May risks 'total collapse' of government in Brexit impasse – Sunday Times https://t.co/8sde5hxTfM pic.twitter.com/nJ87F5Jplg

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 31, 2019

-Tory Party warning that May is unpopular; Brexiteers want to stick to May 22 leaving date
-Tory MPs might even block a government-led effort to trigger election
-Labour ahead in MoS poll
-By-election on Thursday in Wales 2/2

— Tim Stanley (@timothy_stanley) March 30, 2019

The Independent: We’ll delay Brexit for a referendum, says EU #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/CpShoF7lCc

— Helena Lee (@BBCHelenaLee) March 30, 2019

Fearing Brexit, protesters gather along Irish border https://t.co/JPUnrpv9Tp pic.twitter.com/rICqSnE4Vu

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 31, 2019

"more than 80% of Labour MPs backed Margaret Beckett’s motion saying that any deal to leave the EU should not be pushed through by parliament unless it has also been approved by the people" https://t.co/so37b0NFH1#PeoplesVote #Remain

— BremainInSpain #FBPE (@BremainInSpain) March 30, 2019

Shout it from the rooftops! The chickens are coming home to roost. Judgement time. "Conservative leadership candidates Boris Johnson and Michael Gove are facing growing calls to account for illegal behaviour by the official Vote Leave Brexit campaign." https://t.co/fKTd1ZfGFv

— Edwin Hayward🦄🏹🗡️ (@uk_domain_names) March 30, 2019

1. A man who has been proven to be up to his neck in corruption speaking at a Leave demo.
2. Official leave twitter account posts video of speech tagging the parody account of him.

Doesnt this just sum up Brexit? 😂 https://t.co/uW8TchOdUb

— An Ireland of equals (@Unity_Ref2021) March 29, 2019

Brexit has broken the Conservative and Labour parties. Thank goodness here in Scotland @NicolaSturgeon and her @theSNP Govt are getting on with the day job whilst the UK Govt is in chaos. We can’t fix broken Britain but we can secure our own future as a European nation. https://t.co/RhLsjpnKSA

— Ian Blackford (@IanBlackfordMP) March 30, 2019

Tomorrow's Sunday National front page … Ian Blackford says indyref2 must show 'stark contrast' to ugly scenes of Brexit Britain. PLUS: New poll shows 63% believe Scotland will be independent pic.twitter.com/SDm3e4aRUB

— Sunday National (@SunScotNational) March 30, 2019

US friends: British politics is complex right now. Here's as clear a possible explanation as I can find of the current Brexit options. pic.twitter.com/MV27aTKFBB

— Tamsin Shaw (@ProfessorShaw) March 30, 2019

Where’s the biblical quote from @marcorubio https://t.co/DZm25JWDjN

— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) March 30, 2019

Cutting off aid to Central America makes no sense even by Trump’s own lights. No successful immigration policy can begin at the border. Rather, it must go to the source and reduce the economic, security, and political incentives for people to leave. https://t.co/3dNJGWC38i

— Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) March 31, 2019

Similar to the technique Putin discovered in Syria, where his bombing and starving helped create more refugees to "menace" Europe & empower the racist, nationalist groups there who are his biggest fans. https://t.co/qKOIBw0iEe

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) March 30, 2019

Excellent @JRubinBlogger @washingtonpost piece. "Barr has permanently stained his reputation&politicized the Justice Department.He adds his name to a long list of people who have tossed away their credibility to protect the most unfit president in history" https://t.co/rSrhwdGrlN

— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) March 30, 2019

Banner on @CNN: "Trump says he's working with 4 to 5 senators on health care plan, but no such group appears to exist."

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 30, 2019

Moore really is the perfect Trump nominee in every way. https://t.co/lToGBCdMHk

— Matthew Miller (@matthewamiller) March 30, 2019

How Alex Jones and Infowars Helped a Florida Man Torment Sandy Hook Families https://t.co/yxvFyaGC2r via ⁦@nytimes⁩

— Jeffrey Levin (@jilevin) March 31, 2019

Bezos Investigation Finds the Saudis Obtained His Private Data https://t.co/xZuvojzoSx

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) March 30, 2019

'Grave terrorist attack': North Korea condemns raid on its Madrid embassy https://t.co/H5eQxBxb2y

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 31, 2019

The Rolling Stones are postponing their latest tour so Mick Jagger can receive medical treatment. https://t.co/RJitEb6YDD pic.twitter.com/QrLairG7Ns

— ABC News (@ABC) March 31, 2019

LIGHTS OUT: The Eiffel Tower goes dark for Earth Hour, joining other cities around the world in a call for global action on climate change. https://t.co/eSn5fz0Mqv pic.twitter.com/ixxuWjXNPg

— ABC News (@ABC) March 30, 2019

Earth hour is every hour of every day. #earthhour pic.twitter.com/Qxv3nY9oJL

— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) March 30, 2019

The Daily Telegraph believes it is time for Theresa May to step down as Prime Minister, for the sake of Brexit, her party and democracy: "The political system cannot take this much consistent failure without a reckoning at the top." https://t.co/cQh0QgxbZz

— Tim Stanley (@timothy_stanley) March 29, 2019

In her desperate attempts to get her Brexit deal approved, the British Prime Minister Theresa May has increased the potential for upheaval: https://t.co/KGSpXG73Tv pic.twitter.com/7p9hhMZPl3

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) March 29, 2019

The Sun : A letter was delivered to the PM signed by 170 Tory MPs – demanding the UK leaves the EU within the next few months, no matter what.

Also signed by 10 Cabinet ministers! https://t.co/a5Kl2zBZLO

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) March 29, 2019

Brexit editors tonight produce some of the angriest front pages ever seen. But some sold their readers a simple ‘conscious uncoupling’ from the EU that could never happen. pic.twitter.com/zNSvY28UkS

— David Yelland (@davidyelland) March 29, 2019

MP says they understand ERG are seriously split, now that the DUP have indicated they’d be willing to back Remain if needed to save the Union.

— Laura Hughes (@Laura_K_Hughes) March 29, 2019

Worth noting that unlike Sammy Wilson, Nigel Dodds has a slender majority.

And unlike Sammy Wilson’s, Nigel Dodds’ constituency voted by majority to remain.

And also unlike Sammy Wilson, Nigel Dodds isn’t actually a complete idiot.

Just an observation, you understand. https://t.co/nUdMdsS79h

— Ian James Parsley (@ianjamesparsley) March 29, 2019

"I was only a puppet, and so was Ulster, and so was Ireland, in the political game that was to get the Conservative Party into power.": Sir Edward Carson https://t.co/bI4i5i0th9

— Gerry Lynch (@gerrylynch) March 29, 2019

BREAKING: Dominic Grieve loses confidence vote at Beaconsfield Conservative Association by 182 to 131 votes; paves way for deselection

— Gabriel Pogrund (@Gabriel_Pogrund) March 29, 2019

Dominic Grieve (who won’t *ever* be on Twitter!) has put country & his principles before party & career to fight May’s damaging Brexit. He’s a man of true courage, respected across the Commons, who shows true leadership. So sad for him that UKIP have taken over his Association. https://t.co/8xtdM7bIxz

— Dr Paul Williams MP (@PaulWilliamsMP) March 29, 2019

EU leaders to meet on Brexit on April 10: summit chair Tusk https://t.co/32RtPHAvxt pic.twitter.com/aoSjn3cydi

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 29, 2019

I couldn't keep updating my own Brexit flowchart, so I talked to the guy that made 27 versions instead #brexitday https://t.co/thpZVh6xJV

— Allison McCann (@atmccann) March 29, 2019

So today @shahmiruk & I recorded a podcast for the @guardian & it was all quite emotional – Shahmir re-living the awful trauma of a year ago. I am so in awe of the guts he’s shown. Please show him the 💕. He has been through the wringer. All because he told the truth. pic.twitter.com/TcqzcT3H9m

