Government communication has been so shambolic for the past year that I don’t know if this means we will be sending the kids to school tomorrow or if they will be closed for the next month.
The words of a liar - no prizes for guessing which - a few days after the 2016 referendum. A liar now being lionised by the lying newspapers who helped him ‘win’ in making the country weaker and poorer and strangling business with red tape.
I genuinely don’t understand the journey from Thatcherite true believer in markets to advocate of North Korean style self sufficiency that some Conservatives seem to have taken. It’s astonishing.
Anyone who doubts Britain's decision to opt out of the EU Vaccine procurement arrangements, should read this article in Der Spiegel. Ein absoluter clusterfuck.
Quick reminder that it was open to the government to extend transition. We didn't have to face covid and Brexit simultaneously. Of all the terribly stupid and irresponsible things they've done, that deserves the number one spot.
@ThatPodcastChap @davidfsmith I’m currently the only one with an alarm. Accidentally turned it off instead of sleeping it this morning. It’s been a little fraught for the last day of term!!
Thank goodness for Matthew Parris. As debate is silenced on the gravity of a thin deal and now #NoDealBrexit he keeps on keeping on (A Bennett) holding the gamblers and wreckers to account. Today: 'the cabinet avoiding the eyes of history - Shame on the whole damn lot' @thetimes
To continue to pursue this fringe agenda at the height of a pandemic is the most serious abrogation of responsibility I can imagine, and the Tory party as a whole should be completely ashamed of themselves. And as a country we must hold them to account.
I always knew then end of this year was going to be rough with the expected brinkmanship and accompanying noise that comes with it. But it’s still horrible. I hope that cooler heads prevail and an appropriate deal is reached with the EU.
But whatever happens, people need to remember how much disruption and pain has been caused by the Tories to try and settle an argument that was a priority for no one. To fulfil a project that even its proponents have been unable to define the benefits of ...