#BrExit

William Reynolds

war_student

With COVID-19 and Brexit exerting considerable forces on Britain's standard national interests and views of the world, it would be interesting to see how the FCO viewed the current world

distant sunglasses jounin

radioell

part 4 of my naruto first watch live tweet thread bc part 3 was getting rly long!!!!: https://twitter.com/radioell/status/1237433965117468673?s=21 starting out right with My Brand gonna throw back to some stuff

Tom Williams

shirleymush

One from the vaults because the columnists have suddenly decided that Labour needs to connect more with communities. Me for @NewSocialistUK last year on the now-defunct Labour Community Organising Unit.http://newsocialist.org.uk/activists-o

T Roberts

TRobertsNI

1/ I had enough of Twitter and deactivated my account. But the recent upsurge in violence in Northern Ireland and the subsequent media coverage and interpretation of it, needs some

Chris Fredericks

tvfchris

Some thoughts on the future of capitalism...In spite of some significant trade offs, free market capitalism has been THE primary force that has reduced human suffering to it's lowest point

Nigel Spencer

c21stprimitive

Let’s talk about the Alliance of British Drivers (@TheABD). They’ve rebranded & their current website looks quite respectable. You can still link to the old one from the new site.

Stephen Hoffman (Ironically)

thehoff102

I can forgive the Labour Party, but I can never forgetMy piece on the ignominious descent of @UKLabour in to institutionalised antisemitism, the scars it has left and how whatever

Prof Azeem Ibrahim

AzeemIbrahim

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon dominates the political landscape in Scotland. If she gets #IndyRef2 and loses, the SNP will be sunk & Sturgeon will have to resign.So why does she

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

When the discussion turns to which countries have responded best to Covid-19, those most often mentioned are:TaiwanNew ZealandVietnam@tylercowen would like to make a more surprising nomination: the U.K.https://trib.al/ACGcNds At first

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

There's two pretty obvious golden rules which Keir Starmer is following. This thread sets out what those two rules are - and why they're both very important (and no: neither

Alex Stojanovic

awstojanovic

Is state aid the Brexit hill the UK should die on? Today we publish our new @instituteforgov paper on subsidy control. We go through the arguments for what kind of

Michael A Grammar

milquetoastable

I thought I’d write about what Corbynism meant to me - if you’ve followed me for even a short amount of time, you’ll know I tend to rail on Labour

Tenali Raman

TenaliTalks2

Dear Thalaivaa @rajinikanth,I am not sure how to reach you to convey what I feel today.I am sure you know every inch of information I am going to say in

Urban Designer🍃🏡🚲🚌🌳🍷

Urban__Designer

Most development prior to the planning system in the UK is more sustainable than what we build now. So where did we go wrong? A run on sentence thread: Car

Richard Murphy

RichardJMurphy

There is one very clear message from this week’s elections. It is that politically the UK is in a very confused state. This needs some discussion. A thread follows..... Scotland

dasPost-CV

dasvee

1/ Rock and Roll podcast on BBC coverage of Philip's death: excessive, indicative of fear of right wing press.Shallow analysis though: not delving into why royal funerals are important to