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) March 29, 2019

The true (ugly) face of the #Brexit movement https://t.co/ZgEVW5Mug9

— Sen. Neale Richmond (@nealerichmond) March 29, 2019

In stark contrast to the peaceful #putittothepeople march the Brexit demo ends in arrests. Do we really want to hand control of our future to people who think violence and intimidation is the answer to our problems? Do we, really?https://t.co/lENuRu8e3q pic.twitter.com/sIhgBcFFQI

— Matt Gallagher #FBPE Last Of The Independents (@TammRehgallag) March 29, 2019

I filmed this leaving work earlier. Absolutely surreal to mingle in Parliament Square and witness Whitehall full of fash ultras listening to weird hoarse-voiced Tommy Robinson screaming about Islam, refugees and English children. pic.twitter.com/gfhrFAf1Ux

— J A Earley (@AlbyEarley) March 29, 2019

There's already been a few scuffles in Parliament square as pissed up far right idiots are blocking traffic. There is also this really drunk woman laying on the grass with her bum crack showing. People have to keep prodding her to make sure she is still alive. #BrexitDay

— Anti-Fascist Intel (@AntifaIntel) March 29, 2019

Still no pulse on third attempt. Stone cold.

May insists her deal is just resting and can still fly. pic.twitter.com/ULVPcAoxxH

— Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) March 29, 2019

“People called Britons they go the Brexit? Conjugate the verb…” https://t.co/OT2oAAaDaV

— Nick Pettigrew (@Nick_Pettigrew) March 29, 2019

New Royal Yacht Britannia would ‘unite’ the country after Brexit, says minister https://t.co/3pd2lCDKEF

— PoliticsHome (@politicshome) March 29, 2019

And at leastGame of Thrones will end soon. https://t.co/NVuSMViq0Y

— Fintan O'Toole (@fotoole) March 29, 2019

‘Mueller Report To Be Given To Congress By Mid-April, Attorney General Barr Says’

‘Redacted’ @GOP 🙄https://t.co/Tht1fPCiKu

— RynheartTheReluctant (@TheRynheart) March 29, 2019

Nadler says Mueller report should be released to Congress without redactions https://t.co/blk0fcS35c pic.twitter.com/LTE1OM9630

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 29, 2019

Barr's new letter all but ensures a fight is coming: Dems' position is that "there is nothing stopping Barr from giving us the grand-jury material" that informed Mueller’s findings, The Atlantic reports. "If he doesn't, then that amounts to a cover-up."https://t.co/QJANtQ4KL1

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 29, 2019

Has the Mueller report changed anything? On @NewYorkerRadio, @mashagessen and @sbg1 weigh in: https://t.co/vI66zrYoN0 pic.twitter.com/lAskdYWpfD

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) March 29, 2019

Source says RNC and America First are prepared to attack reporters. “Any reporter who tries [to attack Trump] will be hit with 30-second spots of all their ridiculous claims about collusion. Their tweets have all been screencapped. It’s all ready to go.” https://t.co/qbSijmXztA

— Elaina Plott (@elainaplott) March 28, 2019

1. Create A Problem.
2. Bring the Cameras In.
3. Announce You're Solving the Problem.

The Trump strategy for declaring quick victories to emergencies his administration createshttps://t.co/h6TJktxXH1

— Toluse Olorunnipa (@ToluseO) March 29, 2019

Re-upping Pres Trump last night on "the elite"

"I have a better education than them, I'm smarter than them, I went to the best schools, they didn't. Much more beautiful house, much more beautiful apartment. Much more beautiful everything. And I'm president & they're not”

— Karen Travers (@karentravers) March 29, 2019

A new presidential permit for the Keystone XL pipeline has been issued by Donald Trump. Here's the story: https://t.co/LqaROQ734e https://t.co/wnSCLXvdzv

— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) March 29, 2019

Full @Reuters exclusive:https://t.co/hnhcVewx4C

— Vipin Narang (@NarangVipin) March 29, 2019

Trump threatening to completely close the border with Mexico. If he can do that, makes you wonder what the point of a Wall is. https://t.co/10unPeZkBq

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) March 29, 2019

Pompeo meets Saudi prince who lured Jamal Khashoggi to his death https://t.co/ITJW47hSCm

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) March 29, 2019

Trump is a traitor. This article lays out the evidence in four cases: Russia, Turkey, North Korea, and Saudi Arabia. https://t.co/pDyOq3ZkU7

— Will Saletan (@saletan) March 29, 2019

Black box data suggests a similar series of events may have caused the two Boeing 737 Max crashes. With @jamesglanz: https://t.co/ebvw37cSTx

— Thomas Kaplan (@thomaskaplan) March 29, 2019

The first edition of ‘The Irish Times’ was published today 160 years ago https://t.co/paHgAoQkcP

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) March 29, 2019

Tonight at 11pm, the UK was meant to become a sovereign nation once more; but it’s been delayed because it’s a sovereign nation. pic.twitter.com/qaK8ecF2fC

— Huw (@ed_son) March 28, 2019

UK parliament speaker approves Friday vote on Brexit Withdrawal Agreement https://t.co/R2NL8zI8bf pic.twitter.com/hJLn0KVoQ7

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 28, 2019

Fri Order Paper's out! 3 ams tabled to gov #WithdrawalAgreement approval motion: MacNeil/Clarke: revocation legislation now; SNP/PC: no Brexit, no WA Bill w/o Scot/Welsh Parly consent; Snell/Nandy/Field: requirement in WA Bill for HoC resolution before gov signs future rel treaty

— Brigid Fowler (@Brigid_Fowler) March 28, 2019

Can @theresa_may win her meaningful vote tomorrow? And if not, what is her plan B? https://t.co/FlPJGL4rJw

— Robert Peston (@Peston) March 28, 2019

Will Meaningful Vote 2.5 have any meaning? https://t.co/fYQSgs60Zh

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) March 28, 2019

UK PM Theresa May promises to resign if her twice-defeated #Brexit deal gets through parliament pic.twitter.com/EXyhEft3Ig

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 28, 2019

The EU’s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, told the bloc’s ambassadors that a no deal was now “the most plausible outcome”. https://t.co/9gcqUZ6spe

— Daniel Boffey (@DanielBoffey) March 28, 2019

NEW: The European Union Thinks The UK Is Left With Two Choices After The Last 24 Hours Of Brexit Chaos https://t.co/yv246u7NBN

— Alberto Nardelli (@AlbertoNardelli) March 28, 2019

Govt ministers now privately suggesting that a general election will be called if tomorrow's vote is blocked, or things 'fall apart' early next week. •head/desk*

— Paul Waugh (@paulwaugh) March 28, 2019

Give @nicholaswatt the Pulitzer: "I said to Cabinet one minister, 'why is the Prime Minister holding a vote when she is pretty sure she will lose?' And using very strong language, this Cabinet Minister said: 'Fuck knows. I am past caring. It is like the living dead in here.'" pic.twitter.com/KF1HcpNRQZ

— Graeme Demianyk (@GraemeDemianyk) March 28, 2019

I will genuinely give a crowdfunding contribution to any media outlet gives them nothing more than 50 words in total. https://t.co/tjLMpFI0Yt

— James Ball (@jamesrbuk) March 28, 2019

“What’s actually happened is that the inherent dishonesty of Brexit has come home to roost.”

