#ParliaMENtary

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

Let me join the mugs' prediction game. My best guess is that we are heading towards an autumn general election. A thread on why. 1/ The characteristic feature of Brexit

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

John Bell - Regius Prof at Oxford - asked today at the scientific committee whether the difference in no. of deaths across countries can be attributed to some extent to

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

+UPDATE+UK Civil Servants believe the UK Govt was involved in a fradulent lobby scheme worth tens of millions overseen by a Conservative MP and former minister. 2/The former minister of

Garrett ☭ ✟

GarrettLacan4

There really have been few autocrats in this world who were as cunning and gaul as General Ne Win of Burma. A member of a Right-Wing nationalist group during the

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

thread:THE CHICKENS CAME HOME TO ROOST1. I've tweeted about this before & made enemies through it, but I think my take on events is correct. The price for a general

Austine

obiMpenaAustine

DEMOCRACY; A VERY FUNNY VENTURE IN A WEST AFRICAN COUNTRY CALLED GHANA A thread Nobody can convince me that an astute lawyer like Tsatsu Tsikata didn't know he had to

Anaida Poilievre

AnaPoilievre

@CBCNews should we call you TMZ Canada now? Let me fix @AshleyBurkeCBC 's news headline for you. "BREAKING: People meet at work, fall in love, get married, and continue working."

Dr Martini

ethicalmartini

The real Xmas miracle is thinking Katherine Murphy is one of the nation’s best political writers, and that The Guardian is left-wing.She’s not.It’s not.Confusing #ScottyFromHillsong with the PM shows how

Schona Jolly QC

WomaninHavana

Amidst all the noise, we have more Covid restrictions being brought in on Monday without parliamentary debate or scrutiny. It’s almost as though it’s becoming a habit to bypass that

Dr Phillip Lee 🔶

DrPhillipLee

Let’s put aside for a moment the rights and wrongs of a ‘soft’ Brexit. (Wrong mainly because no one voted for it in the 2016 referendum; it literally wasn’t on

Mateo Prochazka

teozka

Peru, the country with the highest Covid-19 mortality rate, is currently undergoing an intense political crisis due to a Parliamentary coup. There is no legitimate government, or leadership. Peaceful protests

Ruth Fox

RuthFox01

The deteriorating #Covid_19 situation raises important questions about the role of Parliament in the coming days. @HouseofCommons is adjourned until 5 Jan & it can only be recalled by the

Rob Harris

RobHarris

The future of English football is under scrutiny at parliament now.Premier League CEO Richard Masters questioned first by @CommonsDCMS on helping lower leagues.Masters: losses in PL around £1bn in pandemic

301🇦🇲

301_AD

Armenia's second President, Robert Kocharyan who was on a trip to Russia from February 3-8 gave an interview to Sputnik Armenia. "I am returning to politics to win." "No leader

Jo Maugham

JolyonMaugham

Some (unpopular) personal impressions follow about professional/ministerial ethics and retrospectively rewriting the withdrawal agreement. If Parliamentary sovereignty - a notion at the heart of most lawyers' idea of our rag-tag

David Ferguson

DavidLiFerguson

Thank you for this helpful clarification. However it raises a further issue which I hope COPFS will also be able to clear up. This is the question of whether we

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