#Brexit

Luke Bailey

imbadatlife

They might not be the most dangerous, but the FBPE crowd are without doubt the largest group most willing to believe conspiracy theories and fake news, which is particularly surreal

Ali.

ali__samson

Six tests? That’s as relevant in 2020 as complaining about a noisy nightclub.Abstain or vote?The Tory propaganda machine has the memes ready to go for “against” and “abstain” already.It’s deal

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

A few reflections on the union debate. Firstly, independence/ reunification is an ever present fault line. But Brexit has made it (at least for now) a very serious issue. The

Adam Payne

adampayne26

Gove: UK will work with the EU “over the coming days to fix the difficulties” that have arisen from the NI Protocol. He says officials will “work calmly” and “at

Katya Adler

BBCkatyaadler

However much EU wants a post #Brexit trade deal with UK - and it does - it’s also mindful of the bigger picture -its international reputation. EU wants to be

Nick Reeves 3.5% #FBPE #ProgressiveAlliance

nickreeves9876

Brexit was built on the politics of fear. Fear destroys rational thinking, & elicits primitive emotions which drive people to identify an enemy, and seek safety in a tribe behind

Ramplkev - 3.5% 🕷 Want my rights & freedoms back

KevinRampling

Thread: BREXIT IS WORKING. Brexit is going according to plan. No point complaining about the problems of shipping between EU-UK; those problems are intentional. For Brexit to work the Tories

Fortior Insight Ltd

FortiorL

Having spent several years presenting clients in NI, IE, GB & the EU with different post-Brexit trading scenarios to plan for, I can say without hesitation that none provided anything

Josh Barrie

joshbythesea

Business Insider calls this an 'exclusive' but I wrote about it for @theipaper in June: https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/brexit-us-trade-deal-chlorinated-chicken-waitrose-tesco-sainsburys-aldi-lidl-456750 Just added quotes from M

How Upsetting

HowUpsetting

Who knows what will happen in future but, as it stands, Corbyn was the greatest opportunity for radical progressive change at a national level of my lifetime. I think it's

David Herdson

DavidHerdson

A Brexit thread. The tl;dr summary - don't expect any tidy quick resolution, No Deal remains very possible and (IMO) probable, for 1/1/21 anyway.Firstly, where we are: transition ends in

Anthony Cox

Cox_A_R

'EMA has no authority to issue [...] emergency-use authorization [...] that power falls to national governments. Yet not all governments have the capacity to swiftly review highly specialized clinical-trial data

Kasia Molga

olygamy

I decided not to participate in the #festivaluk2022 team who, I cannot stress this enough, are amazing group of people & wish them best of luck. I left because of

Ben Chu

BenChu_

Thread on why Brexit has disrupted e-commerce and why it matters more than you might thinkWe’re getting lots of reports of people being hit by unexpected VAT charges and delays

Dr Alice Lilly

aliceolilly

Quick thread on recall, coronavirus, Brexit, and why it’s all a bit more complicated than usual. So: recall happens at the request of the government. Parliament cannot recall itself. Explainer

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Brexit has been a story where years seem to have happened in weeks.Covering all the daily twists and turns, it’s been easy to lose sight of the big picture.But now

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