Former editor of the Sun @davidyelland says it's "impossible for this country to leave without doing irreparable damage to the economy and to our children’s generation”#newsnight pic.twitter.com/uuDWAwsqNJ

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) March 28, 2019

Becoming increasingly clear that no deal will see Northern Ireland treated differently to rest UK https://t.co/Nh5tjy0idf

— David Henig (@DavidHenigUK) March 28, 2019

"The DUP’s final decision on the Withdrawal Agreement will have consequences that will go beyond the topic of Brexit, beyond the life of this Parliament, and far beyond the rarefied halls of Westminster…"https://t.co/F1F1pC5XYq

— Lisa Claire Whitten (@LisaClaireWhit1) March 28, 2019

If the DUP want to leave the EU but maintain the same regulatory framework as the rest of GB they could have voted for a soft Brexit option (CU+SM) last night. Instead they voted for a variety of no deal- which we know would divide society and crash the economy here. Why?

— Duncan Morrow (@duncan_morrow) March 28, 2019

– What if
– No
– Or they could
– Wouldn’t work because
– That’s true. Has anyone
– Yes but you’re forgetting
– Right. And the thing with the
– Rejected long ago
– I read a
– Wasn’t true
– I’ve always thought
– Lots of people say that and then
– Bit stuck, so
– Completely

— The Irish Border (@BorderIrish) March 28, 2019

I'm now so obsessed with Bercow saying "Mr Peter Bone" that I've spent a period of time setting it to the opening of Beethoven's 5th. Brexit is literally driving me mad. pic.twitter.com/P5w31OWkWi

— Rhodri Marsden (@rhodri) March 28, 2019

In my replies today, a number of people have expressed their delight at Bercow saying the name "Bambos Charalambous", which of course prompts me to do the following, which probably won't last on here longer than 2 minutes but it's worth a crack. pic.twitter.com/Ew0cDY4yQ0

— Rhodri Marsden (@rhodri) March 28, 2019

Banksy artwork depicting MPs as chimps put on display 'to mark Brexit day' https://t.co/xIWI6DAJR4

— The Independent (@Independent) March 28, 2019

I say this to the President, and his defenders in Congress:

You may think it’s okay how Trump and his associates interacted with Russians during the campaign.

I don’t.

I think it’s immoral. I think it’s unethical. I think it’s unpatriotic. And yes, I think it’s corrupt. pic.twitter.com/nTdgRVfssQ

— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) March 28, 2019

We're one minute in and Trump has already blatantly lied about the Mueller report. (Mueller did not exonerate him of obstruction.) pic.twitter.com/AnFvt8KQuY

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 28, 2019

Feeling all the Mueller feels. 🎶😳🤨🌈🍸 pic.twitter.com/zMGUhTLpcL

— Randy Rainbow (@RandyRainbow) March 28, 2019

NEW: How did @realDonaldTrump inflate his net worth to lenders?
–Added 10 stories to Trump Tower.
–Added 800 acres to his winery.
–Added 24 ready-to-sell lots to his property in CA.
We've got (some of the) inflated docs investigators now want to see. https://t.co/cNfKTsSlrW

— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) March 28, 2019

#BREAKING: Trump Homeland Security will request authority to deport unaccompanied migrant children: report https://t.co/VIXRTQmuHz pic.twitter.com/SlxIhAhrEA

— The Hill (@thehill) March 28, 2019

“[Trump] does this thing where he takes credit for funding [the Special Olympics]. You don’t get to take credit for reinstating the funding that you were going to cut and everybody applauds. That’s not how this works.” – @ZerlinaMaxwell w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/YHg8qXZIPy

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) March 28, 2019

Reality check: Trump does not have the power to authorize funding of the Special Olympics — only Congress does. The proposal to strip its funding came from the draft budget his administration submitted to Congress, which was likely to be disregarded anywayhttps://t.co/CVRsTs2BDA

— Axios (@axios) March 28, 2019

Viewers of Thursday’s confirmation hearing of acting interior secretary David Bernhardt were met with a surprise https://t.co/g4Ho4AJTIy

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 28, 2019

Trump’s lawyers say that he personally blocks some of his critics. https://t.co/xQQ920VkiZ

— Slate (@Slate) March 28, 2019

Trump was consumed by his feud with Kim Jong Un & made nuclear threats as he toured storm damage in Puerto Rico in 2017, sources say. @Acosta reports that at one point, Trump pointed to the "nuclear football" & said he could use it on Kim whenever he felt. https://t.co/lUtbqyHu5L pic.twitter.com/klHCHslYEr

— CNN (@CNN) March 28, 2019

Today, at the @UN Security Council, Canada condemned white supremacist terrorism. This grave terrorist threat must not be ignored and must be at the top of the agenda when we talk about confronting terrorism. pic.twitter.com/brVf64HeGT

— Chrystia Freeland (@cafreeland) March 28, 2019

Update from Waseem Al Sati, the father who was shot multiple times along with his daughter in the New Zealand Mosque terrorist attack.

"Don't forget us from your prayers. And we are all one guys. We always will be."

Retweet ❤️😭 pic.twitter.com/Wf5wEqmzfT

— StanceGrounded (@_SJPeace_) March 28, 2019

Woman promises she will put away can of petrol after the house has burnt downhttps://t.co/0u9h4O217x

— Sathnam Sanghera (@Sathnam) March 27, 2019

The Prime Minister has announced her planned resignation. She has not spoken to the country; she has not told parliament; she has told a closed meeting of Tory MPs and released a text. May in a nutshell

— robert shrimsley (@robertshrimsley) March 27, 2019

Tomorrow’s Guardian
-The mess that is Brexit pic.twitter.com/oXm5iEph60

— Paul Johnson (@paul__johnson) March 27, 2019

A consequence of May's likely resignation is that the unresolved question of Britain's future relations with Europe, to be negotiated in phase 2 of talks, will largely be decided on hustings in a Tory Party leadership contest. Fewer than 120,000 deciding on behalf of 46m.

— Patrick Wintour (@patrickwintour) March 27, 2019

Read attached @SteveBakerHW remarks to ERG. @theresa_may should be concerned. pic.twitter.com/suWRsNKXMc

— Robert Peston (@Peston) March 27, 2019

Having tried to enable both against the wishes of most of NI, the DUP now finds itself getting in the way of both Brexit and a Hard Brexit Tory leader. https://t.co/hDkE2jyyKr

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) March 27, 2019

The DUP are exceptionally precise with language – especially in statements. This does not say the DUP will vote against the deal. Rather, it says they won't vote for it. However, the logic of the rhetoric in the statement is that they cannot abstain – they have to vote against it pic.twitter.com/xJca4S1L1q

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) March 27, 2019

discuss https://t.co/m2FX8Brvff

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) March 27, 2019

BREAKING: @Jacob_Rees_Mogg tells #peston that if DUP can't be brought round, then "I will support the DUP, if they are still opposing it". In other words, he's off-side again.

— Paul Brand (@PaulBrandITV) March 27, 2019

All this, all of this, just because Boris Johnson wants to be Prime Minister.

The UK has to now implode, in real time, just because Boris Johnson wants to be Prime Minister.

— David Allen Green (@davidallengreen) March 27, 2019

Boris Johnson is contemptible- grinning from ear to ear after the 1922 Committee tonight, contemplating his manoeuvres may have landed him the Prime Ministership. He is a charlatan and a shit, not competent to run a whelk stall . He will split country and party.

— Will Hutton (@williamnhutton) March 27, 2019

Suddenly all his “principled” objections have evaporated https://t.co/EHj5nV8tcV

— Philip Coggan (@econbartleby) March 27, 2019

This would be tricky for Boris Johnson given his unseemly rush to back the deal once he knew the prime minister job would be up for grabs https://t.co/25xqMO8lTa

— Stuart Millar (@stuartmillar159) March 27, 2019

Four months ago, Boris Johnson told the DUP conference that Theresa May's deal would mean Northern Ireland becoming "an economic semi-colony of the EU…no Conservative British Government could or should sign up to such arrangements".
Tonight he says he's voting for her deal. pic.twitter.com/uKLtV9pTEe

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) March 27, 2019

Far be it from me to fuck up anyone's day or anything, but we need to remember that whatever happens over the next few weeks, barring some miracle that causes Article 50 to be revoked, is just the start of it.

