#Labour

Liam O'Dell

LiamODellUK

To those saying ‘there’s a sign language interpreter on BBC News Channel’, here’s why that’s an issue: today’s scientific briefing with Professor Van-Tam is not being interpreted by the BBC.This

Richard Rigby

Richard_Rigby_

5 BIG questions for youth unemployment in 2021: a short thread >1/7 1. How high will youth unemployment go?Even with extended furlough & vaccines, record highs are not out of

MSM_Monitor

msm_monitor

THREAD 1-91/Tonight, Sunday 10th, 2021 the top news story on BBC Scotland online is an attack on Scottish remote schooling and features comments from a group called '50-50 in school'.The

Compton Chamberlayne

FMcgak

Has anyone done a thread gathering Lloyd Russell Moyle's twatteries in one place? Impossible to be comprehensive, I know.https://twitter.com/lloyd_rm/status/1190382522485673984 Here's the time he called a pregnant woman bullied out

Martin Lennon 🌹

M4rtinLennon

The @scottishlabour leadership election needs to be the moment we come to terms with the political reality in Scotland.There is no future for the party as a unionist party that

Armine Yalnizyan

ArmineYalnizyan

Just to be clear on why immigration levels are the biggest factor when it comes to #cdnecon's future growth:Economic growth (as measured by GDP, really the only game in town)

Max Tundra

MaxTundra

@OwenJones84 Hi Owen - many thanks for this thoughtful piece. For me, the elephant in the room was Corbyn's devout euroscepticism, at odds with Labour voters and membership at the

Adam McNicholas

adammcnicholas

THREAD Many in Labour want more of the same, Keir Starmer wants a change – he wants to win. My piece for @LabourList on why now is the right

Cllr Jon Burke

jonburkeUK

1/ For Boris Johnson’s eight years at City Hall, it was my job to watch him carefully and, frankly, hurt him. First for the Leader of the Labour Group, then

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

I see alot of friends here are getting angry at various Starmer comments on Brexit.I get its an emotional time, but with respect, alot of people arent thinking rationally right

Georgia L. Gilholy

llggeorgia

The Labour Party's NEC is a quasi-judicial elected body currently staffed largely by the Corbyn faction. From @guardian this morning "It is understood that there was no question of the

Operation Cupcake

PhillipsBarrie

Prole Star has received information from a source within Labour, who claims that the report's original draft implicated SEVERAL prominent figures including at least one current Shadow Cabinet member in

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

So one last go.I will try to do this thread without swearing but it will be hard……and I’m afraid im really going to have to spell it out to some

Solomon Hughes

SolHughesWriter

(1) A really basic (re)discovery of the Corbyn era was that having lots of big rallies full of enthusiastic people can very much help you attract voters. A huge amount

Vicky Smallman

offhandremarks

So in my paid gig, where a portion of my work is to design and deliver labour education, we’ve been talking a lot about how to transition to online learning,

Joe Skeaping

JSkeaping

Are there any centrists who are starting to wake up to what the polls have been showing us for the past six months? (Thread)https://twitter.com/BritainElects/status/1347866916690526212 Its almost as if UK politics

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