The UK should not give the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to under 30s where possible, Britain's vaccine advisory committee said, due to a very rare side effect of blood clots in the brain https://t.co/HpYOssRCwF pic.twitter.com/aF0n8pVkev

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 7, 2021

EU drug regulator finds link between AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots https://t.co/3xZ9ZNmq1u pic.twitter.com/v3B37I5Kbo

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 7, 2021

AstraZeneca jab ‘course correction’ could dent confidence far beyond UK https://t.co/Y0rPK85sGU

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 7, 2021

A timeline of the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus jab https://t.co/0oCvwQ2JAo

— The Independent (@Independent) April 7, 2021

So, when EU countries restrict AstraZeneca by age group they are being irresponsible and over cautious, and causing deaths.

But when the UK does it they’re being prudent and it’s no big deal.

Was curious how the UK tabloids would spin this. Not at all surprised. Laughable. pic.twitter.com/2Cw0x3NUvE

— Dave Keating (@DaveKeating) April 7, 2021

Stones were thrown at police and a press photographer was attacked by masked men https://t.co/9WWPFYRA3S

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) April 7, 2021

For over an hour now petrol bombs, fireworks and rocks have been thrown over this peacewall. Crowds goading each other through the gaps. Police landrover appeared to try and ram the gates closed but two-and-fro attacks have continued. pic.twitter.com/3qBXYm6jgY

— Emma Vardy (@EmmaVardyTV) April 7, 2021

Those with any influence in communities need to try and calm these young people down and deescalate before someone gets killed. Nothing justifies this type of violence in communities or against our @PoliceServiceNI colleagues. @NIPolicingBoard @Translink_NI pic.twitter.com/ov4EhNq7Px

— Police Federation for Northern Ireland (@PoliceFedforNI) April 7, 2021

The First Minister of Northern Ireland. That's the tweet. https://t.co/7cRRhKkqSG

— David McCann (@dmcbfs) April 7, 2021

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he is "deeply concerned" about scenes of violence in Northern Ireland. https://t.co/1QSqUwt6j9

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) April 7, 2021

What's so worrying right now is the poverty of leadership both in loyalism and in the British government.

This is a man who would do "anything to save the Union" and "to protect peace" – so long as it doesn't involve doing something he doesn't want to do. https://t.co/73fYVkAKXI

— Peter Geoghegan @ democracyforsale.substack (@PeterKGeoghegan) April 7, 2021

First official ministerial statement condemning Belfast violence tonight and appealing for calm. This from @NicholaMallon following the petrol bombing and burning out of a Translink bus this evening pic.twitter.com/p6cpj4juoT

— John Mulgrew (@newsmulg) April 7, 2021

Particularly since the rioters share their reverence for said flag.

— Davidnicholl (@Davidnicholl19) April 7, 2021

These are scenes I was familiar with growing up. Yet every time I warned during the referendum campaign that Brexit could lead to violence English Brexit supporters accused me of Project Fear. This behaviour is totally unjustified but Johnson & DUP must accept some responsibility https://t.co/Y5k1cQUGaT

— Martin McKee 🇺🇦 (@martinmckee) April 7, 2021

is that what she meant when she said the NIP was a 'sensible, stable and serious way forward' @DUPleader pic.twitter.com/jiE3JlG6xW

— michelle ميشيل مكابي 🕊 𓂆🇵🇸 (@Shellmccabe) April 7, 2021

Rioting may become the excuse to invoke Article 16 (even though in the Protocol this could only be temporary) pic.twitter.com/eALAuaC6LO

— Mike Tomlinson @MikeTQUB@mastadon.ie (@MikeTQUB) April 7, 2021

It is a shocking indication of the suppression of real news about Brexit in Great Britain that anybody has to be told this. But you will hardly find anyone in Northern Ireland (or Ireland) who does not take this as a starting assumption.👇https://t.co/F9O6NFU3aW

— Duncan Morrow (@duncan_morrow) April 7, 2021

At least on the radio they told us about Thandie Newton using her real name . C'mon priorities

— Steve Denton (@SteveDe37918651) April 7, 2021

Sen: McConnell: "My warning, if you will, to corporate America is to stay out of politics. It's not what you`re designed for. I'm not talking about political contributions. … I support that. I'm talking about taking a position."https://t.co/Q14ptTmKyh

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 7, 2021

#BREAKING: McConnell backs away from warning businesses to stay out of politics https://t.co/aA0uMWYDLI pic.twitter.com/J3QlcIIWTy

— The Hill (@thehill) April 7, 2021

The GOP strongly was pro
The Money-Is-Speech status quo
Till Coke said, Ideally
We all could vote freely?
& then they were all like, Wait no

— Limericking (@Limericking) April 5, 2021

The secret to Donald Trump’s successful small dollar fundraising is out: tricking donors into giving much more money than they understood they were giving. But his GOP allies are still employing the same strategies. https://t.co/F8VLY8doaX

— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) April 7, 2021

UPDATE: The @NRCC has an even worse alternate prechecked recurring donation box that says they will "tell Trump you are a DEFECTOR" if unchecked. h/t @iankoski cc @ShaneGoldmacher https://t.co/TH8sURaZ9P https://t.co/et4wN88OiW pic.twitter.com/FhDphhmNkY

— Tim Miller (@Timodc) April 7, 2021

"The corporate tax cut didn't improve business investments, didn't fuel private-sector hiring, didn't improve wages, and didn't pay for itself."https://t.co/iIcdkOWcD8

— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) April 7, 2021

The new GOP:

Activist (and authoritarian) tendencies.

Governing by grievance.

Telling businesses what they can and can't do.

Embracing government to legislate their form of morality.

Stripping away authority from election officials who did their jobs.https://t.co/b4S8wEZN4a

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 7, 2021

"What's left after the GOP cancels itself?" My latest column for @thedailybeast. Please read and share. https://t.co/PosdReVyHI

— Wajahat Ali (@WajahatAli) April 7, 2021

Opinion | The GOP can’t be saved. Center-right voters need to become Biden Republicans. <– feel exactly the same https://t.co/nir0KLdZWM

— Jennifer "A man is not a plan" Rubin 🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@JRubinBlogger) April 7, 2021

Brainstorming titles for Mike Pence's books:
Plenty of Mayo
I Was Treason Adjacent
The Mob Tried to Lynch Me but I Still Want Their Vote
That Fly on My Head was a Tiny Chinese Spyhttps://t.co/lvu2PEeS5C

— Mark Jacob (@MarkJacob16) April 7, 2021

John Boehner is now whining that Trump turned the GOP into a party of "whack jobs." Well, Boehner should put down the wine glass & look in the mirror. Please read and RT my latest.https://t.co/Vsi097Pjob

— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) April 7, 2021

Can this wait till 2022

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) April 7, 2021

i find it so soothing that we're all on this ridiculous website getting in petty arguments over things and meanwhile https://t.co/Vch76z97yJ

— Charlie Warzel (@cwarzel) April 7, 2021

'Brilliant and versatile' Observer and Guardian journalist Sarah Hughes dies at 48 https://t.co/wJupvRgQgC

— Guardian culture (@guardianculture) April 6, 2021

Hugely saddened to hear that the wonderful ⁦@sarahjphughes⁩ has passed away. She loved television, books, and Spurs, and I loved reading her writing

Here is her back catalogue of Guardian articles – treat yourself to some of her wit & warmth https://t.co/HrAeBLWrMc

— Greg Jenner (@greg_jenner) April 6, 2021

I'm so, so sad to hear about Sarah Hughes – a BRILLIANT writer and a limitlessly kind and generous supporter of writers and of reading. https://t.co/gBN11IxXjx

— Daisy Buchanan (@NotRollergirl) April 6, 2021

Sarah Hughes wasn't just a critic, she was a champion – when she saw a spark in a book or a TV show she'd fight for it until you were persuaded, and fighting for it too. I will really miss her and especially her enthusiasm. Read her on The Queen's Gambit https://t.co/S2SHGYTX9o

— Sarah Carson (@carsonsarah) April 6, 2021

This is my favourite Sarah Hughes piece and one I often return to. The way she wrote about pop culture – how it sustains and nourishes and amuses and comforts us – was exemplary. Any time I felt silly for writing about TV, I thought about her words.https://t.co/VM315k6WUk

— Rachael Sigee (@littlewondering) April 6, 2021

Such sad news about Sarah Hughes. A brilliant writer whose enthusiasm was infectious and her insight immense. It was always a treat to hear from her, a huge compliment to get praise from her. Enormous sympathies to her family and friends

— Hadley Freeman (@HadleyFreeman) April 6, 2021

Trending with Kellyanne Conway and Kim Kardashian. She'd have roared. I'm going to miss Sarah Hughes and her writing very, very much. pic.twitter.com/5fVFhnsxoR

— Julia Raeside (@JNRaeside) April 6, 2021

Passports could later be required to access hospitality too, reducing the need for social distancing in these venues.