We have fucking YEARS of this shit pencilled in. Years. Ｙｅａｒｓ.

— Max 🏳️‍🌈🧜🏿‍♀️ (@SpillerOfTea) March 27, 2019

I like how the Speaker saying he won’t allow a third vote on the deal was such a curveball that that the rest of the news has just been in denial and carried on for the past week as if there is going to be a vote – with no clear explanation of how it happens

— Jon Stone (@joncstone) March 27, 2019

BREAKING: Parliament says NO to every Brexit option in indicative votes:

No deal 160-400
Common Market 2.0 188-283
EFTA 65-377
CU 264-272
Labour Plan 237-307
Revoke Artixle 50 184-293
Second vote 268-295
Malthouse 139-422

— Daniel Hewitt (@DanielHewittITV) March 27, 2019

A handy guide to the Brexit plans being put to an indicative vote. pic.twitter.com/hmHInQeBjw

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) March 26, 2019

Full list of proposed ‘indicative vote’ options: pic.twitter.com/7SJKxiXdgi

— Alex (@alexinlaw) March 27, 2019

We now go live to the indicative vote pic.twitter.com/bA9igVRvDh

— Hilly (@HillyFoz) March 27, 2019

Anyone sense a pattern? In new @CNN poll 43% say #Mueller report exonerated Trump. In 2016, Trump won 46% of vote. In 2018, Rs won 45% of House vote & 45% approved of Trump in exits. Roughly 40% approve of #borderwall & emergency. That's his audience. https://t.co/kDOF9Iou4u

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) March 27, 2019

The notion that Democrats may take up where probe left off is politically risky for the party https://t.co/lNxLOM73nN (via @IrishTimesOpEd)

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) March 27, 2019

Cutting funding for Special Olympics? Really? Is there anything more cruel? (Well, I guess eliminating healthcare support for millions of Americans might compete.) https://t.co/8r8hmspCXP

— Michael McFaul (@McFaul) March 27, 2019

Oh, but let’s penalize some of the most needy in our country. pic.twitter.com/TSqlTAtdnf

— sa4819 (@sa4819) March 27, 2019

I think I get it. There IS something to hide! https://t.co/tNrK2Ot5nC

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) March 27, 2019

Trump and the Republican Party want to ensure insurance companies are able to discriminate against the more than 130 million Americans living with pre-existing conditions. https://t.co/oZq3P8Ey7j

— Nancy Pelosi (@TeamPelosi) March 27, 2019

SCOOP: The U.S. Department of Energy has approved six authorizations for U.S. companies seeking to conduct nuclear related work in Saudi Arabia https://t.co/wM6p2YF7e5

— Erin Banco (@ErinBanco) March 27, 2019

“Is it now 1840?” China remembers the trade wars of the 19th century. Does the US? History has been haunting negotiations between the world’s two largest economies, which have dragged on for more than a year. @arappeport https://t.co/fKtQeKewfD

— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) March 27, 2019

“Russia is getting ready for something.”

As Moscow beefs up its military bases in Crimea, experts and politicians have called for local NATO member states to come together and reinforce their security.https://t.co/AlIn4jLpUh

— Balkan Insight (@BalkanInsight) March 27, 2019

Tory Brexiters want May resignation date in order to back deal https://t.co/3BwS9KQ2ix

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 26, 2019

Politics professor Sir John Curtice says both Leave and Remain voters "are now largely united" in opposition to Theresa May's #Brexit deal

Live updates: https://t.co/hxDIVGZuev pic.twitter.com/0iGN0aHMDd

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) March 26, 2019

NEW: Understand tomorrow’s indicative votes will work like this…

MPs get ballot paper

They vote on all options at once

It will be 🔲Yes 🔲No next to each rather than preference votes

Speaker decides which options are on ballot paper

Result probably declared that night

— Paul Brand (@PaulBrandITV) March 26, 2019

Don’t usually retweet the Daily Mail (!) but this article is a good clear explainer about what’s happening in UK Parliament tomorrow including my #RevokeArticle50 motion #Brexit #indicativevotes https://t.co/Cp3x5NsOLB

— Joanna Cherry QC MP (@joannaccherry) March 26, 2019

I will be voting for this motion tomorrow. Time to put it back to the people as the only way forward. https://t.co/lCVVZDEqo8

— Hilary Benn (@hilarybennmp) March 26, 2019

This is the most serious problem for the indicative vote process https://t.co/5qhTL9vaXz

— David Henig (@DavidHenigUK) March 26, 2019

Prime minister "would break the law if she ignores Letwin result". So tomorrow's indicative votes by MPs looking for a route through Brexit mess matter https://t.co/xVPr1OJR83

— Robert Peston (@Peston) March 26, 2019

More colleagues are ready to quit the government to force a change of course on #Brexit, says ex-minister Alistair Burt – urging PM Theresa May to listen and "try something else"

[tap to expand] https://t.co/g47lYoVdIA pic.twitter.com/XE0dJsPFcz

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) March 26, 2019

Rees-Mogg may be willing to back May's Brexit deal – DUP says ERG more focused on Brexit than Unionhttps://t.co/9zbRCq4ytS

— Mary C. Murphy (@MaryCMurphy) March 26, 2019

Plebs. Know your place… pic.twitter.com/8hwWKOAcHU

— Awatha #Revoke #Remain #Reunite #FBPE 🤢😳😡 (@mudjokivis) March 26, 2019

There's an element of Dundelaology about this, but it seems that Sammy Wilson's support for a lengthy delay to Brexit is not (yet, at least) the DUP position. He was, though, way ahead of the party on backing Brexit in the first place…https://t.co/17rA1Epog6

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) March 26, 2019

Got to hand it to @krishgm for this exemplary #c4news intro for thick Tory charlatan Ben Bradley MP. pic.twitter.com/c6xjxxZwTu

— Paddy Sisyphus (@PaddySisyphus) March 26, 2019

I agree @Peston. Whichever side of the debate you are on, revoking Art50 is the best way to TAKE BACK CONTROL of #BREXIT. If MPs won’t support the WA, revoke then plan to leave in a managed way. Alternatively, carve a legit route to remain via the 3Rs: REVOKE, REFERENDUM, REMAIN. https://t.co/tRGRpkzQMf

— Fabian Picardo (@FabianPicardo) March 26, 2019

#Brexit: Petition to revoke Article 50 to be debated next week https://t.co/0z1mplSJyh

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 26, 2019

Government rejects 'Revoke Article 50' petition saying it will not cancel Brexit https://t.co/pZ55waBWDK

— The Independent (@Independent) March 26, 2019

Get a load of the grin on Sen. @RoyBlunt's face as Trump lies about the Mueller report, falsely claiming it says "no obstruction" pic.twitter.com/YxPVgBUIfq

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 26, 2019

How long are we going to breathlessly parrot Republican claims that the Mueller report puts them on offense while they simultaneously take affirmative steps to withhold the report from the public? https://t.co/aPom7xD6H7

— Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) March 26, 2019

Happy to have contributed to this strong counterintelligence piece by ⁦@NatashaBertrand: ⁩ Barr’s Summary Omits a Key Aspect of Mueller's Report – The Atlantic ⁦#MuellerReport https://t.co/bTJgxfgtVd

— Frank Figliuzzi (@FrankFigliuzzi1) March 26, 2019

"I had a boss, Donald Trump, who wanted to have some sort of working relationship with Russia"

