#Brexit

Jim Cognito

JimCognito2016

Things must be getting desperate at @Conservatives HQ.They’re sending out all their media minions to push the idea that any criticism of the government is bad and must stop.And the

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Let’s see what some of 2019’s biggest political advertisers in the UK are up to these days... Here’s the website of Britain’s Future, who spent £434,721 on Facebook ads in

Luke Harding

lukeharding1968

Exclusive: MPs who drew up the #Russia report were told the #Kremlin has a "likely hold" over Donald #Trump and there were "indications" #Moscow interfered in and may have covertly

Huw Lemmey

huwlemmey

To what extent is this down to coronavirus and to what extent is this down to post-Brexit labour shortages?https://twitter.com/ClarenceHouse/status/1262640005991849984 Just wondering if the appearance of your future monarch begging you

Schona Jolly QC

WomaninHavana

Troubled by Johnson’s refusal to disown comments made by a Tory MP blaming the very ethnic minority communities that have disproportionality worked, & died, on the covid frontline - even

Sebastian Payne

SebastianEPayne

Huge @pmdfoster scoop: Johnson government is planning to undermine the withdrawal agreement.Internal market bill is expected to "eliminate the legal force of parts of the withdrawal agreement" including on state

Rachel Heath

rachelheath

The problem with a political machine which believes branding and repeated sloganeering are the best for political messaging is neither of these are the kind of communication you need during

Rebecca Fewtrell

RFewtrellUK

Thread:Remainers need to stop telling Labour it should join a pact & stand down in some areas as part of the 'Remain Alliance'.The Lib/Lab vote is not interchangeable enough &

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

+UPDATE+UK govt caves into US demands to keep any news, minutes or reports from the US-UK trade deal negotiations secret until at least “5 years AFTER the trade deal negotiated”.Congratulations

Jonathan Fitchett

jonnyfitch1

of course, proxy voting requires having a trusted person in your constituency/polling area that you don’t mind sharing your voting pref with... which, in a quasi-Brexit vote, is a sensitive

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

Right. We are getting to the twitchy bit now. Who will fold first as the #Brexit crucible intensifies? The EU side appears to bet that Boris Johnson will. But are

KarlOnSea

KarlOnSea

The specifics that he DID unlawfully ask the queen to suspend parliament.The specifics that his £350M on the side of a bus was a half-truth intended to deceive.The specifics that

Faisal Islam

faisalislam

NEWInternal pharma industry memo obtained by BBC: No Deal Brexit stockpiles “significantly reduced and/or used up entirely” by Covid pandemic.Warns Govt with “less or 0 product to allow for stockpiling”

James O'Brien

mrjamesob

I've probably got this wrong but if we take the estimated death toll calculated by @ChrisGiles_ of the FT to include care & residential homes then our death rate per

Helen De Cruz

Helenreflects

Some recent Uber drives and conversations (so long ago I was in an Uber!) about the vaccines make me think about misinformation and how important epistemic rights are. Many of

Steve Parks

steveparks

The lies government now tells us on a daily basis...1. A government department claims publicly (trying to jump on #GBBO buzz) that the new trade deal with Japan (largely