Theresa May can and should do more to go after the money of Mr Putin's cronies https://t.co/fFsjs68tOB

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 15, 2018

A Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman says allegations by Theresa May that Russia was to blame for the nerve agent poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal are insanehttps://t.co/PTGYel6DZ1 pic.twitter.com/CNdH77Ahmu

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 15, 2018

It’s a signal to anyone who deals with Putin’s business, especially his own agents & oligarchs, who mostly live abroad: I can kill you anywhere and the West will not protect you. https://t.co/MvEp9GmF0D

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) March 15, 2018

“We take no pleasure in having to constantly criticize Russia,” U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said. “But we need Russia to stop giving us so many reasons to do so.” https://t.co/2CDFGxwmsi

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) March 15, 2018

The teaser for the new Alan Partridge show is hilarious. pic.twitter.com/KndeQRZuCn

— Oonagh (@Okeating) March 15, 2018

My piece on #Russia.

1) It is not unreasonable to be sceptical of UK Govts & security services, given their history.
2) Putin's Russia is vicious, authoritarian & almost certainly responsible for #Salisbury.
3) This Govt could do much, much more. https://t.co/RAutlMRWdg

— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) March 15, 2018

President Trump has left it to aides to express public solidarity with Theresa May after she expelled 23 Russian diplomats https://t.co/6myfukko56

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 15, 2018

Brexit is the result of an English delusion, a crisis of identity resulting from a failure to come to terms with the loss of empire and the end of its own exceptionalism. https://t.co/zT2r2cK7W9

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) March 15, 2018

Russia sees UK as weak because of Brexit, says Lithuanian minister.

In the EU, we’re stronger. We should #StopBrexit and #Remain in the EU. https://t.co/rEBnze8RHM

— Remain Central #Rejoin (@remain_central) March 15, 2018

Will EU leaders sign off on the transition deal at next week’s EU summit? Danish PM @larsloekke He tells me “If the U.K. accepts the institutions, regulations and standards it should be easy to agree the transition period” … #Brexit

— Katya Adler (@BBCkatyaadler) March 15, 2018

Government is sharing its plan for the border after Brexit with companies, then getting them to sign gagging orders to hide that information from Parliament and the people. It makes a mockery of Parliamentary Sovereignty when MPs need this information to hold them to account. pic.twitter.com/cP3sV4gME3

— ChukaUmunna (@ChukaUmunna) March 15, 2018

Hopes of Brexit transition deal face Irish barrier https://t.co/nPOq3szNYz pic.twitter.com/vCQacxYEdM

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 15, 2018

The Trump Administration Is Accusing Russia Of Trying To Hack The US Power Grid https://t.co/zoeckBlutx via @kevincollier

— @hayesbrown.bsky.social (@HayesBrown) March 15, 2018

Donald Trump has crossed several red lines set forth in the Constitution and in federal statutes.
And if he fires Mueller he crosses another red line. His last.

Did Robert Mueller just cross Donald Trump's red line on Russia? https://t.co/N2zeJu2vgr

— Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) March 15, 2018

JUST IN: Mueller subpoenas Trump Org., demanding Russia documents, @nytmike shares his latest report. pic.twitter.com/NI9UCbqVcK

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 15, 2018

Dear House Intel Republicans: Mueller indicted 13 Russians for conspiracy to help @realDonaldTrump & disparage Hillary. Trump Administration has now sanctioned them.

You are going to look mighty stupid if your partisan report actually says these Russians weren't helping Trump. https://t.co/oklICvjZpu

— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) March 15, 2018

Hey now, guys. Don’t be too hard on yourselves. It’s downright hard to peddle conspiracy theories and cover for a corrupt president and his foreign patrons when the darn facts keep getting in the way. https://t.co/AFCZ2MMpEf

— Evan McMullin 🇺🇸 (@EvanMcMullin) March 15, 2018

White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders dodges a simple question: Is Vladimir Putin "a friend or a foe." https://t.co/NtjIBNjHuG pic.twitter.com/BeXmth0ZI0

— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) March 15, 2018

Trump protests, but another administration shakeup as soon as tomorrow is looking https://t.co/6ZcJm6LfVS

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) March 15, 2018

What an ignorant thing to say.
Andrew McCabe served honorably in the FBI on the SWAT team, fighting organized crime, combating terrorism, investigating the Boston Marathon bombing and securing the arrest of the terrorist who conspired on the Benghazi attack. He is a hero. https://t.co/qotxZgDnpV

— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) March 15, 2018

Everything I have thought about Trump and the press since July 2015 is represented in this column, to which I contributed quotes: https://t.co/4qDTEb4sVk

— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) March 15, 2018

After Trump says the Japanese "take a bowling ball from 20 feet up in the air and they drop it on the hood of the car. And if the hood dents, then the car doesn't qualify.” @PolitiFact’s analysis (FALSE!) would be funny if things were still funny. https://t.co/xyeRMt0LJe

— Dan Froomkin (PressWatchers.org) (@froomkin) March 15, 2018

My father doesn’t need torture explained to him. https://t.co/ajrtr7Vn5A

— Meghan McCain (@MeghanMcCain) March 15, 2018

Melania tries camouflage but still can't escape The Donald. #Trump #StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/OboPIltB46

— Mark McFadden (@MarkMcFadden) March 15, 2018

Clinton, 1995: "The history of N.Ireland has been written in the blood of its children & their parents. The cease-fire turned the page on that history. It must not be allowed to turn back."

Trump, 2018: "That's an interesting border… Will be interesting to see what happens." https://t.co/fWxfzuwyWL

— Damon Evans (@damocrat) March 15, 2018

Marielle Franco, a councillor for Brazil's leftwing PSOL party, was assassinated last night in Rio de Janeiro. A longtime campaigner on socialist causes, her final statements were against police violence in the city's favelas. #MariellePresente pic.twitter.com/tzhcyXiMZf

— Jacobin (@jacobin) March 15, 2018

The Koreas are getting busy planning for their summit next month. Seoul "wants to find a kind of grand deal to accomplish the North’s denuclearization and signing of a peace treaty," a govt official says. https://t.co/HLdn4EZAb2 pic.twitter.com/t9yULQ7oQy

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) March 15, 2018