George Papadopoulos on how "campaign was fully aware of what [he] was doing" pic.twitter.com/biIx8NBOHV

— TheBeat w/Ari Melber (@TheBeatWithAri) March 26, 2019

Fact: They did talk to Russians. https://t.co/iM1w7c6OrN

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) March 26, 2019

The frame being preemptively set up for when the full report drops: Anyone who thinks there are important questions beyond “is there a prosecutable crime?” or doubts Barr’s conclusory assertion on obstruction should be determinative, “can’t let go.” https://t.co/ieTEmYLi4H

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) March 26, 2019

Some good questioning here by Wolf. There is no good explanation for why team Trump did not inform the FBI of the multiple times Russians or other foreign entities had reached out to them to offer assistance in the election. https://t.co/DILfrdYWmw

— Seth Cotlar (@SethCotlar) March 26, 2019

One of the President's chief media allies openly calling for the AG to shut down a legal investigation to protect Trump. https://t.co/rZe7PJ24Am

— Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan) March 26, 2019

If the Mueller Report made Trump look good he’d be selling it at the Mar-a-Lago gift shop with a hefty mark-up. https://t.co/aqpXf8Cd2l

— John Aravosis 🇺🇸 (@aravosis) March 26, 2019

NATO's Jens Stoltenberg will meet with Trump on April 2, White House says.

— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) March 26, 2019

CNN today has been nearly three solid hours of Jussie Smollett and maybe like five minutes on the Trump administration seeking to completely invalidate the Affordable Care Act.

— Benjamin Freed (@brfreed) March 26, 2019

As always, it is worth remembering that, six months into his presidency, Donald Trump did not appear to have any idea what health insurance actually costshttps://t.co/Y73Fcn7y8P

— Dylan Scott (@dylanlscott) March 26, 2019

Trump privately told senior advisers he only wants funds going to Puerto Rico for the electric grid. Let's call it for what it is: he will eventually look to capitalize on their despair by building hotels and golf courses for Trump Org and his real estate buddies. https://t.co/n9EAk2RzYt

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) March 26, 2019

NEW: Purdue Pharma has settled with Oklahoma AG for $270M, marking the first significant settlement for a company that faces more than 1,600 cases related to the opioid crisis, according to a person familiar with the matter. https://t.co/mJ6ziapB90

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 26, 2019

Gareth Southgate shows Montenegro how to react but what will Uefa do? | Daniel Taylor https://t.co/zHGmIF1w0U

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 26, 2019

CNN talked with NASA today about why the all-female spacewalk was canceled.

Turns out going into space literally changes a person's body and it's not super easy to plan for sizing changes from aboard the International Space Station: https://t.co/46GEQ1InZb

— Kyle Feldscher (@Kyle_Feldscher) March 27, 2019

Commons passes motion that confirms indicative votes will now happen – by 327 to 300. MPs now take control of route through Brexit mess from PM. @jeremycorbyn immediately says house must decide if “any deal should be put to people in confirmatory referendum”

— Robert Peston (@Peston) March 25, 2019

The House of Commons passed a vote to pry control of the Brexit process away from British Prime Minister Theresa May https://t.co/YbY3924euu

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 25, 2019

May loses yet another #Brexit vote
-Three ministers resign
-Thirty Tory MPs rebel
Tomorrow’s Guardian pic.twitter.com/hRbh3U3AYA

— Paul Johnson (@paul__johnson) March 25, 2019

Full report: Parliament finally takes control of Brexit https://t.co/UsKEHtHMkJ

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 25, 2019

“The crucial thing about tonight is that parliament has finally taken back control from a hapless prime minister… the priority of the SNP is to make sure that the UK remains in the EU” – the SNP’s Joanna Cherry@joannaccherry | #newsnight pic.twitter.com/ElrAOZWvlG

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) March 25, 2019

Brexiteers: we voted leave so parliament can take back control

[MPs vote to hand power to parliament]

Brexiteers: NOT LIKE THAT

— Frances Weetman (@francesweetman) March 25, 2019

Fuck knows how the government will survive this political tsunami https://t.co/hyqUbeQ1Fi

— Irvine Welsh (@IrvineWelsh) March 25, 2019

Tonight, 30 Tory MPs rebelled and voted for the Letwin amendment.

Reasonable to assume this is the number of supporters of a softer Brexit.

If 35 SNP MPs are locked into a Revoke/2nd Ref position and won’t support soft Brexit, then it cannot achieve a majority. @IanBlackfordMP

— Tom Kibasi (@TomKibasi) March 25, 2019

2016:
“Leaving the EU means no longer being told what to do by unelected foreigners”

2019: pic.twitter.com/1o1uv7vahZ

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) March 25, 2019

Bercow asked what House can do about fact PM seems to be ruling out honouring indicative votes before they even take place. Bercow says proceed "with this process… and if there are such votes subsequently… wholehearted participation in them by colleagues is to be recommended"

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 25, 2019

The UK was due to leave the #EU in 96 hours. The Conservative #ERG group has been coming under huge pressure from pro-#Brexit colleagues to get behind May’s deal. Could tonight’s vote persuade them?

— Vicki Young (@BBCVickiYoung) March 25, 2019

Striking similarity between end of poll tax & end of Brexit. In weeks before Thatcher’s fall ever more absurd & convoluted attempts were made to keep it alive. But only viable course was to scrap it entirely & remove Thatcher

Revoke Article 50. Remove May. It’s that simple

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) March 25, 2019

Prime Minister wannabe @DominicRaab blocked @mrjamesob after he made a viral video fact-checking his statements. So we spent today broadcasting that video to Raab's constituents all over Esher and Walton. pic.twitter.com/UDrlzsx1kp

— Led By Donkeys (@ByDonkeys) March 25, 2019

I know the world doesn’t revolve around the US, but you *might* want to choose a different name, lads. https://t.co/uMF6uyms1U

— Julia Kite (@juliakite) March 25, 2019

On 9-11 our sovereignty was attacked and the public was able to read a 500 page report on how it happened. Our sovereignty was attacked in 2016 and all we get is a 4-page summary. This is what partisan politics under McConnell will bring you. https://t.co/Tvod4xkZo3

— Amy McGrath (@AmyMcGrathKY) March 25, 2019

Decoded: What the summary of the Mueller report says about Trump and obstruction of justice https://t.co/XYYU5ve7yS pic.twitter.com/3xdvMHk2JZ

— CNN (@CNN) March 25, 2019

Until we hear from Mueller, call it the Barr Report.

— Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) March 25, 2019

NEW: House Dems largely give up on impeachment in the wake of Mueller findings — at least for now — but are zeroing in on Barr as their No 1 target in the near future.