The NHS is already working on a system of certification, providing proof of vaccinations and test results. The test and trace app seems an obvious vehicle.

— Paul Brand (@PaulBrandITV) April 5, 2021

Boris Johnson says there is "no question of people" being asked to produce Covid certificates to go to the pub. Just 10 days after first suggesting they might be…https://t.co/Mq6gaycRaL

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) April 5, 2021

The government is working through complicated ethical issues posed by COVID-19 vaccine certification before deciding how the so-called passports can best be used, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said.https://t.co/fcZD4fLMtT pic.twitter.com/4PpLMpPUyi

— The Mirror (@DailyMirror) April 5, 2021

A combination here of typically pathetic government messaging and journalists interpreting it as they want. No foreign travel in the Mail — and in the Times it’s foreign holidays next month. pic.twitter.com/jDrJzU9n2L

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) April 5, 2021

Vaccine passports?! What's next, an official document, often plastic and the size of a credit card, permitting a specific individual to operate one or more types of motorized vehicles, such as a motorcycle, car, truck, or bus on a public road? Madness!

— Tim Hogan (@timjhogan) April 5, 2021

“There’s definitely going to be a world in which international travel will use vaccine passports,” says Boris Johnson, hinting at the UK’s plans for resuming global travel.

https://t.co/d5EfPGP4zR

— POLITICOEurope (@POLITICOEurope) April 2, 2021

“We don’t want to see the virus being reimported into this country from abroad”

Boris Johnson says he’s “hopeful” that international travel will be possible from May 17 but “we have to be realistic”https://t.co/b64QeQyDCh pic.twitter.com/4xSzzwWllP

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) April 5, 2021

And they choose this image for … gravitas? Or because they’ve discovered the fifth Goon? pic.twitter.com/eagPcVcb3C

— Philip McGowan (@pipmcgowan) April 5, 2021

🔴 There are still a number of issues that need clarifying for prospective holidaymakers in order for international travel to restart on May 17 https://t.co/bs8so0GS8R

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 5, 2021

GUARDIAN EXCLUSIVE: ⁦@SadiqKhan⁩ looks at feasibility of legalising cannabis #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/2vKIWOuyS5

— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) April 5, 2021

Violence has broken out on the streets of Northern Ireland again, despite appeals for calm https://t.co/poCCWjuoYq

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 5, 2021

Brexit was a case of the ideology and xenophobia of DUP MPs taking precedence over the interests of local business and ultimately their constituents. Of someone can explain how the Protestant working class is better in real terms, not nebulous ‘sovereignty’ please do so

— Sam Thompson (@JarrieSam) April 4, 2021

Derek Chauvin “absolutely” violated Minneapolis police department policies when he knelt on George Floyd for more than nine minutes in May 2020, Chief Medaria Arradondo testified on Monday.https://t.co/uqcFQszG6M

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 5, 2021

WATCH: Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo says former police officer Derek Chauvin’s restraint on George Floyd was not "part of our policy, that is not what we teach, and that should not be condoned." https://t.co/nac8TyWiHn

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 5, 2021

He is giving a master class on what smart police leadership looks like, noting the evolution to practices like de-escalation to prevent harm to people like George Floyd as well as to officers. Wish we could see the jury, but I’d bet they’re focused on his testimony. https://t.co/t7mmVy6Wwg

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) April 5, 2021

A top Senate official ruled on Monday that Democrats could use a fast-track budget maneuver for a second time this fiscal year, which could help President Biden's infrastructure plan avoid a filibuster. https://t.co/77NaR9EJAb

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 5, 2021

So let’s get this straight: Mitch McConnell opposes HR1 and S1 because he wants big corporations to be able to spend gobs of secret money on ads to influence voters’ choices but he opposes CEOs speaking out publicly to defend voting rights. https://t.co/EGyeLqsojT

— Senator Chris Van Hollen (@ChrisVanHollen) April 5, 2021

The Trump operation refunded 10.7% of the money it raised online in 2020 — $122 million.

Donation pages had prechecked boxes to set up recurring contributions. Fraud complaints to banks and credit card companies soared.

"It felt like it was a scam."https://t.co/nAkHQ1mxH2

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 3, 2021

"The only measure of the size of the grift comes via those demanding a refund: Trump's campaign refunded $121M."

!!!

While it's hard to feel sorry for those ripped off by a serial conman—the scale of this grift by Trump demands attention & accountability.https://t.co/exiuR1wl0b

— Dean Wallace 🗳🗽 (@DeanWallaceCA) April 5, 2021

New documents show that — while Trump was trying to overturn the election in December— he was still charging the Secret Service $396.15 a night for their hotel rooms at Mar-a-Lago.

By spending 8 nights at the club over Xmas, Trump brought himself another $15,846 from taxpayers. pic.twitter.com/NyaD51OW4x

— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) April 5, 2021

After Trump left office, we knew holding him accountable would be just as important as while he was in office. That's why we're continuing to do what we always did: in-depth reporting, requesting records, filing lawsuits & more. More here: https://t.co/NZfFEfvz84

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) April 5, 2021

"We cannot allow hundreds of thousands of deaths to be whitewashed like the January 6 insurrection has been." —@theabstoddard
https://t.co/loFhLYrHBq via @BulwarkOnline

— Charlie Sykes (@SykesCharlie) April 5, 2021

"What's going on in Georgia is just the latest in a series of battles in recent years where the political power of conservatives has been checked by the cultural power of progressives," writes @DamonLinker. https://t.co/Kqc5Y5I4Uq

— The Week (@TheWeek) April 5, 2021

“It's just the first of many dominoes that are going to fall," Atlanta Mayor Bottoms says about the MLB's decision to move the 2021 All-Star Game out of Atlanta in response to Georgia's new voting restrictions. https://t.co/z6Jvhnylcv

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 5, 2021

In moving All-Star game from Georgia, MLB honors civil rights legacy of Hank Aaron | Will Bunch https://t.co/YmtJh4H720

— julie k. brown (@jkbjournalist) April 5, 2021

This is significant from ⁦@AsaHutchinson⁩ — who says it would have created "new standards of legislative interference with physicians and parents as they deal with some of the most complex and sensitive matters involving young people." https://t.co/W3nimDKz7W

— Poppy Harlow (@PoppyHarlowCNN) April 5, 2021

A traveling “glam squad” for NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre’s wife is just one example of how he misused donors’ money, a lawyer for AG Letitia James said.

It also includes use of a 108-foot yacht, equipped with two jet skis and “jet boat.” https://t.co/Cp9Ovz8q3a

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) April 5, 2021

So has Matt Gaetz been indicted yet? Lemme know. I have shit to do.

— Kathy Griffin (@kathygriffin) April 5, 2021

"[Wandering around and showing his colleagues nude photos] wasn’t something Matt Gaetz did a single time, but repeatedly. Because if it happened more than once — if it happened twice, even — that is because the first time went better than it should have."https://t.co/5yvrWORQU4

— Ghost of GC (@gtconway3dg) April 5, 2021

Members of Congress standing with Matt Gaetz:

– Jim Jordan
– Marjorie Taylor Greene
– …that's it.

