When you consider the specifics of what sparked the vigil, how was this the outcome? pic.twitter.com/3pfvkXB1JZ

— Ald Michelle Guy (@MichelleGuy4) March 13, 2021

One of your colleagues allegedly murdered a woman @metpoliceuk. That’s why women are gathering to mourn. And now you’re brutalising them.

— Ash Sarkar (@AyoCaesar) March 13, 2021

I was there at 6. I’m a teacher in a small room with 29 kids and 2 other adults, no masks, no social distancing, for over 6 hours a day. I stood outside on the common , socially distanced and wearing a mask for 15 minutes and cried. Rip Sarah 💔 pic.twitter.com/6uEgkcK7eH

— Emma C 💙 (@emsibabes) March 13, 2021

Walking up to the Clapham Common bandstand to leave flowers for Sarah Everard and her loved ones. The daffodils have come out. They are lining Poynders Road as though representing every woman who would like to bear witness and stand for her, and can’t today. pic.twitter.com/pleGdYMBpl

— Kat Brown (@katbrown) March 13, 2021

This is what the Sarah Everard vigil looked like before tens of Met Police moved in, disrupted the mourners and proceeded to arrest women off the bandstand. Shameful pic.twitter.com/RcsIF76Nwj

— Zing Tsjeng (@misszing) March 13, 2021

People are threading their bouquets through the Clapham Common bandstand and already it is making the most beautiful monument to Sarah Everard and to all who knew and loved her. pic.twitter.com/FDYzxM8yQ9

— Kat Brown (@katbrown) March 13, 2021

Amazing turn out for Sarah Everard “Flowers for Sarah” in Cheltenham Pittville Park, a truly moving display and a fantastic idea from Louise which I was honoured to be a part of.
Do go and check it out if you can and lay a flower if you’d wish. #ReclaimTheStreets pic.twitter.com/yayISC6Wdj

— Zasha Whiteway-Wilkinson (@zashawwilkinson) March 13, 2021

Candles, flowers and messages left in tribute to #SarahEverard in Portstewart pic.twitter.com/JmT2qcnfyp

— Eimear McGovern (@3imear) March 13, 2021

Met Police faces intense criticism for handling of London vigil in memory of Sarah Everardhttps://t.co/eCUDzerJ3J

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) March 13, 2021

Sarah Everard: How a woman's death sparked a nation's soul-searching https://t.co/UEIEcYig0z

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 13, 2021

Sarah Everard: pressure for new laws to curb violence against women https://t.co/gsihDHkkfb

— Guardian news (@guardiannews) March 13, 2021

"These days women still walk home with keys threaded through anxious knuckles, only to switch on their computers to find death and rape threats. We are supposed to shrug these things off, treat them as normal, rather than normalised." @catherine_mayer https://t.co/3ZgVKP7oV0

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) March 13, 2021

The disappearance and suspected murder of 33-year-old Sarah Everard has renewed concern about women’s safety worldwide pic.twitter.com/wf4ICD9VEv

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) March 13, 2021

Vigil in Clapham Common tonight for Sarah Everard #ReclaimTheseStreets | pics via @ReutersUK pic.twitter.com/w4MVL43zu4

— Karen Morrison (@KarenMorrisonTV) March 13, 2021

Priti Patel one of the most absurd, hypocritical and blind to reality, published on Tuesday a bill relating to the policing of UK protests. The function is simple: to silence them.

This is not a metaphor. It is the explicit function of the legislation. https://t.co/SYc6ajs6h2

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) March 13, 2021

Beyond this candle is Tooting Common- I walk there every day with my dog. Tonight, I walked past holding keys in my hand…#SheWasJustWalkingHome pic.twitter.com/dzwLsYRgI0

— Eve Corner (@EveCorner) March 13, 2021

Looks like "fuck business" is the first promise Johnson has ever kept. https://t.co/aci25sFW3B

— stefanstern (@stefanstern) March 12, 2021

Massive drop in UK trade shows extent of Boris Johnson's Brexit own goal https://t.co/8UoaqpjDTZ

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) March 12, 2021

UK trade with EU collapsed in January according to ONS data. Much smaller falls in trade with non-EU countries

Compared to previous January, for goods (excluding precious metals):

