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Anton Spisak

AntonSpisak

It's true, as @JGForsyth says, that No10 prefers no-deal to a deal that would curb UK ability to subsidise domestic business. But this view is based on a false view

Douglas Robinson

DouglasRob0

The relationship between the SNP and Amazon deserves further investigation. A link up between Police Scotland and Amazon Alexa just one dubious connection... 1/7 In September, the SNP handed over

Simon Vessey

Simon_Vessey

Remember when Conor Pope said that Blair lifted more children out of poverty in the UK than he killed in Iraq and therefore....https://twitter.com/wesstreeting/status/1322145218444042243 Of course, this rather elides the reality

Anthony Salamone

AMSalamone

Joint with the 'Spanish veto', the budget deficit is the most overemphasised and misinterpreted aspect of Scotland joining the EU under independence. Short version: No, Scotland's notional budget deficit does

Lisa Mackenzie

lnmackenzie1

The debate about the language used in campaigns to encourage women to attend cervical smear tests also provides an opportunity to consider arguments being made about the importance of collecting

James Sumner

JamesBSumner

ANTI-HE HIT PIECE ALERTThere are over 200 000 academic staff currently employed at UK universities. This diligent investigation has uncovered *ONE* serving academic in the UK who has done what's

Maya Forstater

MForstater

Dispatches from the witch trials: The first time I met Kate Scottow was outside the Linda Bellos/ Venice Allen trialLinda & Venice walked out free women with their names cleared

Jim Killock

jimkillock

WIn for @OpenRightsGroup: Government admits to ORG that England's test and trace programme 'breaks GDPR data law'https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-53466471 What happened here: ORG was already concerned because the App had a

Robert Colvile

rcolvile

SOME PERSONAL NEWS: Last year, I lost my wife Andrea to a liver disease called autoimmune hepatitis. It’s one of those conditions that’s rare enough to be significantly underfunded, but

Scott Corfe

ScottCorfe

My new @SMFthinktank briefing paper on "intergenerational fairness in the coronavirus economy" is now out. It sets out the case for ensuring that future austerity, to pay for the current

Ed Conway

EdConwaySky

A abt the question we're going to have to confront at some point but no one wants to talk about: how on earth are we going to pay for

Stylstc Clmnst

Sime0nStylites

1. As I perused this fascinating piece, the first thought that leaped to mind was not ‘those dastardly Europeans’ or ‘this dastardly government’ but ‘ecological fallacy’, a phrase one occasionally

Rachel Reeves

RachelReevesMP

#OTD one hundred years ago, the first speech by a woman in the House of Commons was given by Nancy Astor, MP for Plymouth Sutton between 1919–45. (1/7) In her

Me

semubhatt

"They come from the chief ministers of Indian states, heads of business conglomerates & others demanding instant supplies of Covishield."Create vaccine hesitancy, then bitch on price, then threaten to get

Spain's Memory Wars

SpainMemoryWars

It promises to be a historic week as the Spanish government will bring its new 'Democratic Memory' law to parliament. This law is designed to address the shortcomings of 2007's

Aaron Quigley

aquigley

Quite an arresting email this morning which noted “Thank you very much for living your life out and proud with your husband” @bradherbert We are lucky as members of the