Telling.

— Jeff Sites for Congress (@Sites4Congress) April 5, 2021

"The only people speaking up to defend Gaetz are Marjorie Taylor Greene, who got to Congress by promoting Qanon conspiracy theories…and Jim Jordan, who historically has been pretty good at ignoring other people’s sex crimes," writes @MollyJongFast https://t.co/vGAaH4bF99

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 5, 2021

NEWS: Prosecutors inadvertently disclosed that they’re nearing a cooperation agreement with an Oath Keeper charged with assaulting officers on Jan. 6.

The filing, intended to be under seal, was placed on the public docket. w/ @joshgerstein https://t.co/7PejL2S6aa

— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) April 5, 2021

US Supreme Court declines to hear appeal by Infowars host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who was fighting a Connecticut court sanction in a defamation lawsuit brought by relatives of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. https://t.co/wcYZM2sNTk

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 5, 2021

AP source: Driver who rammed a car into 2 police officers outside US Capitol has died after being shot by authorities. https://t.co/9PW0Yk10nt

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 2, 2021

UPDATE: Here is the latest information. pic.twitter.com/GOVaMv8EXk

— The U.S. Capitol Police (@CapitolPolice) April 2, 2021

BREAKING: Acting U.S. Capitol Police chief on Capitol incident: "It is with a very, very heavy heart that I announce one of our officers has succumbed to his injuries." https://t.co/oct9CmdItF pic.twitter.com/gB3rq0IHW6

— ABC News (@ABC) April 2, 2021

Capitol Police have now lost 4 officers in the last 3 months, 1 in the insurrection, 2 by suicide following the insurrection, and now 1 today. It’s horribly tragic; my heart is with the officers who put their lives on the line to protect our democracy every day & their families.

— Rep. Lauren Underwood (@RepUnderwood) April 2, 2021

Every day I feel incredibly grateful for the brave Capitol Police officers who protect us. Today is another gut punch, and my thoughts are with the family of the slain and injured officers. This is so, so devestating.

— Chris Murphy 🟧 (@ChrisMurphyCT) April 2, 2021

MORE: The suspect is a follower of the Nation of Islam, law enforcement officials say. Recent social media posts indicate he was unemployed and dealing with several personal issues.

— Tom Winter (@Tom_Winter) April 2, 2021

Breaking News: Rebuking Georgia’s new elections law, Major League Baseball moved this summer’s All-Star Game from Atlanta. The move comes after days of pressure from civil rights groups and the MLB Players Association. https://t.co/OwupImSkgu

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 2, 2021

.@BrianKempGA will forever be known as the governor who lost Georgia the @MLB All-Star game by siding with his party & Jim Crow. His likely 2022 opponent: a Black woman who will forever be known for organizing and inspiring more people in and out of GA to vote. Quite a contrast. https://t.co/z7zVKZw1jq

— Mkay (@JoyAnnReid) April 2, 2021

Warnock writes that the MLB's decision to move the All Star Game from Georgia is "the unfortunate consequence of these politicians' actions," which I read it as blaming Republicans, not as saying anything about the MLB's decision. https://t.co/kPhca270lC

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 2, 2021

The Braves statement regarding the moving of the MLB All-Star Game: pic.twitter.com/0Iapm3eIre

— Atlanta Braves (@Braves) April 2, 2021

Today, @MLB caved to fear, political opportunism, and liberal lies.

— Governor Brian P. Kemp (@GovKemp) April 2, 2021

Two alleged Oath Keepers from Roger Stone security detail added to conspiracy indictment https://t.co/c1CvDDHdHe pic.twitter.com/OuIsRxyawk

— The Hill (@thehill) April 2, 2021

It’s very possible this part of the Jan 6 Capitol attack was a Roger Stone plan for a “Brooks Brothers riot” to overthrow government. With Proud Boys & Oathkeepers running designated Seizure teams. If true, this could be a full blown Sedition conspiracy not seen since 1860. https://t.co/qFIF6eCQxj

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) April 2, 2021

Why Matt Gaetz's days in politics are likely numberedhttps://t.co/DdegqinaHT

— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) April 2, 2021

ahahaha matt gaetz is so dumb, he bought fake IDs from a guy that was so dumb that he asked in a text message if he left the lights on while "showing congressman Gaetz what our operation looked like" https://t.co/nbgHx8C7jr

— catturd2.bsky.social (@thetomzone) April 2, 2021

“We thought it would be worth reminding you who Matt Gaetz was before he was an accused child sex trafficker,” @mehdirhasan says. “Because this guy is really something.”https://t.co/LQ5EgN5DVI

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 2, 2021

Matt Gaetz has learned his lesson

by Susan Collins

— New York Times Pitchbot (@DougJBalloon) April 2, 2021

Boris Johnson prepares to outline tests for restart of foreign travel https://t.co/GBYgT7merw

— Guardian news (@guardiannews) April 2, 2021

Britain’s biggest police force is warning people not to gather in large groups over the Easter weekend following an easing of Covid-19 restrictionshttps://t.co/g2ew6ugqcn

— PA Media (@PA) April 1, 2021

The Times has just broken news that Boris Johnson will make a high level announcement on COVID passes on Monday & further details to be worked out for June…👎

In short: they’re going for internal passports, always were, and we’re going to stop them 👍https://t.co/g7GzzjZpt6

— Silkie Carlo (@silkiecarlo) March 31, 2021

“The reality, which has become clear for all to see, is that Brexit means recreating trade barriers that had not existed for 47 years.”https://t.co/TssbjzNwlL

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) April 2, 2021

Brexit dividends to date:
✅ Biggest overall fall in exports since records began
✅ Small UK businesses effectively shut out of the export market
✅ Collapse in trade with our nearest neighbourshttps://t.co/AdV1ODZrRF

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) April 2, 2021

If they can make you believe Boris Johnson is a man of "honesty and integrity", there is nothing they cannot make you believe.

LITERALLY NOTHING.https://t.co/CASd2QeuWD

— Marcus Chown (@marcuschown) April 2, 2021

Police attacked with bricks and bottles after crowd gathers in south Belfast https://t.co/pyB4wvMAyg

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) April 2, 2021

Sad to see disorder in Sandy Row. Usual suspects with no vision whip up tension for electoral gain, which they never use to improve life for those they pretend to represent. History repeats, people lose hope, kids get criminal records, communities pull apart. There’s a better way

— Claire Hanna (@ClaireHanna) April 2, 2021

On the 23rd anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, a reminder that it’s not over, it’s still a peace process.https://t.co/7yoAo2KUtY

— Mark Simpson (@BBCMarkSimpson) April 2, 2021

Thousands of cases of the B.1.1.7 strain have been reported across the United States, and experts fear the variant could drive another Covid-19 surge as states race to get ahead and vaccinate https://t.co/iyiKWkMLLV

— CNN (@CNN) April 1, 2021

Emerging data suggests that the B117 variant is more lethal. If correct, this would explain why deaths are not decreasing quickly. Variants are the wild card. Vaccines can defeat them, but only if we vaccinate quickly, widely, and equitably.

— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrTomFrieden) April 1, 2021

Nearly 100 million people have received at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine in the U.S. Here's how long it might take to reach herd immunity.

See how the vaccine rollout is going in your state here: https://t.co/dGSPMyk22g pic.twitter.com/Yvsg190Or4

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 1, 2021

Good news—6 months results—Pfizer vaccine remains more than 91% effective against disease with any symptoms for six months. And it appeared to be so far good against the worrying #B1351 variant from South Africa in limited data so far. Thread 🧵 #COVID19
https://t.co/Bf6mcZ0hLM

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) April 1, 2021

Despite Progress, Protecting The Population Against Covid-19 Variants Remains Complex https://t.co/I2OVVVGzQq pic.twitter.com/zgsahchxND

— Forbes Science (@ForbesScience) April 1, 2021

Ontario has announced a province-wide "emergency brake" shutdown beginning this weekend as Canada's most populous province struggles to cope with a surge in ICU admissions https://t.co/cteyIe2tga

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) April 1, 2021

COVID-19 cases among unaccompanied migrant children in facilities spark concerns over crowding. https://t.co/LgM25YG188

— ABC News (@ABC) April 1, 2021

Did you get a side order of COVID-19?

