if you were following me last week you would have known this already...Don’t read the excitable headline - read the article.

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Nelphix

We are on the slippery slope of socialism. The government is testing the water. Controlled thought is on the agenda. today its face masks, in a few weeks it will

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