#Britain

Nick Gutteridge

nickgutteridge

1/ During private briefings this week Michel Barnier said the UK side has been pressing for the Brexit talks to be kicked up to a higher political level but he

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

In early November, 20,000 people marched out on the streets of Leipzig, Germany to protest coronavirus restrictions.Flouting all rules, about 90% of the marchers refused to wear maskshttps://trib.al/gObEgCM A similar

Dan Jarvis

DanJarvisMP

Of course this is complete drivel. The #OverseasOperationsBill just isn’t fit for purpose.My @UKLabour colleagues and I care deeply about our Armed Forces – that’s precisely why we couldn’t support

Pete Fraser

petefrasermusic

Not today, Facebook, or indeed any other day, thank you. Quite apart from wondering how, in the dead of night, when nobody’s around to hear or see, R*cky G*rv**s feels

Nick Gates

NTGates

There are one group of plants in the UK that give something *for nothing*. Each year these plants, treasured by our foraging ancestors, produce a rainbow of different coloured foods

Dr Naomi Wolf

naomirwolf

1/ EXCELLENT piece by @ChrisdYork with real investigation, confirming what I’ve been telling about since April 2020. NHS COVID data is NOT produced and presented by NHS. For profit handlers

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bellzino00

Felt like it’s time to make this thread to educate the streets cause I’m tired of racist people using the same arguments and trying to discredit/gaslight/invalidate and patronise every single

BBC Radio 4

BBCRadio4

Des O'Connor12 January 1932 - 14 November 2020 Des O'Connor, entertainer and comedian, has died, aged 88https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54950051 "They used to come in and find me standing on the desk doing

Myra

SussexPrincess

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, Princess Henry of Wales "Hugging is against Royal protocol, Royals are not supposed to give hugs. That's why no one likes Meghan, she doesn't

Dr. Jacquelyn Gill

JacquelynGill

Inspired by the @lars_brudvig lab, here are the #BEASTLab's favorite papers of 2020! @KitHamley and Madi Landrum both chose this amazing paper in QSR that captures a remarkable trackway at

Ewell Gregoor

EwellGregoor

THEAD Is it a coincidence that a deadly world pandemic sweeps the globe when political tensions in the West have never been as high?Directly after a polarising U.K. general election

Netpol

netpol

Britain's Conservative government is planning to introduce major changes to public order legislation to crack down on protests, under a new “Protection of the Police and Public Bill” planned for

Bruno Waterfield

BrunoBrussels

This Von der Leyen interview is a classic of the genreNo apologies, move along now nothing to see here, in fact things are better than expected and those who are

Kate Jamieson ⚓

kejamieson_

History thread time.The famous 'Battle of the Nile' at Aboukir Bay which started #OTD 1798... By July 1798, Horatio Nelson was becoming increasingly frustrated and desperate to find Napoleon’s fleet.The French were

Jimmy Sweet

JimmySkuya

Day 172 of reading an article on Očhéthi Šakówiŋ Studies everyday:Steven Sabol, “Comparing American and Russian Internal Colonization: The ‘Touch of Civilisation’ on the Sioux and Kazakhs.” Western Historical Quarterly

Maya Forstater

MForstater

. @GATEOrg are looking for a consultant to write a hit piece on UK feminists who are concerned about the replacement of sex by gender in law and policy and

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