W/ @Karounhttps://t.co/ymhnH6o12U

— Rachael Bade (@rachaelmbade) March 25, 2019

Barr’s obstruction statement matters only for public relations

nobody expected Justice to prosecute Trump as president

if Democrats want to impeach Trump, they still can – so long as they’re willing to take the political riskhttps://t.co/m38Vfcusgp

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) March 25, 2019

The president and his talkers falsely denied Russian interference. They falsely denied meeting with the interferers. They falsely denied that Trump was pursuing business opportunities in Russia through election day …

— David Frum (@davidfrum) March 25, 2019

In a shocker, a Kazakh bank says in a court filing that Felix Sater, President Trump's longtime business partner and a career criminal, considered using POTUS and Michael Cohen's proposed Trump Tower Moscow project to launder money https://t.co/3JVh3rioGW

— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) March 25, 2019

Trump is in Big Oil’s pocket, and they know it. It’s time we put an end to oil companies manipulating our laws and poisoning our planet. Unlike this president, I’ve sided with our environment over special interests — and I’ll continue to do so in office.https://t.co/wotxsSBjKc

— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) March 25, 2019

The @AP found GOP won about 16 extra congressional seats in 2018 thanks to gerrymandering; GOP controls legislatures in IA, MI, NC., PA, and WI although Dems won more votes in each. https://t.co/7AP9uGvc4o

— Dan Froomkin (@froomkin) March 25, 2019

Israeli forces strike targets across the Gaza Strip in response to surprise rocket attack from the Palestinian territory. https://t.co/3wQXNsORoK pic.twitter.com/ouKXaQ8Dod

— ABC News (@ABC) March 25, 2019

Israel bombs Gaza, positions troops after rocket attack near Tel Aviv https://t.co/FqMRMKAISw pic.twitter.com/N5rVbPCIl1

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 25, 2019

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to President Trump: "Thanks to you, we now know that there are two peoples who stand with the Golan — the people of Israel and the people of America. So on behalf of all the people of Israel, thank you President Trump." https://t.co/8hE40QbMTx pic.twitter.com/FExi7tKrUf

— The Hill (@thehill) March 25, 2019

Texas refineries cut output as petrochemical spill curbs shipping https://t.co/GzjO9Zxkw7 pic.twitter.com/CmNJbZT3dR

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 25, 2019

Barr says in his letter that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein “concluded that the evidence developed during the Special Counsel’s investigation is not sufficient to establish that the President committed an obstruction-of-justice offense” https://t.co/BV4RfMDaVM

— Bloomberg (@business) March 24, 2019

No Collusion, No Obstruction, Complete and Total EXONERATION. KEEP AMERICA GREAT!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 24, 2019

President Trump: Mueller report is "complete & total exoneration."

VP Pence: "Total vindication" of Trump.

Sarah Sanders: Trump "completely vindicated."

Robert Mueller: "While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him."

— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) March 24, 2019

If Donald Trump really believed Mueller’s report exonerated him, he would waive executive privilege as to the entire report, declassify all or most of the report, and direct DOJ to release it tonight.

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) March 24, 2019

New: The Trump campaign plans to conduct polling in the coming weeks around the extent to which the Mueller probe would be an effective attack against 2020 Dems, according to a person familiar with the plans. w/@learyreports @vmsalama https://t.co/oWtyCEEav3

— Rebecca Ballhaus (@rebeccaballhaus) March 24, 2019

The “no obstruction” conclusion was Barr’s, not Mueller’s. Dems might focus there because we already knew Barr had that weird view. But that would be an unforced error. People are hungry to move on. That means focusing on whether Trump can be trusted with our fate going forward.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) March 24, 2019

“Mr Barr’s take on Mr Mueller’s findings cannot be taken at face value: Mr Trump attempted to obstruct justice in full public view. Democrats are therefore right to demand publication of the report.”
~⁦@EdwardGLuce⁩ https://t.co/3u5umll5Bv

— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) March 24, 2019

It appears AG William Barr's take on obstruction prevailed. Barr's signaled what he would do before he was hired. So in reading William Barr’s letter on the Mueller Report, don't for his unsolicited memo to Trump on Obstruction of Justice https://t.co/Ulwkcw98JC.

— John Dean (@JohnWDean) March 24, 2019

JUST IN: Joint statement from @SpeakerPelosi and @SenSchumer doesn’t mince words. Attorney General Barr “not a neutral observer” of the #MuellerReport and Trump’s comments today “not to be taken with any degree or credibility,” they say. pic.twitter.com/rMqjM8SWAH

— Ed O'Keefe (@edokeefe) March 24, 2019

Thread: https://t.co/uZVQuc8seR

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) March 24, 2019

This last point is a huge pride point for Trump’s lawyers – they gambled Mueller wouldn’t subooena Trump testimony, and he didn’t. https://t.co/oGOBq89wK4

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) March 24, 2019

My new one @Slate: How Mueller’s Unknown Reasoning Could Endanger American Democracy in 2020 https://t.co/kIihtNGyLP
And here is the start of a thread on my observations about the Barr letter: /1

— Rick Hasen (@rickhasen) March 24, 2019

Again, two days ago. You didn’t have to be a genius to see this coming: https://t.co/OqmEyBmnT3

— Tom Coates (@tomcoates) March 24, 2019

We saw the obstruction
It’s was fucking televised RT @MalcolmNance: Nothing to see here. Just a regular day in Washington. https://t.co/EvFf32kRHT

— John Cusack (@johncusack) March 24, 2019

tfw you’re at an all-you-can-eat buffet, but they try to kick you out at closing time when you haven’t yet had all you can eat: https://t.co/KRJJunroff

— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) March 24, 2019

I’m comfortable with James Comey not talking for awhile. https://t.co/a3dophU3cF

— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) March 24, 2019

Big moment. The Sun calls on Theresa May to quit. pic.twitter.com/x4MQHf5O7b

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) March 24, 2019

I am not sure that Chequers summit between @theresa_may and @BorisJohnson went as well as she might have hoped pic.twitter.com/DmWrZ4I8SK

— Robert Peston (@Peston) March 24, 2019

Johnson: "I imagined that the government would be sufficiently full of gumption to make a success of our departure… I am afraid I misread the government."

So now it's a lack of 'gumption' that is to blame.https://t.co/TTbWVN8peU

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 24, 2019

This I think is significant. There is an as-yet unquantified number of Tories who would surely vote for revocation in extremis. I.e. when that is literally the only mechanism to avoid no deal. The question then becomes: who sends the letter? https://t.co/NXUu9xiIIO

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) March 24, 2019

The number of people signing the petition to revoke Article 50 in Belfast South (13,331) now exceeds the total vote cast for any single candidate in the 2017 General Election (Lyttle-Pengelly 13,299, McDonnell 11.303, Bradshaw 7,946, O'Muilleoir 7143) pic.twitter.com/LrEVQKuWJ6

— Duncan Morrow (@duncan_morrow) March 24, 2019

I'm sure Alliance, SDLP, Greens, SF will happily split that four ways again https://t.co/ceLDBMFDEz

— Good Friday Agreement (@BelfastAgmt) March 24, 2019

This breaks my heart. These communities go through enough trauma with a mass shooting and then they have to worry about losing the surviving children to suicide. We must do better! 😢 https://t.co/D4m0kPkJYD

— Dana Goldberg (@DGComedy) March 24, 2019

There is v serious manouvering going on this weekend which might change everything, or nothing https://t.co/eCuxCOhmnQ

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) March 23, 2019

#PeoplesVoteMarch organisers say more than a million people joined protests in central London
[tap to expand]https://t.co/KI8HvOednR #Brexit pic.twitter.com/SeD8az1Ev8

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) March 23, 2019

This is a very good piece of writing and commentary on today’s events. Worth a read I promise https://t.co/e30Qsfk9Js

— Sean 🦄 (@northernlad18) March 23, 2019

Wheat fields and underpants: Brexit satire lampoons British leaders on huge march https://t.co/tl1glaKEQh pic.twitter.com/mmBfpQaNzK

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 23, 2019

One thing I will always remember from today's #PutItToThePeople march.

Seeing someone standing on nelsons column, proudly waving a French flag.

And I thought to myself, huh, that's really going to get under the skin of Farage and his gammon posse.

I smiled.

— EU Naughty Boy 🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈 (@RemainOnly) March 23, 2019

FFS make up your mind, are we entitled Waitrose shoppers or a khmer rouge death squad? 🙄 https://t.co/GOrk12hD2L

— Chris Kendall 🇪🇺 (@ottocrat) March 23, 2019

The Daily Express is offering readers a Free* Made in the UK** Passport holder.

