UK PM Theresa May on spy poisoning: "Many of us looked at a post-Soviet Russia with hope. We wanted a better relationship, and it is tragic that President Putin has chosen to act in this way." https://t.co/psbxx3O8nA pic.twitter.com/RH4h6qC9IA

— CNN International (@cnni) March 14, 2018

Theresa May makes statement about Russia and Salisbury spy poisoning – Politics live https://t.co/uvdznsxEHx

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 14, 2018

MORE: No British ministers or members of the royal family will attend soccer World Cup in Russia after nerve agent attack on former spy, UK Prime Minister Theresa May says. https://t.co/r5BOzio9rI pic.twitter.com/JrU6n9CQEk

— ABC News (@ABC) March 14, 2018

Here is the statement from Jeremy Corbyn’s spokesman about his stance on Russia – via PA pic.twitter.com/VESaFCZo2T

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) March 14, 2018

This was entirely predictable. pic.twitter.com/YoRjMJu7Mz

— Dave Jones (@WelshGasDoc) March 14, 2018

The use of a nerve agent in Salisbury follows a well-established pattern of Russian state aggression pic.twitter.com/eY4Vy1pw9t

— Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (@FCDOGovUK) March 14, 2018

Putin critic found dead had prepared a hideaway amid fears for his life, bodyguard reveals https://t.co/YqXzVm2Lcr pic.twitter.com/FjMNjQVD5Z

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 14, 2018

Tomorrow's Times front page: France defies May over Russia pic.twitter.com/vkxkVygQur

— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) March 14, 2018

The US does now blame Russia for the chemical attack. Unlike France and Jeremy Corbyn. This tonight from the UN pic.twitter.com/U1efc41oOS

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) March 14, 2018

New White House statement on Skripal, Russia, the UK, etc, for those following along with me…#Salisbury pic.twitter.com/JoiA56ZdKr

— Niall Stanage (@NiallStanage) March 14, 2018

Want to punish Russia for its foul deeds? Cancel Brexit. They paid good money for it.

— Dan "the Legal Juggernaut" Kaszeta 🇱🇹 🇺🇦 (@DanKaszeta) March 14, 2018

Brexit: Brussels picks up the pace as paperwork mounts https://t.co/xbDuxKop5o

— Adam Fleming (@adamfleming) March 14, 2018

"This issue is about to be tested in the courts with a crowd-funded action against David Davis requiring him to call for such a referendum." https://t.co/QH5d0e9bby

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

Some of Britain's leading corporate bosses are expected to raise concerns about Brexit's potential impact on their UK workforces during talks this week with Theresa May: About time! @CBItweets https://t.co/Pp7BO4ARQT

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) March 14, 2018

A few of the Brexiters’ promises during the referendum, such as £350 million a week to the NHS would of course be welcomed. However, the problem is that none of them are true and none of these have been followed through. We will be worse of in every situation post-#Brexit.

— Tom Brake (@thomasbrake) March 14, 2018

'Not for Irish PM to chart Stormont talks', Foster https://t.co/oL3bLkykTt

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) March 14, 2018

The Information Commissioner's Office, the FoI watchdog, says it's aware of David Sterling's comments "which indicate that certain practices in NI Civil Service have been adopted to frustrate FoI requests. We will be contacting [him] to raise our concerns as a matter of urgency”.

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) March 14, 2018

WATCH: California students spell out #Enough during protest against gun violence#NationalWalkoutDay pic.twitter.com/YQUGcqdhQs

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 14, 2018

Mt. Diablo High students break through locked gates to participate in gun violence walkout https://t.co/ScTcMofALi pic.twitter.com/eyRYINKFUK

— Mercury News (@mercnews) March 14, 2018

SC governor: Student walkouts are "shameful," they should pray instead https://t.co/hcQHd4fFIz pic.twitter.com/mikWLhodzq

— The Hill (@thehill) March 14, 2018

Breaking News: The Democrat Conor Lamb has an insurmountable lead in a Pennsylvania House race in Trump country. We’re calling it in his favor.https://t.co/mGgHxH6AQ2

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 14, 2018

Democrat Conor Lamb carried 172 precincts President Trump won, while his Republican opponent, Rick Saccone, didn’t win any precincts Hillary Clinton carried in 2016, according an analysis by Miles Coleman of the elections website Decision Desk HQ https://t.co/UdVYgYHGoU

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 14, 2018

This is sad and dishonest spin from a sad and dishonest man https://t.co/8pZeQMUrKe

— Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) March 14, 2018

This is RUMINT, but pretty credible RUMINT: Trump preparing to fire Sessions, name Pruitt Acting AG (which he can be since he already holds a Senate confirmed position), and Pruitt fires Mueller. And McMaster likely to be replaced by Bolton. Shulkin also on way out, FWIW.

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) March 14, 2018

Trump: "Very soon we're going to Mars. You wouldn't be going to Mars if my opponent won."

— Ken Thomas (@KThomasDC) March 13, 2018

Angela Merkel is re-elected to a historic fourth term as Chancellor of Germany. The close vote in parliament ends almost six months of political turmoil. https://t.co/HI5X1sdB8L pic.twitter.com/E9CJzIPU1l

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) March 14, 2018

Ford recalls 1.4 million cars because their steering wheels might come off https://t.co/gg5DDRchED

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 14, 2018

Amid all the suffering, a small clique of government elites and their cronies inside and outside South Sudan have benefited financially from the fighting. https://t.co/idbJcLpGWB

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) March 14, 2018

New Sinn Fein leader @MaryLouMcDonald speaks to @camanpour on CNN https://t.co/dB4o8o47nF

— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) March 14, 2018

NASA study: Astronaut's DNA no longer the same as his identical twin's after year in space https://t.co/xZLgA6ViKq pic.twitter.com/VzG3BZsVkg

— The Hill (@thehill) March 14, 2018