— Stephen King (@StephenKing) April 1, 2021

Mark Zuckerberg wanted to make Facebook and Instagram a reliable source of news about the pandemic. Instead he’s helped spread misinformation about vaccines https://t.co/NPWI0LMhRW

— Businessweek (@BW) April 1, 2021

COVID-19 will again dominate in Q2 2021. With new viral variants and staggered or stalled vaccine rollouts, the global economic rebound will be uneven around the world. View the Forecast here: https://t.co/LDxLOJeBW0

— RANE (@RANEnetwork) April 1, 2021

New: Fed investigators are pursuing allegations from witnesses & other evidence Matt Gaetz may have used cash & drugs in his dealings w/young women – and whether any federal campaign money was involved in paying for travel & expenses for the women. @evanperez @PaulaReidCNN report

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) April 1, 2021

Matt Gaetz allegedly showed off to other lawmakers photos and videos of nude women he said he had slept with, including while on the House floor. Sources said Gaetz displayed the images of women on his phone and talked about having sex with them. https://t.co/7rx6l8HkOv

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 1, 2021

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., who was traveling in Iowa on Wednesday, told NBC News that he was “surprised” he hadn’t been able to reach Gaetz yet and that the allegations were "serious." The latest from @aseitzwald https://t.co/OCh4IA4KCn

— Catherine Kim (@CatherineKimNY) April 1, 2021

Every reporter has one story they didn't write that haunts them. Mine is Matt Gaetz.

I've been doing reporting on this for three years—his drug use, taste for young women. This story has some of that stuff, but we're still just scratching the surface.https://t.co/TrTfyyTfjW

— Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) April 1, 2021

Pelosi says Biden's $2T American Jobs Plan ushers in 'reconstruction' period for U.S. She tells reporters the legislative text of Biden's plan won't come out until sometime in May https://t.co/J8dHsd87WC #news #politics

— Nicholas A Ballasy (@NicholasBallasy) April 1, 2021

I think it's probably healthy for Dems (and for the bill) for this to be clear from the outset.

With McConnell promising *zero* GOP votes no matter what, Dems can dispense with the inevitably futile "outreach" that would only make the bill worse anyway.https://t.co/pclHTObrkg

— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) April 1, 2021

What was your favorite bipartisan part of the Trump tax cut, Mitt? https://t.co/7TUF5jzipM

— David Roberts (@drvolts) April 1, 2021

Analysis: Here are some pressing infrastructure projects near you https://t.co/478lsL6Mia

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 1, 2021

Republicans in the Georgia state legislature have floated the idea of increasing taxes on Delta as retribution for the company speaking out against a new state law that makes it harder for people to vote. https://t.co/L4WjxWlrtF

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 1, 2021

President Biden has asked Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to compile a memo on the president's legal authorities to forgive student loan debt, including canceling up to $50,000. https://t.co/zzYzjZ4tta

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 1, 2021

Derek Chauvin’s supervisor David Pleoger was just asked his opinion on when the restraint of George Floyd should have ended:

“When Mr. Floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have ended their restraint.”

“No further questions.” pic.twitter.com/tMBRAMHwmw

— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) April 1, 2021

Derek Chauvin's supervising sergeant at the time testified it is his opinion the restraint on Floyd should have ended when George Floyd was no longer resistant and that after he was handcuffed on the ground, he was no longer resistant.

Prosecutor reply: "No further questions."

— Omar Jimenez (@OmarJimenez) April 1, 2021

Civil lawsuits filed in response to the Capitol attack could bring forth evidence that would both prevail over the disinformation that Donald Trump continues to spew and aid in criminal prosecution, writes @KimberlyEAtkins. https://t.co/18nKBGv1BT

— Boston Globe Opinion (@GlobeOpinion) April 1, 2021

BREAKING: SUPERSEDING INDICTMENTS DROP ON THE OATH KEEPERS FOR FAILED JANUARY 6 COUP D'ÉTAT

Shall we catch up on the charging docs? They're getting nas-tee.

1. A CAST OF MILLIONS! pic.twitter.com/89XjhHYfPF

— Eric Garland (@ericgarland) April 1, 2021

“The Australian Academy of Science says the more ambitious target of the Paris Climate Agreement of keeping global warming to 1.5 degrees has now slipped out of reach and is ‘virtually impossible.’” https://t.co/gS4W0VQ6KH

— David Wallace-Wells (@dwallacewells) April 1, 2021

"The effect is substantially more severe (a reduction of ~26–34%) in warmer regions such as Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean. We also find that global agriculture has grown more vulnerable to ongoing climate change."

— David Wallace-Wells (@dwallacewells) April 1, 2021

How climate change is affecting America's pastime https://t.co/QBE1LmtvNC

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 1, 2021

Major League Baseball and its teams said Thursday they will distribute $1.5 million in free tickets this regular season to essential workers of the novel coronavirus pandemic.​ https://t.co/mptKElD7fa

— ABC 7 Chicago (@ABC7Chicago) April 1, 2021

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Exclusive: Covid passport trials to begin at UK events this month

FA Cup final, an FA Cup semi-final, the League Cup final and the World Snooker Championship are taking part in pilot schemes https://t.co/5mnBYJ3vUb

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 1, 2021

Learn to live with Covid in similar way to flu, says Prof Chris Whitty – video https://t.co/MLiLAnsmI7

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 1, 2021

On tomorrow's front page: Brits could be swapping Spain for Bahrain under new summer holiday traffic lights system https://t.co/oLKm7LOXE9 pic.twitter.com/0EuyukxCfs

— The Sun (@TheSun) April 1, 2021

Nicola Sturgeon has committed to starting a public inquiry into Scotland’s handling of Covid by the end of the year – becoming the first UK leader to do so.@C4Ciaran has been speaking to the SNP leader. https://t.co/cLRvG43DJQ

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 1, 2021

"Mr Johnson and his allies have dishonoured this moment, using it in bad faith to pursue a grudge against people of all ethnicities who want greater fairness. And for what?" Brilliant leader. https://t.co/uJYk6OmZlw

— Gary Younge (@garyyounge) April 1, 2021

The most senior Black adviser to U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resigned, the government said, the day after a report on racial disparities concluded that Britain does not have a systemic problem with racism. https://t.co/O3tBoaVjwU

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 1, 2021

‘Britain has an immigration problem, all right. But it’s not the people coming to the country. It’s the people who rule over it.’ https://t.co/YIhRccZU4Z

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) April 1, 2021

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is seeking to distance himself from a report into U.K racial inequalities that drew an angry backlash https://t.co/kZOmP2DOJw

— Bloomberg (@business) April 1, 2021

New rules on meeting up outdoors and the return of some sports are among the changes to #coronavirus lockdown restrictions in NI from today ️⛳️🍃 https://t.co/TistlftdUW

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) April 1, 2021

I don’t sense this optimism among theatre producers. They can’t get insurance for a show that can’t open. Socially distanced shows can’t make money. Whitty has forecast a further wave. If the government wants theatres to reopen, it needs to consider underwriting the insurance. pic.twitter.com/Ish2HY75pB

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) April 1, 2021

How it How it’s
started going pic.twitter.com/SYFhtsF1GS

— Arthur Snell (@SnellArthur) April 1, 2021

It would be totally understandable if occasionally one of @Coldwar_Steve creations fell below his astonishing standard. But they never do. Never. Superhuman creativity. https://t.co/VOkcZyHFn9

