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Alison’s head

arisonsned

Some #pwme are upset the #longcovid clinics are opening. I’m not. I remember the CFS clinics opening as a patient of Prof Pinching. He was hopeful it would be a

Ingrid M

iMusing

to practitioners of pro-Liberal Party #GoldfishJournalism who are paid to be ensconced in the halls of power; and speak directly with politicians; and tell punters we are wrong. Hi. The

dasPost-CV

dasvee

1/ As always I enjoyed Rafael Behr's Politics on the Couch podcast... but (sorry) I take issue with the arguments he presented for why Labour backed the government's Brexit deal.

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

Brexit: a short guide for Bellylaugh and Heil readers.1. British people living overseas are not "expats". They are MIGRANTS. Someone is not an 'expat' because they happen to be white

Roland Smith

rolandmcs

Hmm, I find nothing interesting, surprising or original in this, never mind anything revelatory. It's all very standard late-1990s "the internet will be a force for liberation/libertarianism", described in a

Albannach 🇪🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇮🇪🇵🇸

AlbannachSaor

“Playing with fire - or trying to game the list vote in #Holyrood2021 election.”There’s been increasing discussion about how to maximise the number of seats for pro-indy parties in next

Paul Canning

pauloCanning

From the linked statement: "Russia was either directly responsible or it was culpable *because it lost control of this nerve agent*."This was Corbyn immediately grasping at straws yet this tweet

Chris Curtis

chriscurtis94

George Osbourne has argued that Starmer is doing a lot worse in the polls than Cameron was. While this is true, I don't think it's a particularly fair comparison. Cameron

Tom Scriven 🚩

pigs_meat

Late publicizing this but I had an article in the Labour History Review last year about how Chartists split from Radical-Liberals to form the first independent working-class electoral party in

Graham Hughes #RejoinEU 💫 👊🤠

EveryCountry

Have the people of Kent grasped how deeply unpleasant their lives are going to be after the #Brexit they voted for? The miles of queuing lorries. The diesel fumes toxifying

Kevin Jon Heller

kevinjonheller

The postmortem of the #ICC Prosecutor election will be long and brutal. The Bureau’s failure to ensure proper vetting was unconscionable — and must be corrected before the next judicial

Elaine Scattermoon

scattermoon

Caught myself thinking about my primary school headmaster the other day. He was a lovely man, getting on in years even in the early/mid 90s, but always with a smile,

Tim Ireland

bloggerheads

THREAD:Two Tory mayors & a deputy have been convicted for child sex offences inside of a year, but the Tories are neglecting the issue, so we're asking VERY POLITELY for

Matthew Aaron Richmond

mattyrichy

I know the obvious counterfactual is what would pandemic management have been like under Corbyn (prob couped by his own party in March 2020). But it's just as interesting to

Jamie Akerman 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

swanseajamie

In the 70s, people within the Labour Party were happy to say that devolution would be rife with anti-Englishness and 'English haters'. It's never been about Scotland, nor has it

Chris Curtis

chriscurtis94

It seems like most of the criticism of Starmer at the moment (including this one) boils down to two points:1) He should have been more critical of the Tories2) He

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