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A few siren voices say Labour should just give up on the Red Wall, as it can't win it back and anyway shouldn't appeal to those values. That would be

PMQs kids. You might want to watch this week https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/4131c0b4-940d-4160-9703-fc9edc642edb Starmer leads on the 'bodies piled high' quote, rather than the flat. Trying to get Johnson on record denyin

Please take three minutes and watch this.https://twitter.com/NicolaCareem/status/1384979001324748805 I've asked around friends in India, or who know India well, for places we can donate to help. There is a good list

As one of the other voices in the game, let me go on record to say that I'm incensed by this. Whether you agree with Helen's views on trans issues

I long ago gave up on my rule of not allowing myself to feel hope about the US election. I am now where I was in 2016: expecting him to

Today is going to be a beast of a day in the Commons. PMQs followed by two Labour opposition day motions designed to cause Tory MPs as much pain as

So the book tour I was going to do obvs got covid-cancelled sob and all the lovely talks are replaced by darting into bookshops when they're quiet to sign things.

Alright. Fuck knows why I'm doing this, but I'm going to live tweet tonight's Commons debate. God help me. If you're not interested in in the internal market bill &

Rat, an actual rat in the house. I think I scared it off by screaming with fear and horror. Fucking little bastard. I'm pretty sure it ran out into the

There is no refugee crisis. There is a small, semi-permanent flow of people seeking safety and hope here, through various forms of transport, from countries lost to war or economic

The Cummings impact on people following public health advice isn't happen in isolation. It came on top of the hopelessly confused Stay Alert update, which removed any sense of intuition

People that play video games online seem to be dealing with lock-down very well. They have an in-built cultural understanding of remote socialising. Plus they're spared that awkward Zoom thing