#Brexit

Richard Murphy

RichardJMurphy

It’s not coronavirus that’s going to cause the greatest damage to our economy in the next year. It’s fear that will do that. We’re frightened of unemployment. We’re frightened of

James Holland

James7Holland

THREAD....on the biggest and baddest lobbyists in EU town ..the huge influence they have on EU lawmaking ..and how many represent interests from outside the EU./1 According to Transparency International

Russ Jones

RussInCheshire

It is 4 days since the last one, and here's another 69 items.But as it’s the weekend, let’s start #TheWeekInTory with a frivolous and jolly story about our own govt

Alasdair Mackenzie

AlasdairMack66

1/13 So, a quick(ish) thread on what Labour have announced on asylum and immigration. Short version: there’s some really good and important stuff in the manifesto. But a bit woolly

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_dirigiste

Britpopper traits (stolen from others):* Born mid-1960s, give or take few years* Parents originally from t'north, raised lower-middle class in the provinces, went to a 'bog-standard comprehensive', then to a

Hilary Abernathay. Some #Covid19 & #Nexit for all?

atatimelikethis

Oh dear. Mr Cummings went to Durham for a personal visit.So based on Neil Ferguson we're waiting for1. The Telegraph character assasination with irrelevant detail most of which is exaggerated.2.

George Peretz QC

GeorgePeretzQC

I looked at this piece by @michaelgove in an effort to understand what it is that prevents the current government from agreeing a free trade agreement with the EU.https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/michael-gove-why-were-not-giving-in-to-the

Anton Muscatelli

UofGVC

A short thread on exciting recent research by my colleague Sayantan Ghosal @UofGAsbs @UofGlasgow featured as part of the @ESRC 'Rebuilding Macroeconomics' project. It deals with anxiety in markets and

Josh M

JMagosh

There's going to be a *lot* to say about this report. Going to take it very slowly. I have to say, I'm a real skeptic of the way of thinking

Paul Poast

ProfPaulPoast

states are forming pacts with one another.What's going on?Well, it illustrates why I describe the US Constitution as an "International Organization" in "Intro to International Relations"[THREAD] ICYMI, @GavinNewsom recently re

Sally

sallybrealey

THREAD Let's be clear how we got to this point....Some people had genuine concerns about the EU, its power and open immigration. Anytime these points were raised someone shouted racism

Taylor

dtaylor5633

Story timeThe troubles in NI were about as complicated as they get and my family are testiment to that. My dad served in the army over there during the troubles.

booklover jim 🍀

goodoldcatchy

My parents have this excellent defense for their political views: they haven’t read anything.There are no sources or statistics to undermine. Nothing. It’s impenetrable. They just weather the storm, give

Matty Shipbuilder

mattyjl9

I know nobody asked for a struggling Liverpool indie band's singer's opinion on COVID-19, but we're all screaming into the void here aren't we.Given the 'protests' this weekend it got

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DanRealityBites

A thread about the marginal seats that will decide the next election..1. Aberdeen SouthTories ahead, but SNP could overtake them#TacticalVote https://www.livefrombrexit.com/tacticals/aberdeen-south 2. Alyn & DeesideLabour won last time, but Torie

Samuel Scott

samueljscott

The Russian government is using social media to influence elections and destabilize countries in the West. The UK's new #RussiaReport makes it even more clear. A thread.For the big picture,