#BrExit

GuntherBett #BeTheChangeYouSeek #3.5%+Gen. Strike

BettGunther

1st steps for Keir StarmerVote of No Confidence in GovtSnap General ElectionBlow the Tories out for ever with a landslide...Sort CV19 issues out, whihc means halting Brexit for forseeable future

Ian Birrell

ianbirrell

If you want to see the damage that Brexit has wrought to Britain, consider the fact that Claire Fox became a regular voice on the BBC, then an MEP and

Ben W. Ansell

benwansell

With four weeks to go to election day, time to focus on two things British people really care about: house prices and Brexit. Regular readers will know my own obsession

Sean Jones QC

seanjonesqc

Brexit. What’s going on and what’s going to happen? A thread. /1 Famously, the British were not much bothered by the EU until suddenly they were. A lot of effort

Griffin Carpenter

gwcarpenter

This hasn't been covered outside of the fisheries press, but the first fishing quota for 2021 has been agreed with the UK as an independent coastal state. So, was control

Andrew Partridge

liceas

Important to note Scottish and Welsh MPs overwhelmingly voted against the bill (90% and 65% of MPs respectively). Yet not only will both nations be dragged along - the devolution

Elinor Elliot

ElliotElinor

USA and UK: It's fairly obvious that both countries are being pushed, artificially and deliberately, into states of crisis. I think most people are still underestimating the danger. Hegemonies can

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

Why was Margaret Thatcher so afraid of German reunification? Why did a lifelong anti-Communist turn to the Soviet Union for support? And what lessons might be learned for Brexit Britain?

Stylstc Clmnst

Sime0nStylites

‘Regions’ is, I think, the key word here. I don’t think the epidemic signals the end of globalization. I do think it signals an adjustment in certain situations.https://twitter.com/afneil/status/1249971520283303936 Let’s take

dasPost-CV

dasvee

When asked what her biggest achievement was, Thatcher replied "New Labour".The biggest achievement of Vote Leave,Johnson, Cummings,Gove is "Blue Labour": absolute victory in the culture war+the shift right in the

Zoe Keller

KellerZoe

Non-Tories-For-The-ToriesWhy non-Tories like me across Britain are determined to vote for Boris Johnsonhttps://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/11/28/non-tories-like-across-britain-determined-vote-boris-johnson I've just discovered I am part of

Chester for Europe #FBPE 🕷

chesterforeu

Good morning #Chester. We will be will be at our street stall today (Sunday) 12 to 2 pm at the top of St Werburgh Street. We want to tell you

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧

vivamjm

"No matter what way people voted in the Brexit referendum, no one in Northern Ireland voted for this new additional level of bureaucracy being placed upon animals owners, hauliers and

Dr Laura McAtackney

LMcAtackney

Northern Ireland is a complicated place with a difficult history that has been caught in cycles of violence for what feels like forever. The reasons for it are never one-dimensional

Katya Adler

BBCkatyaadler

Reaction in Brussels to this article is that either A) Downing Street is sending a message via journalist that it is now willing to make compromises - thereby immediately

Wolfie. 🖐

Tpopularfront

So, deep within the Blue Labour Think Tank they’ve finally realised that losing the Red Wall was catastrophic for Labour. To win it back, they’re trying to appeal to the