#BrExit

Eduardo Ustaran

EUstaran

A few thoughts in preparation for the #CJEU decision on #SchremsII, which is now a week away and is bound to change the way we approach the restrictions on data

Paul Fairhurst

fairhurstpaul10

Friendly advice to former PPC’s and supporters waking up angry this morning about having parted with cash. You may have a claim against Brexit Party Ltd under the Unfair Trading

Open Research, University of Dundee

UoDOpenResearch

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Matthew Randall

Matthew_Randall

So exactly where are we now in the parliamentary Brexit process? Allow me to explain and illustrate. (1/63) ...but at this point it might get a little more complicated if

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

IF YOU’RE JUST WAKING UP- the latest from the wall The Tories have won the Hartlepool by election and have won it handsomely. Majority of nearly 7000. First time the

Julia Hartley-Brewer

JuliaHB1

This is absolutely outrageous. The @independent - a once proud liberal newspaper - has falsely labelled Brendan O’Neill @spikedonline as “far right” (aka “fascist”) for supporting Brexit and defending free

European Moments

EuropeanMoments

@GoodwinMJ responds: "Brexit now gives the EU the ultimate benchmark". @fromTGA responds that a benchmark doesn't have to be a zero-sum game. #Dahrendorf2021 @SLVeriter, Europe's Stories Team Member, referred to

Prof Kate Williams 💙

KateWilliamsme

Give 16 year olds the vote across UK, in all elections. It’s their future. They can marry, enlist in the army, work full time but not vote. When people say

Dave Keating

DaveKeating

.@MichelBarnier briefing reporters now on result of this week's virtual #Brexit talks.He says it is UK's choice to go ahead with 31 December deadline despite the #COVID19 crisis.EU will do

Russ Jones

RussInCheshire

Off the back of this (which may well be empty gossip), some slightly disjointed thoughts.In the current govt, Johnson is a shell. No authority, no plan, no decision-making.The real power

Paddy Docherty 3.5%

paddydocherty

Miller vs Odey: the Brexit crisis explained through the medium of fund managers, with a bonus survey… (thread) #RuleOfLaw #StopTheCoup #StopBrexit Compare and contrast Gina Miller and Crispin

Laura Kuenssberg

bbclaurak

Morning! It is Sept 2020, but autumn sabre rattling over Brexit is very much back with PM upping the rhetorical ante overnight naming an Oct 15 deadline for trade talks

Dom Walsh

DomWalsh13

I disagree with this - unless by ‘Theresa May-like deal’ we mean ‘entails some compromises’. UK will have to move on LPF to get a deal (as will the EU)

Peter Ungphakorn

CoppetainPU

I've been looking at back-of-envelope numbers for the Tory manifesto's "aim" to have free trade deals cover 80% of UK trade within 3 years.It's an extremely ambitious call1. Total UK

David Robjant

DavidRobjant

And in brute economic terms, even the british fleets at the height of their world hoovering arrogance weren't making as much money as a single oil rig. Their political significance

Parliament Must Decide

newpaulhearn

Is the UK a representative democracy? Will it remain one?At least Brexit got many people thinking more about how democracy works or doesn't. I'll be honest, I never gave it