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s13GES

This comment gets a bit of traction but I think it's misguided or severely misunderstands how EU operates and exerts power. Obviously, on the 1st glance it makes perfectly sense,

Mark Elliott

ProfMarkElliott

I’m grateful to @thetimes for referring to my comments on the EU (Future Relationship) Bill. /1 https://twitter.com/profmarkelliott/status/1343924395362889735 In my comments, I focussed on the very unusual technique adopted in clause

Mark Northfield 🇪🇺 🏳️‍🌈

MarkNorthfield

Have been re-reading various chapters of @fotoole’s superb book Heroic Failure: Brexit and the Politics of Pain. His numerous insights feel ever more urgent this WE, underlined by that despicable

Nicolai von Ondarza

NvOndarza

First real good news on #Brexit in a while - UK confirms in writing its willingness to remove (or deactivate, which could still be tricky) the law-breaking clauses in the

Lee 🇪🇺

MXOFO

THREAD: The UK needs a hard reset. When your phone is malfunctioning to the point that it is no longer fit for purpose, the first thing you try is a

Brigid Laffan

BrigidLaffan

Am prompted to do this following @BEERG sharing of Gove 19 April’16 speech, @kevinhorourke observation on interests & ideas & @CER_Grant observation that historians will ponder the weakness of

Matthew Holehouse

mattholehouse

The Patel/Alex Allan affair is a small but exact example of the trend in this week’s cover story on executive power: the relaxing of post-1976 restraints on ministers, the widening

Tom McTague

TomMcTague

Seems to me HMG is rehashing an old argument that *used* to have validity: that a hard economic border between NI and GB is a problem for the Good Friday

André van Es 🇪🇺 🇳🇱🌷 🇬🇧 #FBPE #FBPEGlobal

andrevanes

Brexit Day 1:https://twitter.com/TheNewEuropean/status/1345068527062024195 Brexit day 5:https://twitter.com/PeterStefanovi2/status/1347071083732738048?s=20 Brexit day 9:https://twitter.com/MarcDavenant/status/1347578090193637384?s=20 Brexit

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

The incendiary nature of such a move for relations with the EU and US can hardly be overstated. But that this is even considered suggests the UK government to be

John Peet

JohnGPeet

Even by his own low standards, Boris Johnson’s Telegraph article plumbs new depths of shoddiness and dishonesty (short thread) 1/ It was obvious to anyone who thought for 5 minutes

Charles Grant

CER_Grant

.@CER_EU will be analysing the #Brexit deal in due course, when there is a text to study. In the meantime here are 10 reflections on the Brexit process - a

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

Bad news now, but there's a bigger theme missed - which is how much UK exports to the EU are now at the mercy of regulatory changes over which we'll

Alex Taylor

AlexTaylorNews

So now it really is goodbye, and it hurts. On a storm-filled Sunday, here's a thread (OK ! my 3rd in 8 years !) on why Brexit has affected so

Seán Jones

seanjonesqc

Brexit was a solution because the public were sold the idea that we were exporting cash to the EU whilst importing people who wanted a share of our public spending.

Luke McGee

lukemcgee

One year ago today, Boris Johnson fulfilled his destiny. His stonking majority meant he could deliver Brexit and reshape the nation. For Tories, the messiah had performed yet another miracle

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