#Sturgeon

Stylstc Clmnst

Sime0nStylites

1. The crucial problem at the moment isn’t so much the absence of leadership as the predominance of very bad leadership. Thread 2. The evidence is, as they say, visible

MB

1burnm

If they lock down the SW then its time to take to the streets simple as that. This is getting stupid. Build more temporary hospitals, pay the vulnerable to stay

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

See the unionist problem here? Everytime I've interviewed young voters in Scotland and asked them if they're in favour of independence, they look at me as if I've asked a

mildmanneredarmy

MildManneredMax

The next time my Principal Teacher or Head Teacher try to engage me in a conversation about exam results or use the phrase "professional judgement" I am going to get

Catherine Nicholson

ACatInParis

mini thread: 1/Very limited lifting of England's lockdown as per UK PM Boris Johnson's statement just broadcast - some key points- at unspecified date, there will be a quarantine on

sophie🌹📈

laboursophie

a thread of woman in politics who i admire first of all @GillFurnissMP my own MP who i think is a queen 2. Lisa Nandy, need i say more?

Henry Mance

henrymance

Always fun to read one of Michael Gove’s speeches. Also fun to compare the speech to the government’s actual behaviour:1. Gove says civil servants don’t use statistics enough. But when

Joseph Cotterill

jsphctrl

The English People's Congress promised a firm line over a power-sharing deal with northern separatists today.https://www.ft.com/content/dca43e96-0007-11e7-96f8-3700c5664d30 Separatists in the north launched another independence bid toda

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

Stephen Daisley

JournoStephen

THREAD: Some ask why Tories, Labour & Lib Dems won't join George Galloway's All4Unity 'alliance'. I ask: why in the name of the wee man would pro-Union parties dance to

Flying_Rodent

flying_rodent

Absolutely recommend this piece as a good insight into where many Scots are politically at present, in both the good and bad senses: correctly summarises broad situation then sails off

The Black Star Line

DannyUNIAharlem

Wondering what's happened to the SNP over the last few years.Where is Independence in all those years since 2014? Now may not be the time to be lamenting the complete

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

This may well be nonsense (it was ever thus...); but PM Johnson seems to have a plan. It gives me no pleasure to say this, but it will be difficult

Rob Hayward

rob_hayward

This is a great piece (of course) by @chrisdeerin, but I’m very gloomy whether the “brightest and best” have the remotest interest in Holyrood. (1/9) I’m fortunate to work with

Sydney Nash

NashSGC

Some thoughts on the consequences of a Conservative victory in the #HartlepoolByElection, and what it might mean for the next election and the Union. If (if) the Conservatives win in

Ailsa Henderson

ailsa_henderson

Killing time waiting for @ScotVoting SES data to drop so here, unrequested, are my 10 #ScottishElections2021 things to watch for as the results roll in over the weekend1 Turnout –