EU exports: – 38%
EU imports: – 16%

Non-EU exports: -8%
Non-EU imports: -9%

— Thomas Sampson (@thom_sampson) March 12, 2021

BREXIT TRADE: The UK/EU trade figures for Jan 2021 are out. They’re bad, really bad.
👉Stockpiling pre-Jan is a factor.
👉Covid is a factor.
‼️BUT this graph shows an export crash much deeper than anything during Covid in 2020.
And read on for the food export trade collapse… pic.twitter.com/Rv8E2ld1V7

— James Withers (@JamesRWithers) March 12, 2021

A thread expressing hope that Brexit-related problems will soon be less bad than they currently are. The idea that Brexit would deliver any actual ‘benefits’ has already been quietly abandoned. https://t.co/0z8HxgpGJX

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) March 12, 2021

Pick your team folks, David Frost (and the UK government) v Sam Lowe (and pretty much every reputable trade specialist globally + 100 years of trade theory etc).

All, or at least some more, to be revealed next month with February's figures… pic.twitter.com/pzqZxMy4uH

— David Henig 🇺🇦 (@DavidHenigUK) March 12, 2021

Comment: Brexit has led to depressing – and inevitable – trade chaos. The issue with Brexit is not simply day one snags or queues at Dover — it is that, in the long run, the UK will be permanently and unnecessarily poorer. https://t.co/6Fl1LRZmGK

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) March 12, 2021

My objections to Brexit were never economic. But contrary to the promises, there was indeed an economic cost https://t.co/jmYqalySup

— Anne Applebaum (@anneapplebaum) March 12, 2021

The 'battle to save the union' is one of the most hilarious of all the battles. https://t.co/f9y9sMHGks

— Peter Geoghegan @ democracyforsale.substack (@PeterKGeoghegan) March 12, 2021

Wales's First Minister has said strict “stay at home” restrictions will end tomorrow, being replaced by a “stay local” rule. @adavies4 explains.https://t.co/IhUL5xGos0

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) March 12, 2021

£37 billion squandered on test and trace. £80 billion now for the military, though it’s hard to imagine what, if any, wars we can now fight as an independent nation.
And, oh yes, a 1% pay rise for the NHS. pic.twitter.com/pHw3V8t09X

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) March 12, 2021

Boris Johnson rules out return of Parthenon marbles to Greece https://t.co/L9u0wdfI92

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 12, 2021

🔴 NEW – Arlene Foster tells Boris Johnson to 'stand up for NI and replace Protocol'. https://t.co/YlDWM9FFer

— Belfast News Letter (@News_Letter) March 12, 2021

Try explaining that the Prime Minister doesn’t know how to wear a mask.

— brendanbelfast 🇪🇺 (@brendanbelfast) March 12, 2021

Very bold of @DUPleader to state on TV that 'the majority' of people want the protocol sorted out properly? Where did she get that info from? The majority voted to remain in the EU.

— Niamh 🍒 🇮🇪 (@NlAMHMEALONE) March 12, 2021

Reminder that the nature of the 'Irish Sea border' is a function of not just the Protocol – as presented here – but also the UK-EU trade relationship. The terms of the former were known when the TCA was being negotiated, but – so it would seem – ignored.https://t.co/VHgNkTVcSB

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 12, 2021

An extraordinary rewrite of history is underway in the UK. Apparently the Irish government did not engage with them enough about the consequences of Brexit.

Reader practically the whole of Ireland was shouting at them, government included from before the referendum. https://t.co/AUcndQKtUS

— Jonathan Mills (@Muinchille) March 12, 2021

The difference between "not realizing" and "not caring"
Who seriously believed the UK could exit the EU without a shitstorm in NI?
Nobdoy. Some voted for that shitstorm, some voted against it, some voted without giving it a thought.
Nobody voted Brexit thinking "NI will be grand"

— Bryan O'Donoghue 🇺🇦 🇮🇪 🇪🇺🇹🇼🌻🖥️ (@0xB0D) March 12, 2021

"This makes a statement that George Floyd deserved better than what we witnessed on May 25, 2020." Floyd family attorney Ben Crump reacts to the $27 million settlement the city of Minneapolis agreed to pay to settle a civil lawsuit in George Floyd's death. https://t.co/e7RRIe1E6V

