Peter Warren

Software Tester by day
Father of lovely identical twin boys
Trying out Twitter for the first time - could be a bumpy ride...

[Ross Kempsell @RossKempsell]

It was obviously a huge blunder by the Burnham govt to impose sanctions on Israel and predictably the response has been swift, which has blindsided the FCDO and harms British interests. Burnham is out of his depth on foreign affairs and will end up having to sack Miliband

[Simon Clarke @SirSimonClarke]

In sum: Labour, the SNP and the teaching unions have all been *catastrophically* wrong.

[Peter Warren @PeterJWarren174]

That is quite a take... By take I mean lie.

[Tris Osborne MP @TrisOsborneMP]

Very strong education data shift as we transitioned to a @UKLabour govt

The Gove period is a welcome distant memory; we invest and build an education system that gives opportunity to every child and learner.

[Victoria Freeman @v_j_freeman]

Would it be a bad time to point out England’s stellar PISA scores demonstrate all too clearly the downsides of devolution? It isn’t all benefits. Devolving power also means plenty of UK citizens miss out on best policy delivering very real benefits.

[max tempers @maxtempers]

A big reason for the UK’s strong performance relative to Europe in the PISA tables is the slim (non-existent) attainment gap between first-/second-gen migrants and non-migrants. Gaps are far starker across the rest of Europe.

From the 2025 science results out today:

[Michael Gove @michaelgove]

A stunning vindication of the hard work of teachers and pupils in England - and of hard won reforms

[Peter Warren @PeterJWarren174]

Might be time to go for ‘dumber’ tech… my wife and I don’t watch much daytime tv and I have to say it does feel better. Though I spend too much time on here which ruins that…

[Ed West @edwest]

He tried to warn you all https://t.co/qhlpM32CEv

[Ed West @edwest]

He tried to warn you all https://t.co/qhlpM32CEv

[Burnside @BurnsideWasTosh]

Foreign policy by Guardian editorial.

[Jason @jsncwn]

The two-state solution has already been destroyed. That happened on 7/10/23.

[Victoria Freeman @v_j_freeman]

It’s troubling how unpopular Shabana Mahmood is with Labour members as a result of her supposedly ‘hardline’ approach to immigration when reality is she probably represents the absolute floor of acceptability to wider public. Labour still aren’t really getting ahead of the issue.

[Peter Warren @PeterJWarren174]

@BucketsOf_Rain Been thinking the same to myself today funnily enough... it is not going to be nice for a time now that seems clear enough sadly.

[Andrew Fox @Mr_Andrew_Fox]

People tried voting against illegal migration. Politicians broke their promises and didn’t stop it. The courts were no use. Peaceful protest didn’t work.

What did our leaders think would happen? I don’t endorse illegal actions but vigilante justice was completely predictable.

[Rev Daniel French @holydisrupter]

Not a good look for Church when the country's most well-known historian is posting this...
@churchofengland
@ArchbishopSarah
@StPaulsLondon
@holland_tom

[Neil O'Brien @NeilDotObrien]

Brilliant expose in the Times by @ShipleyWrites and @matt_dathan - lifts the lid on the whole disaster area

[Obadiah Mbatang @residentadviser]

Wrecking Greece with austerity (get the point on Greek corruption and spending but they benefitted from Greek exports), refugee crisis sparking rightwing populism across Continent (and may have bolstered Trump), nuclear policy and reliance on Russian gas (as well as China).

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Since I posted this Jaguar Land Rover, UK’s biggest carmaker, is to cut 4,000 jobs.
China Shock 2.0 is not the only factor — soaring costs, especially energy, and Trump’s tariffs are also hitting the company. But Chinese competition is contributing to plunging sales volumes.
JLR is not alone. Volkswagen is in the midst of massive job losses. But Britain might not even have a car industry in a decade — and if it doesn’t it will be down to a combination of politicians lumbering industry with net-zero fuelled energy costs and China Shock 2.0.
When politicians from our Bus-Conductor-in-Chief down talk of reindustrialising Britain, ignore them. They’re pushing policies that do the opposite.

[Neil O'Brien @NeilDotObrien]

Six days before the vote they have suddenly doubled their estimate of how many lives it will end. What?
Just like when they turned down every suggested safeguard in bill cttee - it makes me feel this bill is just not ready and a dangerous mess.

[Tom Bellingham @TomP1Bellingham]

“This is an easy Russell pole”

Pierre Gasly in an Alpine: