#Corbyn

Peter Kyle MP

peterkyle

It’s an important discussion to have but I resoectfully disagree with @SKinnock on this for two reasons.1. We got Brexit seriously wrong before ‘People’s Vote’ was started2. *The* biggest mistake

Dr Mike Galsworthy

mikegalsworthy

The Tory Party since mid-2019 has absorbed UKIP activiists, govt sought to unlawfully prorogue Parl (& lied to the Queen in doing so), had crash-out Brexit stopped only by law,

Tom Gann

Tom_Gann

I think this is broadly right - maybe “disaster” is a bit stronger than I’d want & probably “might well be necessary”. To argue as if there are no downsides

Ammar Kazmi 🇵🇸

AmmarKazmi_

Today marks 5 years since one of the greatest moments of my life: Jeremy Corbyn’s historic rally at Nottingham’s Albert Hall, at which I had the immense privilege of speaking.[Photos:

Angus Satow

AngusSatow

Policy detail isn't the clearest, so here's a little thread of the policy commitments dropped or watered down in Labour's green recovery plan...https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/labour-green-new-deal-jobs-30-billion

RedDean

itxaropena

Let’s discuss Gregg Watson.Little thread Last night, and throughout today, we’ve began to see screenshots of old tweets and statuses from Gregg and his political views. Here are a

Drachma Queen

AHizanidis

There is a section of the UK political/media class that is deeply invested in: a) a narrative that things were "good enough" pre 2015;b) their own positions as arbiters of

Mr Demos of Pnyx

gem_ste

I've been reading up a bit on the 1931 General Election and shaking my head at some of the comparisons with 2019. First up- almost the entirety of the press

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s13GES

The article is interesting but extremely flawed, it certainly reflects how Tories see themselves. However, it doesn't necessarily provide you any clue about political or socio-cultural realities. Neither in

Henry The Social Democrat

Biggy1883

So here on Sunday morning I see yet again tweep complaining about @AustralianLabor not holding the @LiberalAus gov to account#HoR debate is shut down ' the speaker will no longer

Mike Buckley

mdbuckley

Some thoughts on Labour and the Brexit deal vote.Labour is understandably focused on building an electoral coalition for 2024. Everything else is secondary - there's no point having great policy

💙 ℹ️ Not The Torygraph 💙 #SaveOurNHS

TweetForTheMany

A THREAD 1/xIn 2014 Luciana Berger received truly horrible antisemitic abuse from a coordinated attack by a right wing group.This was the abuse that later led to her requiring security,

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

I first called for that pact in 2015. My view has only strengthened ever since. We need a progressive alliance - and we need to stop viewing the SNP as

Ben Chu

BenChu_

Plenty to digest in the Mais lecture by @AnnelieseDodds But to pick out a few points... From an economic perspective, perhaps most interesting is the bit on "muscular" competition policy

Tom Williams

shirleymush

I wonder if austerity- as well as contributing in practical terms to the UK state’s pitiful attempts to deal with Covid- might also have contributed to the ‘oh dear’ism of

Marlon Solomon

supergutman

Unsure about stopping Loach from speaking as, bar the most extreme, not generally in favour of this kind of ban but still a net postitive IMO - attracting attention to

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