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 12, 2021

Happy the family is compensated, but money isn’t justice. This just punishes the taxpayers. This money doesn’t come from the officers or from the police but from the city’s coffers, some from the very communities that feel oppressed. How is that justice?! https://t.co/wnO95oD8ou

— Charles M. Blow (@CharlesMBlow) March 12, 2021

A day after President Biden delivered a sober prime-time address on his effort to defeat the pandemic, he joined Vice President Kamala Harris and Democratic leaders to celebrate enactment his $1.9 trillion Covid relief package. https://t.co/YYxv1DIwaJ

— POLITICO (@politico) March 12, 2021

On @Breakingviews: Biden’s vaccine pledge looks too modest. Vaccine production and real-time data like air traveler numbers show things are moving quicker. Wall Street may also be underestimating how fast some sectors will recover https://t.co/0NmAY9YzXR https://t.co/0NmAY9YzXR

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 12, 2021

BREAKING: CDC now reports more than 100,000,000 coronavirus vaccinations in the US. pic.twitter.com/NpEmakGXMa

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 12, 2021

Dr. Fauci aims for a “universal” vaccine to overlap the new Covid-19 variants that continue to produce in other parts of world. https://t.co/ottGNqpFmd

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 12, 2021

I get the feeling that, someday soon, certain people are going to wish they’d let Garland onto the Supreme Court after all. https://t.co/0YKAjoBDeK

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) March 12, 2021

DOJ seeks to build large conspiracy case against Oath Keepers for Jan. 6 riot – The Washington Post – 🙂 https://t.co/VyEAnORKps

— Clint Watts (@selectedwisdom) March 12, 2021

Wow! Former acting Defense Sec Chris Miller, a loyalist appointed by Trump after the November election, says Trump "did incite rioters to go to Capitol" and played a role in what happened on Jan 6 per CNN.

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) March 12, 2021

It’s not clear who would want to read this book or why https://t.co/I2qQ0UWihl

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) March 12, 2021

Ted was alarmed by President Biden’s vision of families and friends getting together in backyards and neighborhoods for cookouts or barbecue on July 4th. Ted was planning to spend the 4th in Cancun. At the Ritz Carlton. No problem Ted. The president’s not closing the border. Go. https://t.co/ELaxVhzeOI

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) March 12, 2021

I wish they had thought to do this pic.twitter.com/w5cNOeYDiE

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) March 12, 2021

Can’t imagine why https://t.co/X5UwBtcKRP

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) March 12, 2021

Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday rejected calls from members of New York’s congressional delegation for him to resign, and said he won’t bow to “cancel culture.”

“I did not do what has been alleged, period,” Cuomo said. https://t.co/ZjfvmXJkez

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 12, 2021

"In a distinctly Trumpy press conference Friday, Cuomo displayed the classic combination of maudlin self-pity and mule-headed stubbornness of the shameless tyrant under fire," writes @ryanlcooper. https://t.co/GP0tsoQdGA

— The Week (@TheWeek) March 12, 2021

BREAKING: Schumer and Gillibrand call on Andrew Cuomo to resign. pic.twitter.com/f5vZUJbJWy

— Jon Campbell (@JonCampbellNY) March 12, 2021

Here it is, folks, #Florida legend @Carl_Hiaasen's final column for the @MiamiHerald. I wanted to shout amen at every sentence. Love the headline, too. https://t.co/Q5Vkh9vPWh

— Craig Pittman (@craigtimes) March 12, 2021

Breaking News: The first NFT sold by Christie’s was just bought for $69.3 million. The price for “Everydays — The First 5000 Days,” by the artist Beeple, is a new high for an artwork that exists only digitally. https://t.co/JzsQG6i0tF

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 11, 2021

Most expensive art from a living artist sold at auction:

Rabbit: $91.1 million
(Jeff Koons)

Portrait of an Artist: $90.3 million
(David Hockney)

The First 5000 Days: $69.3 million
(Beeple)

Balloon Dog: $58.4 million
(Jeff Koons)

— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) March 11, 2021

.@beeple 's 'The First 5000 Days', the 1st purely digital NFT based artwork offered by a major auction house has sold for $69,346,250, positioning him among the top three most valuable living artists. Major Thanks to @beeple + @makersplaceco. More details to be released shortly

— Christie's (@ChristiesInc) March 11, 2021

NFT ownership pic.twitter.com/AEfyixaXDl

— jeeves (@jeeveswilliams) March 11, 2021

holy fuck.

