#Scrutiny

Conor Durham

conor_durham

Culture Sec Oliver Dowden now facing questions - Shadow Culture Sec Jo Stevens raises lack of criminal sanctions, lack of provision for scams, says it lets Big Tech marks own

ANDY SQUYRES

andysquyres

Witnessing an incredible amount of people walk away from the Church and faith, for different reasons. I’m not sure if any of this could have been avoided. Obviously the Church

Ryan Hass

ryanl_hass

1/ I have received several inquiries lately about Chinese MFA spokesperson Zhao Lijian’s rhetoric and tweets, mostly along the lines of what is driving his antics and whether they should

Ryan Miller

RyanW_Miller

.@USATODAY spoke with some of the people who filed sworn affidavits in the Trump campaign lawsuits. Many of the allegations in these suits crumbled under scrutiny. Their beliefs have not.

Richard Haviland

rfhaviland

Democracy isn’t just about casting your ballot, as many would have you believe. Democracy is about constant debate and scrutiny; the right to oppose and to challenge. Democracy is about

💧😷Queen Victoria

Vic_Rollison

Why is Dan Andrews being blamed for the Victorian covid situation, but Gladys Berejiklian isn’t being blamed for the NSW one? I know the answer, just thought I’d ask the

Pete Paterson 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🇪🇺#FBPE 3.5%

PeteTheRef

Since this is a slow news day I thought you might be interested to know that the Conservative Government has given itself the powers to write laws without the scrutiny

Akshay Deshmane

DeshmaneAkshay

Documents accessed by @HuffPostIndia reveal a blow-by-blow account of how the Modi govt is evading public scrutiny of its actions by using the #coronavirus lockdown to ram through controversial dilutions

Josephine Moulds

jomoulds

This is a story about billion pound tax breaks, backroom deals and a "low carbon" industry that is almost as polluting (per kWh) as coal. My investigation into the UK's

Holger Hestermeyer

hhesterm

EU-UK TCA - parliamentary scrutiny edition (Thread) The EU-UK TCA is an EU-only FTA. Technically the partners are the UK and the EU. So let's start with them /2 On

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

It is very doubtful, watching today's proceedings, whether the UK can still accurately be described as a "parliamentary democracy". It is, increasingly, an "executive democracy", in which the largest party

Jonathan Husband

jonnyhusband1

I listened to @bbc5live this morning in absolute despair.People ringing up to say the govt has done a good job during this pandemic.People accusing others of being doom mongers for

Hamish McKenzie

hamishmckenzie

Some people are still surprisingly exercised by the CJR story about Substack. I found parts of the piece frustrating, but I’m glad it exists. There is a shift going on,

Aparna Nair

DisabilityStor1

Thread: #AbleismIt is 'how-to-dress-for-academic-job-talks' season & many have pointed out the race/class/gender dimensions of these standards, but it's worth remembering that these standards need to be examined through the

Adam Wagner

AdamWagner1

To explain: since March, the government has used the Public Health (Control of Diseases) Act 1984 to pass lockdown laws - over 60 (I have listed them here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ne4zhPYAZK8G867D1Iz0Gg2ZJFLGmF2K/edit). The

Joanna Booth

stillawake

Here's the kind of language the Labours used against Clive"Like a cheap opportunist, Councillor Stevens is trying to score political points" [when he rightly pointed out the hidden £5m in

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