#Brexit

Rick Tyler-Still Right

rickwtyler

1/8 The focus on the stimulus portion of the spending bill Trump signed last night misses the much larger significance of Trump’s capitulation.After the now familiar bluff and bluster signifying

Josh Glancy

joshglancy

Early days, but there is increasing frustration in Bidenworld with Germany and broader EU bids for autonomy. My @thesundaytimes piecehttps://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/joe-bidens-growing-frustration-with-europe-yanks-britain-out-of-the-dogh

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

With various Brexit supporting types talking about the great opportunities ahead from cutting regulations I am considering the need to discuss why this doesn't work, business don't want it, and

Lizzie Dearden

lizziedearden

Horrific accounts of the targeting of journalists in the Capitol are emerging The "who do you work for" demand will be chillingly familiar to journalists who have covered far-right protests

Jon Worth

jonworth

As arguments about the interplay between the NI Protocol and TCA rumble on, it's time for a kind of typology of solutionsThese are: Turn-a-blind-eye All-UK Build-the-infrastructureA quick Turn-a-blind-eyeExample:"Gove

dasPost-CV

dasvee

1/ I had a great chat this weekend with a friend on Starmer's strategy...https://twitter.com/dasvee/status/1358764527375024131 2/ I raised the point in the first tweet in this thread - Labour feels it

Dr Anna Jerzewska

AnnaJerzewska

Just spoke to @mrjamesob on @LBC about Brexit readiness and Gove's letter. Asked a simple question: why aren't we ready for something that we knew was coming 4 years ago?

Horus

nastymutant

To everyone pleading with Boris Johnson to stop foreign criminals landing in Kent and being given luxury accommodation - why do you think he wants to stop it?Here are at

Phil Dore

PhilJDore

I wasn't born in Wales, don't speak Welsh, but today, after months of deliberation, I joined @YesCymru.The most persuasive argument was of course so Wales can have its own Eurovision

Nick Gutteridge

nickgutteridge

1/ Some EU frustration at UK griping over trade problems and suggestions Brussels needs to improve its attitude to make the relationship work better. There's a feeling of déjà vu,

Amrita Bhinder

amritabhinder

“Amrit Singh - Open Society FoundationsShe is also counsel in Open Society Justice Initiative v. CIA”PS: Open Society Foundation is ⁦@georgesoros⁩’s no?She is Manmohan Singh’s kid no?Open Society Foundation has

Hilary Benn

hilarybennmp

1. The time for dither, delay and denial has gone. The Prime Minister must now decide whether he actually wants a deal with the European Union or not. 2. Either

Simon Cox

SimonFRCox

Leavers beginning to realise EU states see EU *fundamentally* differently from how Leavers see it. THREAD 1/9https://twitter.com/simonfrcox/status/1337174629719437313 Some Leavers believe UK’s economic/political interests/qualities are fu

Daniel Sohege

stand_for_all

Not the best headline, but, @OwenJones84 does make some valid, if uncomfortable, points here. May's red lines shifted a lot from Lancaster speech. Some, not all, remainers determination for nothing

Malcolm Tucker

gorbalsgoebbels

It seems to me people are deliberately ignoring the differences between elections and referendums.Referendums are single issue votes that have seismic impacts. Massive change is enacted if change wins.That is

Colin

ColSMal

THREAD: What did SNP politicians say about the UK Government's decision to opt out of the EU vaccine scheme - which has probably saved lives? SNP Constitution Minister Mike Russell:

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