— Danny Baker (@prodnose) April 1, 2021

Macron orders COVID-19 lockdown across all of France, closes schools https://t.co/e81buveTBJ pic.twitter.com/JzDp63fU1L

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 31, 2021

Breaking News: France will enter a third national lockdown for a month after President Emmanuel Macron announced a new set of restrictions in a move to halt a new deadly virus wave. https://t.co/0NJ4yLaHqW

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 31, 2021

BREAKING—France 🇫🇷 schools to close for at least 3 weeks (remote) under 3rd lockdown. Cases surging. Variants now dominant, especially #B117 variant that has higher infection in kids versus the old strain (higher %increase than adults vs old common). https://t.co/mpJKzt8rjU pic.twitter.com/DRqXgFMaWa

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) March 31, 2021

"We have never known such a situation": Paris doctors say hospitals are being overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients, warn of catastrophic choices ahead if France does not go into a full lockdown. https://t.co/bWlte9eooc

— AP Europe (@AP_Europe) March 28, 2021

PITTSBURGH (AP) — President Joe Biden on Wednesday outlined a $2.3 trillion plan to reengineer the nation’s infrastructure over the next eight years in what he billed as “a once in a generation investment in America.” https://t.co/0FMP9dZ3LW

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) March 31, 2021

President Biden unveils his $2 trillion infrastructure proposal: "It's time to build our economy from the bottom up and from the middle out, not the top down…Because Wall Street didn't build this country. You, the great middle class, built this country" https://t.co/4wQKY7diia pic.twitter.com/r0JONUduCL

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 31, 2021

Biden: This is "unlike anything we've done since the interstate highway system and space race decades ago."https://t.co/L1s8S8TTkJ

A big part of this is to bathe forward-looking climate investments and combating racial inequities in the glow of 50s/60s economic nostalgia: https://t.co/JRhk4zY7gK

— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) March 31, 2021

It’s time to finally rebuild American infrastructure & invest in a clean energy future—all while creating millions of good-paying jobs. I’m going to work with @POTUS & my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass the bold infrastructure plan we need.https://t.co/PKJqan6O4v

— Senator Chris Coons (@ChrisCoons) March 31, 2021

With @POTUS's infrastructure plan, Amtrak will create jobs and improve equity across the country, and we are ready to deliver. America needs a rail network that offers frequent, reliable, sustainable and equitable train service. Now is our time, let’s make rail the solution.

— Amtrak (@Amtrak) March 31, 2021

Historically, infrastructure has been bipartisan.

There is no reason it can’t be bipartisan again.

The divisions of the moment shouldn’t stop us from doing right by the future.

— President Biden (@POTUS) March 31, 2021

I think is the greatest mystery of the Trump presidency. Trump likes to build stuff, especially big stuff. Bannon said they were going to go big on infrastructure. Trump would have been able to get Dem votes, create jobs, play to his base. Not doing it was a huge unforced error. https://t.co/qwBeCLvBvE

— James Surowiecki (@JamesSurowiecki) March 31, 2021

President Biden crystallizes his argument to go big, saying: “If we act now, in 50 years people will look back and say this was the moment America won the future.”

— Jeff Zeleny (@jeffzeleny) March 31, 2021

Biden: "No one making under $400,000 will see their federal taxes go up. Period."pic.twitter.com/ps7syHNHro

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) March 31, 2021

Okay. NOW it's infrastructure week!

— Secretary Pete Buttigieg (@SecretaryPete) March 31, 2021

NEW: DHS chief details actions to strengthen cybersecurity in wake of major hacks https://t.co/1kZcYQ9FT4 pic.twitter.com/j0w2wIgevI

— The Hill (@thehill) March 31, 2021

Johnson & Johnson put future vaccine shipments from one factory in the U.S. on hold after about 15 million doses were ruined by an ingredient mixup. https://t.co/v1GYVyHSG5

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 31, 2021

Bystander explains why he challenged Derek Chauvin, moments after George Floyd's body was removed from scene. https://t.co/a0gST7xVF1

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 31, 2021

Among the many important things the Chauvin trial has already exposed is the grief, trauma and in some cases guilt many of the witnesses have experienced. A number of them are children. The ripple effects of injustice are wide.

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) March 31, 2021

It’s striking, how much guilt many of the witnesses in the trial of ex-cop Chauvin feel over George Floyd’s death. Chauvin has exhibited no remorse.

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) March 31, 2021

Charles McMillian, who tried to speak to George Floyd as officers first tried to put him in a police car and then later as Floyd shouted for his mama while Derek Chauvin kneeled on his neck, just broke down on the witness stand.

Court on a break now.pic.twitter.com/otRlBocOuZ

— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) March 31, 2021

Imagine how differently the summer would have gone if Barr had allowed Chauvin to be quickly locked up for murder in the 3rd. https://t.co/pPIHyCe1Nx

— ClearingTheFog (@clearing_fog) March 31, 2021

So this apparent extortion scheme involved men saying they had learned about the federal probe into alleged Gaetz sex crimes and wanted his dad to fund the rescue of a hostage in Iran, so Gaetz could take credit and get a presidential pardon. Yowza. https://t.co/bwZNZhlazc

— Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) March 31, 2021

A Fox News Media spokesperson said in response: “No one with any level of authority has had conversations with Matt Gaetz for any of our platforms and we have no interest in hiring him.” https://t.co/TIAf5q80kR

— kendis (@kendisgibson) March 31, 2021

read the room https://t.co/ElKqJG9wvd

— Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) March 31, 2021

Gaetz has a major minor problem, while Biden has a minor Major problem.

— Jim Trailmaster 🇺🇦 (@jim_sidewalk) March 31, 2021

The UK is poised for a “decade of unprecedented economic change” after Covid-19 and Brexit https://t.co/ntyADmletZ

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) March 31, 2021

UK shellfish farmers threaten legal action over ban on exports to EU https://t.co/SJm9pbqljC

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 31, 2021

When it comes to finding compromise & flexibility on the post #brexit protocol, there is no better an ally than @simoncoveney & the Irish Govt but some are happy to use it as a political distraction https://t.co/KIcIDDOgb3

— Neale Richmond (@nealerichmond) March 31, 2021

'Don't blow it' says health secretary as thousands gather in sunshine https://t.co/7ftTVjmMUf

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 31, 2021

➡️ Rule breakers warned amid sunshine gatherings
➡️ Children 'well protected by Pfizer vaccine'
➡️ Glastonbury to stage 'spectacular' livestream

Here's our evening coronavirus update https://t.co/JyeDVjyPK4

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 31, 2021

Covid vaccine passports would be un-British, says Starmer https://t.co/0mDtQ5JOdx

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 31, 2021

Shock as government report into structural racism conducted by people who don’t believe in structural racism finds no evidence of structural racism. https://t.co/0RluARWzud

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) March 31, 2021

the 'no racism in the uk' report team meeting pic.twitter.com/LZyglWuc5D

— Michael Spicer (@MrMichaelSpicer) March 31, 2021

Wednesday’s Daily MAIL: “Britain’s Race Revolution” #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/PCrm4cO8bN

— Allie Hodgkins-Brown (@AllieHBNews) March 30, 2021

Everyone involved in this report, from Munira Mirza (head of policy unit), to Tony Sewell, to Boris Johnson himself, has been critical of concept of institutional racism and argued racism is culture of "victimhood". And guess what it concludes…https://t.co/fjsfo5QeVz

— Sathnam Sanghera (@Sathnam) March 31, 2021

If you’re ready to spend the rest of your life denying the observable reality of Brexit, denying the observable reality of institutional racism is a piece of cake.

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) March 31, 2021

we have a sleaze problem, which starts with Boris Johnson and Robert Jenrick but goes well beyond them https://t.co/riiv3pZQTr

— Henry Mance (@henrymance) March 31, 2021

"Former (BBC) colleagues tell me there is a deep-seated reluctance to cover this and other stories that cast Boris Johnson in a bad light, with one saying it’s coming “from the top” https://t.co/lrJ3TVlaTA

— Alistair McBay #FBPE #RejoinEU #onceawasp (@secularmac) March 31, 2021

Johnson is The Lying King.

