17 comfirmed dead by Sheriff in Florida school shooting. 19 year old arrested. But once the horror fades, nothing will change in the US gun debate. Everything has changed for 17 families.

— Bill Neely (@BillNeelyReport) February 14, 2018

LATEST: https://t.co/eGLcm5EIQg
– At least 17 dead in South Florida high school shooting
– 19-year-old suspect taken into custody off campus
– The suspect had "countless magazines" and was believed to have an AR-15 rifle, sheriff says pic.twitter.com/ePDiC1XeKE

— ABC News (@ABC) February 15, 2018

President Trump offered "prayers and condolences" to the families of Florida school shooting victims https://t.co/nfo3zQSgO6

— TIME (@TIME) February 14, 2018

Donald Trump had more words to say about the bright future of a wife beater than the victims of the mass shooting in Florida.

— Devin Duke (@sirDukeDevin) February 15, 2018

Fuck you and the NRA cash in which you and your political party wallow. https://t.co/q12r3r4M03

— David Simon (@AoDespair) February 14, 2018

#Florida GOP leaders also currently working to make it easier to get a concealed weapons permit without a full background check. https://t.co/1QYFRedrk0 https://t.co/Ip9ysN7rxw

— Craig Pittman (@craigtimes) February 14, 2018

Why the NRA fights bans of the AR-15 rifle, the gun reportedly used in the Parkland, Florida school shooting: https://t.co/KkEEVrCEpx pic.twitter.com/mLlwta08Wy

— Slate (@Slate) February 15, 2018

Obama. 43. Clinton. 41. Reagan. Carter… They would all address the nation in a moment like this. @realdonaldtrump is headed to the private quarters at the White House.

— George Little (@georgelittledc) February 14, 2018

Trump wants a military parade in his honor but can’t be bothered to speak to the nation on a horrific day like today.

— Ned Price (@nedprice) February 15, 2018

Welcome to America – a country where Kinder Eggs are banned for safety reasons, but guns are not.#Parkland #Florida #GunControlNow pic.twitter.com/MIhQYkPszZ

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) February 15, 2018

Jacob Zuma has resigned as President of South Africa
Read more: https://t.co/MOL0W9tSCS pic.twitter.com/e8TPSkzeoM

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) February 14, 2018

How Jacob Zuma lost his job as South Africa's president https://t.co/KcVRD5zDOi pic.twitter.com/eB9qASv6Zq

— Bloomberg (@business) February 14, 2018

Video: Jacob Zuma – from hero to disgrace https://t.co/PCALERbLNj

— Financial Times (@FT) February 14, 2018

DUP leader Arlene Foster has announced that there is "no prospect" of a
return to devolved government at Stormont

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 14, 2018

"We had a way forward on all the issues… and the DUP have failed to close" – Michelle O'Neill, Sinn Fein on failure to agree on Stormont deal https://t.co/5Uvuy297bm pic.twitter.com/JhPNjjMo24

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) February 14, 2018

The fact that the DUP have abandoned devolved government in NI because of their inability to accept an Irish Language Act will further convince nationalists that a shared future isn’t possible in NI. Once again DUP’s behaviour will strengthen Nationalism.

— Danny Donnelly MLA (@DannyDonnelly1) February 14, 2018

I very much regret the statement from the DUP. Power sharing and working together are the only way forward for Northern Ireland. The Tanaiste and the Secretary of State are in close contact and we will continue to confer with the British Government about the next steps.

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 14, 2018

DUP's 6 negotiators, 10 Officers dared not show DUPSF 'accord' I am told to MLAs due to weekend unionist reaction over freestanding ILA.

— Eamonn Mallie (@EamonnMallie) February 14, 2018

"It would further advantage the Irish language over and above where we stand at the moment" – DUP MP Gregory Campbells tells @EvanHD why he opposes an Irish Language act #newsnight pic.twitter.com/nPF71HkolB

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) February 14, 2018

Boris Johnson gave a 4,600 word national address on #Brexit today. He didn't mention Ireland, or Northern Ireland, once. He did talk of stag parties in ancient cities and eye-popping activities by British citizens in Thailand. Insulting, reckless behaviour.

— Stephen Donnelly (@DonnellyStephen) February 14, 2018

The gags were lame, the delivery was ramshackle but worst of all he did little to allay any fears. If anything this rambling performance must surely have the country asking: “Why does this man have any power whatsoever?” https://t.co/1OxLDzvYYK

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) February 14, 2018

Waffly, bumbling, empty speech. With 13 months to go we need practical answers & details from Govt, not just Boris Johnson bluster. Confirms my view – why on earth is anyone still taking this man seriously?

— Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) February 14, 2018