I don’t know about you but I’ve got a good feeling about these talks. pic.twitter.com/hhKmFbbTPO

— Simon Blackwell (@simonblackwell) February 7, 2019

Brexit means lying your arse off to fool people into voting for something that is against their own best interests.
Brexit means wasting almost 3 years without any plan whatsoever.
Brexit means a totally unnecessary crisis.
“Special place in hell” indeed. https://t.co/ofux2qfkiV

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) February 7, 2019

#Cartoon #Brexit
Peter Brookes on Theresa May’s visit to Brussels. pic.twitter.com/wlnmsdtdrs

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) February 7, 2019

Self righteous twaddle. Brexit has made the UK an international laughing stock. https://t.co/PqW9G8vWoK

— JOHN NICOLSON M.P. (@MrJohnNicolson) February 7, 2019

‘I’m not surprised Donald Tusk is astonished by their behaviour because so am I’@hugorifkind criticises the approach adopted by Brexiteers and says the EU is justified in viewing this as Britain’s problem. #bbcqt pic.twitter.com/kIhiI8WqXP

— BBC Question Time (@bbcquestiontime) February 7, 2019

With neither side blinking yet in #Brexit negotiations, we explain the issue at the heart of the stare down: the backstop https://t.co/WbCk6q6x8Z pic.twitter.com/JD5KeYAMH1

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 7, 2019

There's a message here…. pic.twitter.com/P3ahJlIYVl

— Seán Napier (@Seanofthesouth) February 7, 2019

YouGov

Tories take 7-point lead in pollshttps://t.co/ktaYyskeGk

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) February 7, 2019

What never ceases to amaze me about Brexit is the discovery that "the British public" has shrunk to a pitiful handful of hateful tossers and everyone else has simply ceased to exist. It's a sort of miracle. pic.twitter.com/CTNF2h6J6w

— Dr Simon Ubsdell (@SimonUbsdell) February 7, 2019

Friday’s i: "Corbyn faces Labour revolt over Brexit offer to PM" #bbcpapers #tomorrowspaperstoday (via @AllieHBNews) pic.twitter.com/IpL5WriMNP

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) February 7, 2019

Jeremy Corbyn forced to calm growing Labour backlash over his offer to help Theresa May deliver Brexit https://t.co/aRtBx5huXO pic.twitter.com/pmNBIl2mot

— The Independent (@Independent) February 7, 2019

Time to be clear. May doesn’t want a Peoples Vote because it splits her party irredeemably.And it would be over Corbyn’s dead body who sees the EU as an evil Empire. We are out of the EU – probably with some 3rd rate deal. For both of them no Deal better than 2nd vote. A tragedy.

— Will Hutton (@williamnhutton) February 7, 2019

Brexit ferry company with no ferries may be stranded in a port that isn’t a porthttps://t.co/8WqzKalq6U

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) February 7, 2019

"I don't think the Trump family and their business ever expected to have to withstand the scrutiny of a criminal investigation into their books. I think it’s that simple… [Trump] acts like a man with something to hide…" – @nickconfessore w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/yGoefWYSnB

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) February 7, 2019

The Trump family made money from Donald Trump's inauguration, which cost $107 million. And now, prosecutors have some questions.

WHAT NEXT, our new daily news podcast, explains what you need to know.

Listen. 🎧 https://t.co/NhLl4HOcPK pic.twitter.com/mJw9Ti3uGV

— Slate (@Slate) February 7, 2019

Nunes prematurely shut down the House's Russia investigation, refused to release testimony, created fake scandals, and ultimately aided Trump's coverup

Those days are over.

Chairman @RepAdamSchiff has arrived and @realDonaldTrump should be terrified. https://t.co/cp3Lx21JPL

— rantt (@ranttmedia) February 7, 2019

According to the transcript of Paul Manafort's latest hearing, Trump's former campaign chairman kept working with Konstantin Kilimnik in Ukraine after being indicted, including discussing an unspecified "backdoor" related to their work. https://t.co/5twdk0jlms

— The Moscow Project (@moscow_project) February 7, 2019

Trump: "When I say something that you might think is a gaffe, it’s on purpose; it’s not a gaffe."https://t.co/MmR4UQ9nbF

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) February 7, 2019

Breaking News: Jeff Bezos accused the owner of the National Enquirer of "extortion and blackmail" in an extraordinarily personal online post https://t.co/oRswYC97qa

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 7, 2019

I’ve written a post about developments with the National Enquirer and its parent company, AMI. You can find it here: https://t.co/G1ykJAPPwy

— Jeff Bezos (@JeffBezos) February 7, 2019

So, seriously, read what Bezos has to say here — "If in my position I can’t stand up to this kind of extortion, how many people can?" — and consider it, particularly, in light of AMI and Pecker's involvement in the "ongoing" investigation into the Cohen campaign violations.

— Chris “Law Dork” Geidner (@chrisgeidner) February 7, 2019

Nice one @lpolgreen pic.twitter.com/f0Uq6lnaQn

— felix salmon (@felixsalmon) February 7, 2019

More evidence that Saudi Arabia's crown prince plotted the murder/dismemberment of journalist Jamal Khashoggi: Intercepts show that a full year before the killing, MBS spoke of using a "bullet" on Khashoggi https://t.co/9x867OUJBH

— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) February 7, 2019

The intelligence community seems to have decided that if the president won't read their work on the Khashoggi murder, maybe the New York Times will

— David Frum (@davidfrum) February 7, 2019

Kushner to unveil economic plan for Middle East peace: report https://t.co/RlZX917mYP pic.twitter.com/qFbuEiavI3

— The Hill (@thehill) February 7, 2019

Any Western country allowing Huawei or other Chinese equipment to be used in infrastructure projects will face U.S. countermeasures, the U.S. warns the EU https://t.co/BjNtk6Vsfb

— Bloomberg (@business) February 7, 2019

The vow of ‘never again’ is dying in Assad’s prisons https://t.co/scRmwlWyvL @PostOpinions featuring @omarAlshogre

— Josh Rogin (@joshrogin) February 7, 2019

Syrian Turkmen Groups in Latakia: An Overview via @bellingcat https://t.co/hpautKVJWb

— Eliot Higgins (@EliotHiggins) February 7, 2019

Frank Robinson, a Hall of Fame outfielder who hit 586 home runs and who was Major League Baseball’s first black manager, died at 83 https://t.co/Vn53mJxmw5

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 7, 2019

Memories of Frank. Unlocked, free for all to read. https://t.co/2J0rplxcne

— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) February 7, 2019