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No-One

judeinlondon2

Yesterday, on a day when a government minister was under intense pressure, the lab party decided to sacrifice that for a swing at the left. This, for any of you

ALASTAIR CAMPBELL

campbellclaret

Breaking news from GNMS (government news mismanagement scheme.) We are sad to announce that our Quarantine Distraction, in which we hoped by creating anger and confusion among hundreds of thousands

Russ

RussInCheshire

Personally I still think there will be a deal (my reasoning below)But I'm curious. What do you predict? Reasoning:Johnson loves to be loved. And he's promised a deal. In his

Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺

fascinatorfun

This had passed me byAre you sitting comfortably?Then I’ll begin.Jenrick’s wife is a corporate lawyer, Michal Berkner, operating from a US firm with London offices close to Jenrick’s Vincent Square

Yes

YesScot

From the Financial Times: "Just six years after Scotland voted No to independence, opinion polls suggest that if a second referendum on the issue was held, a majority would now

Daniel Finn

DanFinn95

I was rereading today this piece by Lewis Goodall from the week before the 2019 election, & it shows you that British journalism should be capable of something more than

Frank Owen's Legendary Paintbrush

WarmongerHodges

This is the usual "centrist" bullshit to absolve themselves of blame. It's what they always do after a heavy defeat.When Labour scraped 30% in 2015, they claimed it was because

SA Glas

SA_Glas297

THREAD FOR CLARITY 1-The Fake Sussex title debateSocial climbers like Piers Morgan who spent their entire lives in the periphery of Aristocrats hoping for a glance or smile from them,

Rod Kelly

rodkelly50

Tory Jesus thread: I could give you this bread Timmy but you’d probably just swap it for crack (1/) Wait, ask him for his credit card details before it’s too

Tides of History

labour_history

Festive Thread: “WAS IT DELBOY WOT WON IT?”It's Christmas 1996 and Labour are 36pts clear in the polls. With the Tories in disarray, the Major Government clutches at one final

Angela Rayner 😷

AngelaRayner

1/ My emotions have been all over the place watching #ItsASin. Brilliant TV that lifts a lid on a shameful chapter in our nation's history, where stigma and misinformation was

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

We get lost in the weeds but important context is this. The govt’s Brexit policy is the biggest single disruption in the economic policy of the UK since Thatcherism. Whether

Dr Chris Bagley 👋

hiddendepths

https://schoolsweek.co.uk/childrens-commissioner-candidate-grilled-over-exclusions-at-her-academy-trust/amp/1/ 1/ It's taken a while to digest that M. Gove's fav teacher & staunch advocate of gov's ed policy has been appoint

Chris Curtis

chriscurtis94

I am enjoying those who are blaming Starmer, the only thing that people currently like about the Labour party, for the fact they are behind in the polls.https://twitter.com/YouGov/status/1281593123328720897 Starmer's fairly

Cameron Birt 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #FBIW

CBirt02

Ask yourself this:If the leading party in Westminster were Labour, and the leading party in the Senedd were the conservatives, would Abolish still want to abolish? Of course they wouldn’t.

JWTheSpa

SpaJw

Your polling primer (a thread) ... YouGov tends to give the Tories their highest scores and Labour its lowest. YouGov may be right, but Opinium on Sunday had Labour on

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