@johngapper@mtpennycook Would it not be better to actually point out "logical flaws" or "scientific inaccuracies" if they exist in that article, than simply dismiss it because it was not written by an epidemiologist? If you did that your point would be strengthened.
Keir Starmer’s speech is eloquent, rich in evidence and measured argument, and therefore hugely irritating to all the MPs who have decided that today is the day to throw in the towel.
Very much looking forward to Baroness Hale joining @lmhoxford as a visiting fellow when she steps down from the Supreme Court at the end of the year after making history
If British politics were a play, and the subplot was that they literally couldn't fix the building, your editor would tell you to cut it out. "I see what you're doing here, but the symbolism, it's a bit on the nose, isn't it?"
This is worthy of Yes Prime Minister. Govt source on challenge of reaching agreement between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn on a customs union: our position is a customs union but we don’t call it that. Labour’s position is not a customs union but they do call it that...
#lol#brexit
Boris Johnson has told the BBC that people want politicians in Westminster “not to focus on themselves, but to focus on the needs of the country”.
L'eusses-tu cru? Steve Baker, député conservateur intégriste du Brexit est fier de prendre un train baptisé "Brexit". Le convoi est tracté par une locomotive à vapeur qui marche en arrière. Cherchez les symboles.
Totally unacceptable that long suffering passengers face a 3.5% price hike for a sub standard rail service. The privatised rail rip off has to end. We need a railway in public ownership that supports and builds a vibrant economy and thriving communities. https://t.co/CJgR12FdW8
The Indian state seems rather keen on preventing a young Dalit leader from speaking at a conference on Ambedkar https://t.co/SGp3vJC4cD --- surely all else must be smooth sailing in the country.