#Parliamentary

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juvified

a society that still1) thinks muslims should be shown their place2) gets abnormal pleasure by bashing pakistan, saudi arabia, and other muslim majority countries3) if they're a little 'woke', think

Jonathan Kay

jonkay

I'm not sure the Trump phenom is a mystery. Mostly 2 things:(1) middle class econ despair due to automation, outsourcing, etc. (Which @BernieSanders also decried)(2) revulsion at snobbish, hashtag leftism

Alex Tiffin - FND, BPD

RespectIsVital

MPs are no more entitled to expenses, than any other public sector worker.Office and Staff expenses should be dealt with by a parliamentary body, not MPs themselves. Establish a Office

Jeff King

jeff_a_king

Here are some thoughts about the constitutional implications of the EU (Future Relationship) Bill and some suggestions for what might have been done. Warning - blog post posing as THREAD.

Mark Hirst

Documark

It has always been the Plan B of British nationalists when they knew game might be up to start annexing parts of Scotland.We saw it in 2014 with "referenda for

Peter Daly

peterdaly10

VERY IMPORTANT PUP Update - I am now aware of one PUP recipient who has been put back to the higher rate. They were originally pushed to the lower rate

Trevor Purdy

TrevorsIdeas

The media continues to do a disservice to Canadians by misinforming them of the nature of parliamentary procedures. Prorogation is not a "method of avoiding difficult circumstances." Its purpose is

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

A classic case of taking time to explore the consequences of a deal. I had noted the separate electricity and fish sections, but not the link between them. More evidence

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

threadTHE ART OF DEBATE1. We spent too many years in a cosy & harmful, unholy political alliance. Those years when New Labour, the Conservatives & the Liberal Democrats all sang

The Wildlife Trusts

WildlifeTrusts

News that the Environment Bill has been further delayed is deeply troubling. When he introduced the Bill, the Prime Minister said it was ‘the huge star of our legislative programme…

George Peretz QC

GeorgePeretzQC

This case is a good example of why judicial review, and access to it, are important aspects of our democracy.https://twitter.com/jreynoldsmp/status/1276108564017405953 Judgment here. https://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/format.cgi?doc=/ew/cases/E

Christopher Solomon كريس

Solomon_Chris

I wanted to share a few thoughts on the SSNP in Syria related to @Karam__Shaar and @sakil963's new @MiddleEastInst piece, so here it goes!https://mei.edu/publications/inside-syrias-clapping-chamber-dynamics-2020-parliamentary-elections

Simon Usherwood

Usherwood

So, now we've all slept on it, a possibly less hot takeAZ/Art.16 mess highlights importance of UK being closely across EU/COM activity, because it will affect UK and there's no

President Frock

WritersFrock

Fairly sure oul #Jenrick is in breach of the Ministerial Code, but the problem is that the person responsible for investigating that is the Prime Minister. BUT! Jenrick is also

Dr. Jane Clare Jones

janeclarejones

Apparently, the trans right movement is led by philosophers like Talia Mae Betcher.In fact, it's principle architect in the UK is Stephen Whittle. And here he is, in 2014, on

Mike Harding #RejoinEU

HardingMike

1/ "I believe this can once again be the best country to grow up in and the best country to grow old in." What? no sunlit uplands and unicorns? And

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