*Send cheque for £0.58
**’This offer is open to UK residents only, not available in NI’#Brexit pic.twitter.com/Qrtq7tsoAN

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) March 23, 2019

"Seumas, I don't think this is wise…" pic.twitter.com/m2PbJ6utHm

— Enough Of That Now (@AndyGilder) March 23, 2019

Well, if you thought this week was a clusterfuck, next week is lining up to say "hold my beer". @Peston's piece is not encouraging to read https://t.co/Txh04LCnkN

— Kate Bevan (@katebevan) March 23, 2019

🚨BREAKING: A full blown cabinet coup is under way tonight to remove Theresa May as prime minister 🚨

— Tim Shipman (@ShippersUnbound) March 23, 2019

I have spoken to 11 cabinet ministers today who want the prime minister to resign. They will confront her at cabinet on Monday

— Tim Shipman (@ShippersUnbound) March 23, 2019

Theresa May faces UK cabinet coup https://t.co/YuTcWXY9Fx

— Financial Times (@FT) March 23, 2019

Cabinet coup plotters want to install an interim leader to deliver Brexit. There is good support for David Lidington but others pushing Michael Gove and Jeremy Hunt

— Tim Shipman (@ShippersUnbound) March 23, 2019

Please let this be the plan. Dumbest thing I ever heard. https://t.co/7DYygtRu7n

— Tom Kibasi (@TomKibasi) March 23, 2019

Sunday Times ‘Mays Gone Haywire’ pic.twitter.com/WoDds0vYKt

— Mike Donington (@BBUKMIKE) March 23, 2019

Astonishing that a protest that drew more than a million people to the streets of London doesn’t merit a mention on any of these Sunday newspaper front pages pic.twitter.com/RHf5GsV40f

— Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) March 23, 2019

If the rumours are true and Theresa May is facing a cabinet coup tonight, I think we all need to be very careful about annoying Uri Geller in future. Just let him have what he wants, his power is terrifying.

— Declan Lawn (@DecLawn) March 23, 2019

NYT: "One friend of Mr. Trump said that despite his outward good spirits, the president remained anxious about the contents of the report and was concerned that its release was taking longer than he expected." https://t.co/9T4Xf17ysY

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) March 23, 2019

Former federal prosecutors say the conclusion of Special Counsel Mueller’s probe into Russian collusion does not spell the end of litigation against President Trump and his associates. https://t.co/YclMDHtKWp

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 23, 2019

"It's so much … so complicated, people don't have a chance to sort of pause, catch their breath & really sort of survey the whole story that [Mueller] found," ex-DOJ official David Kris said. "I think if you took it all in in one day, it would kill you." https://t.co/37TwxK13qX

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 23, 2019

Imagine, just imagine, if Mueller had been silent for past 2 years, held everything back, & then on Fri evening, announced 37 (!) indictments, including of Trump's lawyer, national security adviser & campaign manager. We'd be in shock. The White House would be in chaos & crisis.

— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) March 23, 2019

Mueller report: Why so many of President Donald Trump's aides lied to protect him in Russia investigations https://t.co/BDOIm4H7B1 via @usatoday

— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) March 23, 2019

“Absolutely nothing in the law or the regulations prevents the report from becoming public. Indeed,” @neal_katyal says, “the relevant sources of law give [AG] Barr all the latitude in the world to make it public.”

Why listen to Neal? He wrote the regs.https://t.co/tgLSVTT6pr

— David Priess (@DavidPriess) March 23, 2019

Authoritarianism expert @sarahkendzior warns against ‘blind trust’ in Barr report after his record of ‘exonerating the GOP’https://t.co/X90WGo78HW

— Raw Story (@RawStory) March 23, 2019

I see lots of smart folks disagreeing with each other about why Trump isn't tweeting in the wake of the Mueller Report being finished, and I'd like to offer that maybe we should take this opportunity to simply just enjoy the fact that he's not tweeting?

— Charlotte Clymer🏳️‍🌈 (@cmclymer) March 23, 2019

Here's a holy-shit news dump: OIG report, which FEMA just acknowledged in press release, says 2.3M disaster victims from Calif wildfire, plus Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, had personal info mishandled. Stunning. Here's OIG's report: https://t.co/vF2STV0sD2

— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) March 22, 2019

This is just south of revolting, and perhaps actionable. https://t.co/SX87lyVgf9

— Margo Howard✍️ (@Margoandhow) March 23, 2019

EU: Viking Sky cruise ship running aground off Norway | March 23 2019 | Bloomberg | 📹 Alexus Sheppard https://t.co/pNeMuyP36k pic.twitter.com/zGyyeOXDk5

— redball (@redball2) March 23, 2019

Hate crimes against UK Muslims soar by 593% after New Zealand mosque shootingshttps://t.co/wMWui8e7LG

— i newspaper (@theipaper) March 23, 2019

The Islamic State is at its lowest point in the almost 5 years since it declared its caliphate. But analysts who have studied ISIS point out that the group is far more powerful today than it was when American forces pulled out of Iraq in 2011. https://t.co/S7RZcE1Dtp

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 23, 2019

Boeing charges airlines extra for safety features like dashboard sensors and a 2nd fire extinguisher, so not all planes have them.

And Boeing, which spends $18M/year on lobbyists, got the U.S. government to allow it to self-certify safety featureshttps://t.co/cermTbcE3X

— Mike Rosenberg (@ByRosenberg) March 23, 2019

#BREAKING: Mueller won't be recommending any further indictments: report https://t.co/x9mJt55cjr pic.twitter.com/oPBlkgvLmB

— The Hill (@thehill) March 22, 2019

Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report is done. But members of Congress are just getting started. https://t.co/9nC55MJPpQ

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) March 22, 2019

A very instructive take on what the Mueller Report may be leading to…https://t.co/9DenZzH87R

— Jeff Greenfield (@greenfield64) March 22, 2019

A must read, now that the Report is at Justice, by great constitutional scholar Si Lazarus https://t.co/CvcQIqR4TU

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) March 22, 2019

Read the attorney general’s letter to Congress confirming that Robert Mueller's investigation is over: https://t.co/IZ88NLCCRD

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 22, 2019

“recently filed court documents suggest that investigators are still examining why…Manafort turned over campaign polling data in 2016 to a Russian associate prosecutors said was tied to Russian intel.” Wouldn’t u want that answer in the final report? https://t.co/eGalhBmfAa

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) March 22, 2019

What we've learned over the past two years is that the president was the beneficiary of two separate criminal conspiracies undertaken to help him get elected. We already know he was directly a party to and orchestrated one of them.

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) March 22, 2019

Best take. https://t.co/4NtxhWvMzj

— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) March 22, 2019

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) said that there is a strong possibility that Trump's family could be indicted by other entities based on the work of Mueller. https://t.co/Y7wj2xK0Dt pic.twitter.com/5eg59DJxRY

— PoliticusUSA (@politicususa) March 22, 2019

WASHINGTON (AP) — Giuliani: Trump lawyers want early look at Mueller's findings before they are made public.

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) March 22, 2019

No matter what comes next, let’s not forget that Trump’s campaign manager, deputy campaign manager, foreign policy advisor, fixer, political strategist and national security advisor have been indicted, convicted, or plead guilty of serious crimes.

— Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) March 22, 2019

So no discernible benefit from GOP tax scam, just massively bigger deficits and more debt… Remember when all the nation’s top economists said this would happen? https://t.co/tSu2gdmzhm

— Amy McGrath (@AmyMcGrathKY) March 23, 2019

This is astonishing. And it’s evidence of why campaigns matter: not just their outcome, but their conduct. https://t.co/bYXsN60xzH

— Pete Buttigieg (@PeteButtigieg) March 23, 2019

if you'd told me two years ago that with just over a week until the brexit date parliament would, for the first time, be having votes to see what sort of brexit it wanted to be honest i would have totally believed that

— joe (@mutablejoe) March 22, 2019

Theresa May could drop third vote on Brexit deal if it lacks support https://t.co/GcFg0lGsog pic.twitter.com/QiERaiO6kr

— The Independent (@Independent) March 22, 2019

“It cannot be emphasised enough just how much trust in the UK has been eroded and how badly damaged its reputation in Europe is.” – @BrigidLaffan https://t.co/OiBFY1cPkF

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 22, 2019

“Tory MPs have taken to comparing Mrs May’s Downing Street to Hitler’s bunker in the film Downfall, as the prime minister lurches from one desperate ruse to another in the hope of somehow rescuing her Brexit deal. How much longer can she go on?”
https://t.co/ZdW4FNGllw

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 22, 2019

Varadkar: “Brexit is uncharted territory. I’ve almost given up speculating on what’s going to happen next.”https://t.co/8YUSrrRKQ4

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 22, 2019

"Some of the Brexiteers will be far away and most of them will be well protected… because they're set up for life."

French President Emmanuel Macron says the British people will find themselves in an "economic crisis" if there's a no-deal Brexit. pic.twitter.com/rygWlirDrI

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) March 22, 2019

It says everything about the state of the country that this isn't even the worst Brexit plan today.

Uri Geller? Can this get any more embarrassing? 😖 https://t.co/1wgtVFwwcg

— Naomi Long MLA (@naomi_long) March 22, 2019

Pumped for the @PeoplesVote_uk march tomorrow.

We’ve got just days to save our country from hitting the Brexit iceberg. The ship’s captain is driving full speed ahead but we’ll force them to change direction.#Tooting – I’ll see you there! pic.twitter.com/ICS8BCMlU3

— Dr Rosena Allin-Khan (@DrRosena) March 22, 2019

Nicola Sturgeon: I'll be marching today to show Scotland's anger at the Brexit farce https://t.co/BZCGh4ADpG

— The Independent (@Independent) March 22, 2019

Petition to revoke article 50 hits 3.5m signatures https://t.co/7FrXRD3zQa

— Guardian news (@guardiannews) March 22, 2019

Seen a few people talking about how the revoke petition is compromised because someone signed it from Kyrgyzstan. That was me. I’m here for two weeks for work. People move around the world. Imagine that.

— Blair McDougall (@blairmcdougall) March 22, 2019

This is scary reading – “rudderless”, “risk of collapse”, “crisis lasting months” – till you read that the “preparedness committee” in charge of planning is chaired by the Prime Minister so we’re in safe hands. Phew. https://t.co/W7Xt2rcEJB

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) March 22, 2019

ITV really need to ditch Bittersweet Symphony for their England games ident. Belongs to an era where the side routinely shat the bed but the country didn’t. And now….

— Marina Hyde (@MarinaHyde) March 22, 2019

This is Trump overruling the Treasury Department—but it’s more importantly Trump overruling and publicly almost humiliating his national security adviser, John Bolton. https://t.co/je0gcroPe2

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) March 22, 2019

Trump abruptly cancelled sanctions on those helping North Korea cheat, imposed only yesterday and championed by his own national security advisor, because he “loves” Kim.

Foolish naïveté is dangerous enough. Gross incompetence and disarray in the White House make it even worse. https://t.co/us088zg7fD

— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) March 22, 2019

in just 24 hours the secstate was surprised by Golan Heights tweet & now @realDonaldTrump has lifted new Treasury sanctions vs NK b/c he likes Chairman Kim. There is not even the pretense of a national security process. Hard to imagine what would occur if there were a real crisis

— Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) March 22, 2019

China is a very hard place to freely report from, but surely this should still be the biggest story in the world. Years from now, we will not be able to say we didn't know. https://t.co/o7FQ5SzkDy

— Hugo Rifkind (@hugorifkind) March 22, 2019

“Last Friday I stood in this mosque and saw hatred and rage in the eyes of the terrorist. Today from the same place I look out and I see the love and compassion in the eyes of thousands of New Zealanders and human beings from around the globe.” https://t.co/gozrxGXtgu

— arianna ciccone (@_arianna) March 22, 2019

There are fewer words than usual in my report tonight. I struggled to find them… and sometimes, they’re not required anyway. #Cookstown pic.twitter.com/gsTpqMIm4X

— David Blevins (@skydavidblevins) March 22, 2019

Today we said goodbye.

“Those we love don’t go away,
they walk beside us every day.
Unseen, unheard but always near,
still loved, still missed but always near.”

Painting by Emma NicGabhann

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha pic.twitter.com/EW6gKV7vTQ

— St. Patrick's Academy (@AcademyDgn) March 22, 2019

EU agrees Brexit delay until 22 May if MPs approve withdrawal deal next week, or 12 April if they do not https://t.co/kUTH2MDwAp

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) March 21, 2019

What's going to happen next? My snap analysis on what MPs think will happen and what may happen: https://t.co/quht5qgrKE

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) March 21, 2019

‘David Cameron made the referendum policy because he didn’t want to risk losing 10 or 15 seats to UKIP and look where it has got us’
This 16-year-old says the Conservative Party are responsible for Brexit. #bbcqt pic.twitter.com/JaylXz1XF2

— BBC Question Time (@bbcquestiontime) March 21, 2019

Four in 10 Britons worried, angry about Brexit: surveyhttps://t.co/lsPT4GhyAj pic.twitter.com/hCr4MpM4Wm

— AFP news agency (@AFP) March 22, 2019

Incredible. More than 2.2m people have now signed the petition to Revoke Article 50 and remain in the EU.

Keep it growing to keep up the pressure on MPs to #StopBrexit.

Brexit is not the will of the people.

Please sign, share, retweet and tag a friend. https://t.co/tQAGRjAQnr

— Remain Central #FBPE #StopBrexit #PeoplesVote (@remain_central) March 22, 2019

"I do not believe that we should be revoking Article 50"

UK PM Theresa May speaking after the EU agrees a plan to delay #Brexit beyond 29 March https://t.co/gyNquMUSOo pic.twitter.com/bHGYPnoqMm

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 21, 2019

Make no mistake: What these clowns are doing right now over Brexit may well be the end of the UK parliamentary system as we know it. Utter failure to discharge their responsibilities on an unprecedented scale.

— Michael Rovatsos (@razzrboy) March 22, 2019

Ministry of Defence sets up operation room for no-deal #Brexit in Whitehall bunker https://t.co/YWcCkWI8Wf

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 21, 2019

JUST IN: Jared Kushner’s attorney told the House Oversight Committee that Kushner uses private messaging apps and personal email to communicate about official White House matters with foreign leaders – a violation of a law governing White House records and official policy.

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) March 21, 2019

I once heard a senior official talk about the “WhatsApp Quartet”—referring to the regular WhatsApp convos between Kushner, MBS, MBZ, and Bibi. Quite a quartet, indeed. And all thru non-secure comms… https://t.co/95NaWPAlWP

— Ivo Daalder (@IvoHDaalder) March 21, 2019

The fact that Jared Kushner, who couldn’t get a security clearance (or even his job) without nepotism, uses WhatsApp *clandestinely* and *illegally* to communicate with foreign officials outside official channels is another sign of his dangerous lack of fitness for public office.

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) March 21, 2019

“Pres. Trump has just made history”: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praises the president’s decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over Golan Heights. https://t.co/N2Y8FhMGgE pic.twitter.com/5HE2NI9ktW

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) March 22, 2019

The cover of Christchurch’s main newspaper, ⁦@PressNewsroom⁩, today: Salam, peace pic.twitter.com/idMrAb90Od

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) March 21, 2019

LIVE: Thousands gather in Christchurch for Friday prayers to mark one week since a mass shooting at two mosques killed 50 people https://t.co/XR7hoBBtcO

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 22, 2019