— Gerry McK (@GMcK2012) March 31, 2021

My @BBCNewsnight clip on how @BorisJohnson and his crew of corrupt charlatans smashes the 7 Nolan Principles on a daily basis. Honesty. Objectivity. Openness. Selflessness. Integrity. Accountability. Leadership by example. They mean nothing to him pic.twitter.com/Po0W7q6pFm

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) March 31, 2021

My questions to BBC related to Arcuri's new revelations of recent days about her sexual affair with Johnson & more details about their relationship.

Last time BBC News seems to have covered their relationship (which first emerged in 2019) was last May:https://t.co/9uC78ZDuMa

— Hardeep Matharu (@Hardeep_Matharu) March 30, 2021

‘Arcuri is alleging in @DailyMirror that there was an interest to declare, but the evidence hasn’t been presented. If Johnson is going to continue to say there was no interest to declare, someone has got to make a decision about it.’ https://t.co/SuCqOEbRXs

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) March 30, 2021

When Johnson was Foreign Secretary he wasn't trusted with sensitive documents, was this partly because of his affair with Arcuri? If the security services didn't know he was having an affair, they weren't doing their job. If they did know why is he PM?https://t.co/YXiG7ZCjl0

— Raven Cozens-Hardy (@RaveCozensHardy) March 30, 2021

The Greensill story has shifted from being about David Cameron lobbying the government, to a businessman getting not just access to Cameron’s No 10 but claiming to play a significant role within it.

My 10pm @skynews analysis on an extraordinary business card: pic.twitter.com/RninqKJ9po

— Joe Pike (@joepike) March 30, 2021

Good news everyone wrap it up job done https://t.co/ecC46OqSq4

— Paddy O Doors (@muswellhillspur) March 30, 2021

Almost a third of Covid deaths were in January.

*Bozo Saves Christmas* #JohnsonMustGo pic.twitter.com/cBn2bOwgpb

— Marie-Ann Detests Tories 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 🇬🇧 (@MarieAnnUK) March 30, 2021

In retrospect, Black Mirror was just a light feel good comedy pic.twitter.com/KB1a34gITA

— Los Feliz Daycare (@LosFelizDaycare) March 30, 2021

“Brexiters were seduced by some imaginary future where Britain and the US would somehow meet on equal terms. The idea the US would put our interests ahead of its own was always fanciful, based on nothing more than a puff of nostalgia” https://t.co/JCtGxfa7qk

— Dave Keating (@DaveKeating) March 30, 2021

I never understand the point about 'divisiveness.' Democratic politics is divisive by its very nature. Its a stupid argument and had little effect in the 2014 referendum. https://t.co/vqJwMrcKwn

— Kevin Meagher (@KevinPMeagher) March 30, 2021

It includes Croatia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Latvia, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sweden https://t.co/GEJFv8wwOQ

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) March 30, 2021

Coveney: “[the narrative] now is that [the Protocol] is being foisted on Northern Ireland by the EU and Irish Government and it’s not… [It] was designed as much in London as it was in Brussels, which people seem to conveniently forget”https://t.co/BAmL5pW6qB

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 30, 2021

“We’re 6km or 7km from the nearest shops; an hour from the hospital. My wife has to drive, and she’s been ill. It feels like we’ve been sacrificed.” https://t.co/YGSGlJq9LR

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) March 30, 2021

“The ‘Benefits of Brexit’ room will obviously be very small.”
But the ‘Lies’ room will need to be vast.

Letter to The Times. pic.twitter.com/BcfV9Qy9GC

— sarah murphy (@13sarahmurphy) March 30, 2021

Be careful what you wish for. https://t.co/YEWnAGgqFN

— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) March 30, 2021

Gaetz confirms to Axios that he's under federal investigation for sexual activity with women, and fears being criminally charged. https://t.co/YuqyVIZR7r

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 30, 2021

Over the past several weeks my family and I have been victims of an organized criminal extortion involving a former DOJ official seeking $25 million while threatening to smear my name.

We have been cooperating with federal authorities in this matter…

— Matt Gaetz (@mattgaetz) March 30, 2021

I am now expecting that Donald Trump will adopt Matt Gaetz.

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) March 30, 2021

Joe Biden wants the country to heal from its political divisions. But some people aren't ready to reconnect with their estranged friends and family members, @jpinsk reports. https://t.co/jxlRy31qDf

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 30, 2021

We can walk and chew gum at the same time. We need to work on the infrastructure of our country, and our democracy. https://t.co/U5KIwPWUB4

— Reverend Raphael Warnock (@ReverendWarnock) March 30, 2021

Biden administration allows media inside Texas border tent packed with minors https://t.co/mCTI4uupi7

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 30, 2021

NEW: President Biden plans to call for roughly $2 trillion in infrastructure spending over eight years in what the White House is billing as the American Jobs Plan. @nancook @AriNatter @HouseInSession https://t.co/CzNXtHBq6e

— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) March 30, 2021

Pres. Biden is poised to unveil what calls his next major priority: a massive infrastructure package that would provide investments in bridges, roads and waterways across the country as well as what the White House termed "an infrastructure of the future." https://t.co/fllkkWj4wj

— ABC News (@ABC) March 30, 2021

What happens inside a warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama, could have major implications not just for the country’s second-largest employer but the labor movement at large. https://t.co/loGbOGdhyD

— ABC News (@ABC) March 30, 2021

Republicans are already coming out against Biden's plans to improve the country. https://t.co/dksugNZS1x

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) March 30, 2021

Lifting masking restrictions, reducing social distancing when the country still has 65,000 cases a day is wrong path and will lead to unnecessary critical illnesses and death. Vaccination will work but we need more time, need to reach many more people https://t.co/1sQ9C1ROiS

— Tom Inglesby, MD (@T_Inglesby) March 30, 2021

“A deadlier and more transmissible variant has taken root, but now we have the tools to stop it if we want.” https://t.co/s0IwF4JhW2

— Josh Kraushaar (@JoshKraushaar) March 30, 2021

A shrinking percentage of Americans are expressing reluctance to get a Covid-19 vaccine: 17%, down from 22% in January. Vaccine hesitancy is declining in most states. https://t.co/J4vzluVzFb pic.twitter.com/tnRZ96CJNR

— Rebecca Ballhaus (@rebeccaballhaus) March 30, 2021

SUEZ CELEBRATION: The crew of the Egyptian dredger Mashhour jumps for joy after successfully freeing the Ever Given container ship. https://t.co/o6XkFLdCWi pic.twitter.com/9Vfmafcwnn

— ABC News (@ABC) March 29, 2021

The giant container ship that blocked the Suez Canal for almost a week was fully floated, and traffic in the waterway resumed, the canal authority said in a statement https://t.co/skxfODdbom pic.twitter.com/LjWQVCfioW

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 29, 2021

Nice work guys. pic.twitter.com/gxNb10iEFh

— Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini) 🇺🇸🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@AdamKinzinger) March 29, 2021

Live scenes from the Suez Canal: pic.twitter.com/5sO2XBYXMf

— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) March 29, 2021

https://t.co/94F0gr5jK8 pic.twitter.com/BXkyZfaDcR

— Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) March 29, 2021

Fair warning: If your Bar Mitzvah is taking place at Mar-a-Lago tonight, Donald Trump will grab the mic and spend half an hour explaining how Joe Biden trapped that ship in the Suez canal but he, Trump, got it out

— Paul Waldman (@paulwaldman1) March 29, 2021

.@AliVelshi: The trial of Derek Chauvin on the death of George Floyd will end up being far more than the trial of one police officer in the death of one man. This is a test of the system. https://t.co/NGHhX62BAC

— MSNBC Daily (@MSNBCDaily) March 29, 2021

NEW: The murder trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who faces three criminal counts for the death of George Floyd, began on Monday. Here are The Hill's five key takeaways from the trial’s first day: https://t.co/P6IBK98bEO

— The Hill (@thehill) March 29, 2021

"For the first time in the Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll’s roughly four-year history, more voters say the country is on the 'right track' than the 'wrong track.'”

https://t.co/fSnV4xLcg2

— Jeff Zients (@WHCOS) March 29, 2021

New: Joe Biden gets high approval on America's top issues. He faces warning signs, too.

