#Deal

Philip Sim

BBCPhilipSim

It’s a weird set of circumstances where you could end up with some of the hardest Brexiteers and staunchest Remainers going through the same lobby to oppose the dealhttps://twitter.com/nicolasturgeon/status/1343226282016993281 In

Kevin Hjortshøj O'Rourke

kevinhorourke

By definition Brexit divides and weakens the West. Those responsible for Brexit have a special responsibility to ensure that the damage remains as limited as possible. That implies remaining close

David Gauke

DavidGauke

My @ConHome piece on the Brexit talks. I've long thought that the risk of no deal was under-priced because the concessions necessary to get a deal would be politically risky

Alexander Clarkson

APHClarkson

Boris Johnson has de facto lost control of over 30 to 40 Tory MPs. It is worth considering what would happen to the Labour Party's position among voters if Labour

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

EU proposing some basic measures to keep basic connectivity between the UK and EU in the event of no deal, including “provision for certain air services”.https://twitter.com/vonderleyen/status/1336973232159776769 This is potentially dra

Mujtaba Rahman

Mij_Europe

On Brexit negs: EU side is pretty adamant that on , 25/6 (incl Pelagic) is final offer. But Brits haven't killed it; Frost is talking to Boris on this todayDef

Guy Stallard

Guy_Stallard

@DavidGauke @jonworth @DavidHenigUK and I have all written that for weeks that politics leads to no deal as a thin deal will be unpopular all round I admire @SamuelMarcLowe and

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

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

Analysis of the impossible Brexit choice facing Labour [THREAD]Labour's dilemma stems from its past stances on the matter, and was already set in stone when Keir Starmer took over.Jeremy Corbyn

Shanker Singham

ShankerASingham

Not really. It’s up to the EU to agree a very easy solution by agreeing to high level disciplines on anti subsidy regimes in the FTA with FTA dispute settlement

Paul Kennedy

pkedit

MLS CBA talks in big picture: 3 talks netted 8-year deal (2020-27). Original deal (Feb. 2020): 5 years (2020-24). Annual salary spend increases in this deal ($9,225,000 in 2020 to

Jill Rutter

jillongovt

so you've read the @instituteforgov #Brexitdeal explainer -https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publication/future-relationship-trade-deal now you want some top @UKandEU analysis first up the big boss @anandMenon1 assesses where th

Brian Kahn

blkahn

After @AOC noted every Medicare for All co-sponsor won reelection, I took a dive into the Green New Deal. Of the 93 co-sponsors who ran for reelection, all but two

Rohan Mukherjee

rohan_mukh

1/ In many ways, the nuclear deal was about all but civilian nuclear cooperation. And India's liability law is not the only stumbling block there. Fukushima Daiichi disaster dampened global

Ian Dunt

IanDunt

Not bothered by Labour voting for the deal. It can't be stopped. It's better than no-deal, which is the only alternative. In that scenario, abstain or voting for are the

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

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