#Brexit

💙 ℹ️ Not The Torygraph 💙 #SaveOurNHS

TweetForTheMany

Boris Johnson will now push Academy Schools further.Already 9000+ schools and 4 Million kids.A £66 Billion asset transfer to the private sector.Many of Boris's donors are Multi-Academy Trust CEO's.Believe me

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

There’s an unpleasant pattern emerging of ideologically driven projects implemented with zero care for those who disagree and a cavalier lack of attention to possible negative consequences - the current

Paul Mason

paulmasonnews

Vaccine minister @nadhimzahawi "doesn't want to speculate" why Britain has one of the worst Covid death rates in the world... and wants to wait for an inquiry. I'd rather take

Nick Dearden

nickdearden75

The #UKAid budget cut is the act of a callous government. But we must re-think aid if we’re to turn the tide. My take on the debate this week (1/7)https://newint.org/features/2020/11/27/dont-just-defend-aid-make-it-just

Manish Singh

Manish_05Singh

The darkest hour came at 8pm on Monday night.Johnson delivered the message to Von der Leyen that he would not sign a Brexit deal with the EU.“I cannot sign this

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LynnFynn3

1) “lockdown is stressful, it harms cognitive function, and makes you susceptible to disease. Ultimately, the toll is high. A meta-analytic review (Holt-Lunstad et al., 2015) found that social isolation

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

It's hard to find a precedent for the petrol the GOP is pouring on the US political system. The nearest might be the Conservative Party pre-1914, which armed paramilitaries and

Justice is Coming⭐️⭐️⭐️

RedPilledisBACK

BOOM!#Bannon put's [C]H[I] N [A] and Kissinger [e] lites on Blast!! #DarkToLight MOAR https://twitter.com/RedPilledisBACK/status/1278387216591585281 [C]h[i]n[a] OWNS The #BIDENCrimeFamily | Rudy #Giuliani and Steve Bannon | Ep. 73 http

Ian Dunt

IanDunt

I'm typically fairly sympathetic to the argument that Brit politicos care far too much about US elections and also that it's a little embarrassing. But not this time. In 2016,

Tony Danker

tonydanker

The news that talks will continue gives hope. A deal is both essential and possible. It is the only way to build upon the extensive support for the economy given

Harriet Carroll has only gone and written a book

angryhacademic

when it comes to engaging #STEM #academics (an essential task in order to gain max momentum to tackle problems like #casualisation), i think 1 difficulty is that #activism uses a

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

We need to talk about UK politics. More specifically we need to talk about the absence of opposition to a no-deal Brexit risking Scottish independence, Northern Irish peace, the end

John Peet

JohnGPeet

As so often, the consensus today is that we will get a Brexit trade deal, probably during next week. But I have my doubts.(Thread) 1/ The consensus is based on

Bernie's Tweets

berniespofforth

1/ #Scallopgate Right @Otto_English, apologies for the delay in coming back to you, but I have been working on urgent business commitments. Finally. I have found some time trying to

Jon Worth

jonworth

I see some well known people - including the Foreign Secretary and the BBC's Political Editor - are struggling a bit with their #Brexit terminology todaySo here's a terminology

Tım Anderson

timjhanderson

If anyone from outside wants a little window into British politics now, there is no better example than the Right *Honourable* George Eustice (Environment Secretary) on the Andrew #Marr Show

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