His economic and Covid marks are strong. Cultural issues less so.

Breaking down the latest data + what it means for this presidency and early midterm landscape 👇 https://t.co/FpaRvWW9UR

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) March 29, 2021

At least 90% of the adult U.S. population will be eligible for a vaccine by April 19, and will have access to a vaccination site within 5 miles of home, President Joe Biden says. Biden warned people not to let up on mask-wearing and social distancing. https://t.co/qrs2c8Er5V

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 29, 2021

President Biden urged states to reimpose mask mandates, hours after the CDC director said she felt “impending doom” about a potential fourth virus surge. https://t.co/QonOlVuqDs

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) March 29, 2021

Biden task force to probe science manipulation under Trump @NBCNews https://t.co/KLXbO94Xwn

— Zach Haberman (@ZHaberman) March 29, 2021

With infrastructure at the top of the Biden administration’s agenda this week, we’re likely to see even more of Pete Buttigieg https://t.co/bSnaTAUSZ1 pic.twitter.com/clNPEjsTIc

— POLITICO (@politico) March 29, 2021

As part of a government-wide effort announced Monday, the White House set a new target to deploy enough offshore windmills to power millions of American homes — 30 gigawatts — by 2030. https://t.co/mhIpM7An9O

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 29, 2021

The head of the United Steelworkers tells @JoeDeaux that Biden's Pittsburgh announcement this week is transportation-focused and roughly half, or less, of an overall $3 trillion "Build Back Better" proposal (with the 2nd half due in April). USW backs it.https://t.co/xunLV6y8Bi

— Josh Wingrove (@josh_wingrove) March 29, 2021

"The Biden administration has warned it could slap 25% tariffs on British exports to the US after the UK levied a digital services tax on major technology companies."

We are sprinting away from that big Brexit deal Brexiters claimed was imminent. https://t.co/7I4QTuRHGW

— Edwin Hayward (@edwinhayward) March 29, 2021

Breaking News: Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein, was charged in federal court for the first time with sex-trafficking of a minor. https://t.co/uxOPl3kKoM

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 29, 2021

“Satan Shoes" — each pair of which will cost $1,018 — are a collaboration between MSCHF, the rapper Lil Nas X and, notably, not Nike. Also, there is blood in them. https://t.co/Eba0ek3quR

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 28, 2021

New: Boris Johnson's press secretary says he will "engage" with the GLA Oversight committee inquiry over Jennifer Arcuri links. As we reveal below, he may not have a choice 👇https://t.co/QN3wfO4gii

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) March 29, 2021

Let’s take a closer look at what Allegra Stratton describes as Boris Johnson’s ‘honesty and integrity’ | Tom Peck https://t.co/smrBvVLTIh

— The Independent (@Independent) March 29, 2021

press conference: is anyone going to ask Boris Johnson how his ex-girlfriend got £126k of taxpayer cash?

— Friend of Deep State 🐋 (@PickardJE) March 29, 2021

Corruption in Britain has reached new heights under Boris Johnson’s government – damning column by @mfletchertimes.

"I find myself wondering whether I live in a corrupt country of the sort that Britain once regarded with pity and disdain." https://t.co/k6okSRwOcP

— George Eaton (@georgeeaton) March 29, 2021

Friend of Matt Hancock Wins £14.4 Million PPE Contract – Byline Times https://t.co/ax4Q7w9wkT

— Byline Times (@BylineTimes) March 29, 2021

Hard lockdown now pic.twitter.com/X10FLBM4Pm

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) March 29, 2021

A reminder that Barnard Castle's most famous tourist, Dominic Cummings, travelled further with coronavirus in lockdown than Crewe Alexandra have gone for a competitive game in their 144-year history: https://t.co/uf380eVLYw

— Richard Jolly 🇺🇦 (@RichJolly) March 29, 2021

This is the tweet https://t.co/AUYYo9XWzL

— Shown (@northernlad18) March 29, 2021

He simply cannot make his brain work. You can see it trying to stutter to life, but it's suffocated by all that lazy stands-to-reason Telegraph
-guzzling reactionary bullshit. https://t.co/acwBTg7zRk

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 27, 2021

The last line quoted is the zinger. What policy would Johnson ever moderate or sacrifice for the sake of the Union? It's one thing to gush about "our precious Union"; quite another to let that influence how the government behaves – on Brexit or anything else.

— Robert Saunders (@redhistorian) March 27, 2021

Jennifer Arcuri 'admits to Boris Johnson affair. Would this reopen criminal investigation into allegations that Johnson influenced the payment of thousands of pounds of public money to Acuri, or secured her participation in foreign trade trips that he led?https://t.co/JZeJM7FbXV

— Prem Sikka (@premnsikka) October 17, 2020

"You're so hot I'm going to plagiarise Raymond Chandler" pic.twitter.com/wHgFVZ02V5

— Philip Cowley (@philipjcowley) March 27, 2021

Sad to see him trashing his reputation for being… a totally disastrous PM… in this way pic.twitter.com/cRZWPiB9Zh

— Sathnam Sanghera (@Sathnam) March 27, 2021

The news about vaccine passports, facial recognition technology for pubs, workplace surveillance in the home relate directly to reports of police violence against protestors. These aren’t separate and coincidental processes; this is authoritarian capitalism coming into view.

— James Meadway (@meadwaj) March 27, 2021

UK PM Boris Johnson describes protesters who threw “bricks, bottles and fireworks” at police in Bristol as "a mob intent on violence", after third night of protests in the city https://t.co/OPQ5N9dNg0

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) March 27, 2021

A full account of the sickening scenes on the streets of Bristol last night.
Police used dogs, horses, batons and shields to break up an overwhelmingly peaceful sit-down demonstration in the Haymarket.https://t.co/k7giMGYhcv

— Tristan Cork Post (@TristanCorkPost) March 27, 2021

Sheffield out today in solidarity with Bristol demanding to #KillTheBillpic.twitter.com/oWsbAzQCll

— Pileus Media (@thepileus) March 27, 2021

This is just so frustrating how the Guardian can get this so wrong.

Me and my colleagues at @TheBristolCable were among the many journalists at the scene, who got lots of photos and video showing peaceful protestors being attacked

Local media matters. https://t.co/JSSSgJ5ci3

— Matty Edwards (@MattyEdwards23) March 27, 2021

One of the Mirror’s own journalists was brutally assaulted in a completely unprovoked attack by the police in Bristol last night, and *this* is how they choose to frame the protests?!!

Not much surprises me about the UK media nowadays, but fucking hell guys. https://t.co/oELDNEbe90

— Evolve Politics (@evolvepolitics) March 27, 2021

The police dog in this clip clearly knows who the aggressors were in this police assault on a photographer at the Bristol protests.
The dog went for the police officer and had to be pulled off… pic.twitter.com/rFSk2WdG00

— The Prole Star (@TheProleStar) March 27, 2021

On BBC Radio 2, they segued seamlessly from talking about the 'protests' in Myanmar to the 'riots' in Bristol. You are not immune to propaganda.

— pez (@periuspb) March 27, 2021

Michael Gove was asked about this directly in 2016 and he was adamant there would be no disruptions to UK citizens living in EU countries.

This is a government choice. Plain & simple. They insisted on ending our citizens’ #FreeMovement rights. pic.twitter.com/jrzm8PnEXl

— Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) March 27, 2021

You were saying @michaelgove? https://t.co/avrkjK4JyJ https://t.co/aMPxLxz52A

— Haggis_UK 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 (@Haggis_UK) March 27, 2021

#NEW

Sunday Times (UK): “Britain to offer Ireland spare COVID vaccines.”

3.7 million doses. pic.twitter.com/y9psvnXxro

— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) March 27, 2021

I'm told this is related to the large number of doses that were in the Rome finishing site
The background is that a Dutch factory waited until this week to apply for cert to supply the EU, for unexplained reasons. It was approved yesterday, bringing it into the EU AZ supply chain https://t.co/PNczzrmZKr

— Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) March 27, 2021

The Republican voting restrictions in Georgia will have an outsize impact on Black voters, who make up roughly one-third of the state's population and vote overwhelmingly Democratic. https://t.co/GlWxcrDNAP

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 27, 2021

The economic consequences of voter suppression could soon hit home in Georgia. https://t.co/d6zaTxsaDb

— NewsandGuts (@NewsandGuts) March 27, 2021

.@Delta has decided to applaud the Georgia GOPs blatant voter suppression laws that would disproportionately impact nearly 1/4 of their workforce https://t.co/3Jv3B5AOP9

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) March 27, 2021

For years, we debated whether Donald Trump would topple democracy. But the threat continues to come from the system itself. https://t.co/nNoC0NtUR9

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) March 27, 2021

Democrats have spent several years clamoring to raise taxes on corporations and the rich to combat widening economic inequality.

Now, under President Biden, they have a shot at ushering in the largest federal tax increase since 1942. https://t.co/52V3ayZkAN

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 27, 2021

Biden administration fires most Homeland Security Advisory Council members https://t.co/xsFJCaVnxr

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 27, 2021

JUST IN: United States reports 3.5 million coronavirus vaccination doses administered in one day, a record.

— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) March 28, 2021

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a massive new voting law that places restrictions on absentee voting and reduces the number of absentee drop-boxes, as well as making it a crime to pass out food or drinks to voters waiting in line. https://t.co/KSF6W2Q55p

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) March 26, 2021

“Every last one of your names goes on a ballot. Enjoy your time in office because you’re going to the power of the vote come back on you like a hammer,” @MichaelSteele says, reacting to Georgia's new voting legislation signed into law by GOP Gov. Kemp. https://t.co/Rvy4quAXHx

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 26, 2021

Park Cannon, a Democratic state representative in Georgia, was arrested on Thursday for knocking on Gov. Brian Kemp’s door, as the Republican governor signed a new law restricting voting access in Georgia. https://t.co/E5nr3f1e2t pic.twitter.com/JNo7V1F9u1

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 26, 2021

Something looked odd Thursday night when GA Gov. Brian Kemp signed his new Jim Crow voting law

With some Twitter sleuthing, we learned Kemp was in front of a painting of a notorious slave plantation. The symbolism is overpowering. My instant column https://t.co/CLKJWdASZu

— Will Bunch (@Will_Bunch) March 26, 2021

.@ariberman: "This is the most important issue facing democracy and facing the Democratic Party right now. Democrats can either get rid of the filibuster and pass the For The People Act … or they can keep the filibuster and allow Republicans to implement Jim Crow 2.0." pic.twitter.com/OXjiLT83uG

— The ReidOut (@thereidout) March 26, 2021

Let's be clear. The legislation passed in Georgia is voter suppression. The Senate must quickly take up the voting rights bills passed by the House of Representatives. If we are serious about calling ourselves a democracy, we must make it easier for people to vote – not harder.

— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) March 26, 2021

Biden says the "Justice Department is taking a look" at the Georgia voting restrictions.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 26, 2021

The Georgia voting law — like so many others being pursued by Republicans in statehouses across the country — is a blatant attack on the right to vote, the Constitution, and good conscience.

It’s Jim Crow in the 21st Century — and it must end.

— President Biden (@POTUS) March 26, 2021

Georgia activists call for Coca-Cola boycott over ‘deafening silence’ on voting rights | US news | The Guardian https://t.co/jgmp7uV9Iy

— Mkay (@JoyAnnReid) March 26, 2021

that walk back to the mic 🔥 watch this ⬇️ #gapol

"Folks keep asking what we are going to do about the filibuster. I think they ought to ask my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, what are they going to do about voting rights? Why won't they stand up for voting rights?" pic.twitter.com/YNInaQAcOA

— Lauren Passalacqua (@laurenvpass) March 26, 2021

Biden indicated that the “talking filibuster”—apparently backed by Joe Manchin—will happen. So we can look forward to GOP senators staying up all night on the floor defending their “Keep Grandma Thirsty” bill.

— Jonathan Alter (@jonathanalter) March 26, 2021

Fox News sued by Dominion in $1.6 billion defamation case that could set new guardrails for broadcasters https://t.co/Wd0c3EubVY

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 26, 2021

Analysis: The false claims from Fox News and Trump allies cited in Dominion’s $1.6 billion lawsuit https://t.co/STDOPHXYuD

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 26, 2021

Dominion Voting Systems has filed a $1.6 billion lawsuit against Fox News, alleging an "orchestrated defamatory campaign."

CNN's @OliverDarcy reports the network is now facing $4 billion in lawsuits over it's coverage of the 2020 election. https://t.co/G0GPhGY6yW pic.twitter.com/0dcFgg6xJj

— CNN News Central (@NewsCentralCNN) March 26, 2021

Laura Ingraham cut Trump off when he tried to repeat false claims the election was stolen, as Fox News faces defamation lawsuits https://t.co/07SVMvzWhA

— Morgan Fairchild (@morgfair) March 26, 2021

“The Ever Given is standing athwart one of the most important shipping lanes in the world, yelling “Oops!” She is ruining everything, and at least for the moment, she cannot be (un)stopped.” https://t.co/RfZqAnmv0r

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) March 26, 2021

https://t.co/iujvOQQcdV

— Steve (@SteveMcGookin) March 26, 2021

If it were down to me, I would simply ask the Scottish rugby team to move The Stuck Boat

— Dr Alice Lilly (@aliceolilly) March 26, 2021

I'm no expert, and don't have a horse in this race.

But from the outside, this looks spectacularly stupid, vastly egotistical, and strategically demented. Surely splitting the indy vote is vastly damaging to Scottish independence. The man must be mad.https://t.co/FaheR5ut0b

— Russ Jones (@RussInCheshire) March 26, 2021

Alex Salmond's ego is now arguably the chief obstacle to Scottish independence. https://t.co/U7C5neBg5x

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 26, 2021

SNP have just responded to launch of Alba Party: pic.twitter.com/E3kcFTMupg

— BBC Andrew Kerr (@BBCandrewkerr) March 26, 2021

This is a wipeout of an entire sector – imagine the reaction in France, Spain or Italy if their food and drink exports collapsed like this?!! Their governments wouldn’t last the week. https://t.co/NDTJzSHp03

— Seb Dance (@SebDance) March 26, 2021

Hive mind: help myself and @MarinaOLoughlin with a mystery. There's a restaurant called Pollyana in which the Home Office has spent thousands of pounds. We can not find it. (And for those wary of a screengrab you'll find that spend in the detail here https://t.co/5wxucflfzC) https://t.co/trfTxsNzpq

— Jay Rayner (@jayrayner1) March 26, 2021

For reasons no doubt entirely unrelated to the vast amount of funding the Tories get from property developers. https://t.co/o5NcYDS5XW

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) March 26, 2021

No. 10 readout of @BorisJohnson
call with @JoeBiden

"On Northern Ireland, the leaders reiterated their shared commitment to protecting the Good Friday Agreement."

Just a gentle reminder, tween friends. pic.twitter.com/JaBwX19sgl

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) March 26, 2021

If the British Government and EU are on the same page, that means the former is dutifully fulfilling its obligations with the NI Protocol. So expect some diversionary story in the Sunday Times. https://t.co/sla9NhOWGE

— Kevin Meagher (@KevinPMeagher) March 26, 2021