— beeple (@beeple) March 11, 2021

President Biden will announce tonight he's directing states to make vaccines available to all adults by May 1. There will also be a federal website by then. His goal is to bring the country “closer to normal” by July 4. Per administration officials.

— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) March 11, 2021

BIDEN: "If we do our part… by July 4, there's a good chance you, your families, and friends will be able to get together in your backyard or in your neighborhood and have a cookout or a barbecue and celebrate Independence Day… Small groups will be able to get together" pic.twitter.com/j6PQwbN4qg

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) March 12, 2021

Biden says well ahead of goal of delivering 100 million vaccine shots in 100 days https://t.co/iv8BT0dJoc pic.twitter.com/msK5eAtR1b

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 12, 2021

Interesting contrast. @JoeBiden signed the rescue act a day before the scheduled signing ceremony to get relief checks going ASAP. His predecessor held up relief checks last year so that his signature could be affixed to them.https://t.co/DogC7sZKLF

— David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) March 11, 2021

Another comparison, thanks to a response to this tweet, World War II cost $4.1 trillion in inflation-adjusted dollars. https://t.co/skz7v5lk1g.

— Ryan Teague Beckwith (@ryanbeckwith) March 11, 2021

Americans will start seeing stimulus checks in their bank accounts as early as this weekend, White House press secretary Jen Psaki says https://t.co/2znGR63yiD

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) March 11, 2021

Vaccination update: With 2.5 million new vaccinations reported today:

First doses:
25% of adults
63% of those > 65
72% of those over 75

Second doses:
13% of adults
32% of those over 65
42% of those over 75

This represents the daily work of so many across the country.

— Andy Slavitt (@aslavitt46) March 11, 2021

Biden faces pressure to distribute vaccines worldwide, while Americans still need them at home https://t.co/ZnvWlo8KRi

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 11, 2021

Fmr. Presidents Carter, Clinton, Bush and Obama are appearing in ads as part of an effort to persuade people to get vaccinated.https://t.co/7GQpx0DL41

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 11, 2021

Trump could change this with very little effort if he wanted to, but he doesn't and he won't. People willing to get sick *in his name* makes him feel powerful, and he now resents vaccination as a personal affront because he can't take credit. https://t.co/O0lLK0AdBT

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) March 11, 2021

CDC director: "I worry about the day where the vaccine will no longer be free" https://t.co/R6EIkutVrk pic.twitter.com/gkAqXhZN4X

— The Hill (@thehill) March 11, 2021

One year ago, on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic.

These stories offer a look at one year of loss and disruption, and what comes next. https://t.co/ZRfgA4cQ8n pic.twitter.com/qZDtsZ2MMG

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 11, 2021

Attorney General Merrick Garland arriving at work at the DOJ. Watching this is quite therapeutic.pic.twitter.com/PaOnIQ4MYJ

— Ricky Davila (@TheRickyDavila) March 11, 2021

The House has passed two bills expanding and strengthening background checks for gun buyers. Despite wide popularity with voters, they are expected to face insurmountable opposition in the Senate, where Republicans have resisted any limits on guns. https://t.co/RYbjN0JOz8

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 11, 2021

JUST IN: Michael Cohen meets with Manhattan district attorney’s office for seventh interview in probe into Trump finances https://t.co/dVStXbNWQl pic.twitter.com/DXpBP889U9

— The Hill (@thehill) March 10, 2021

Recording reveals details of Trump call to Georgia’s chief elections investigator https://t.co/1I0y8tQrQD

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 11, 2021

New: the U.K. government has postponed import checks on goods coming from the EU, in a bid to avoid supply chain disruption over the summer 1/ https://t.co/SO3NeXuhFN

— Joe Mayes (@Joe_Mayes) March 11, 2021

Please Martin, MEPs have the power to pull the plug on this mafia of oligarchs' henchmen that is occupying Downing St. Save Britain from itself. Vote down the TCA!

— MidlandsStu (@MidlandsStu) March 11, 2021

Looks like oven-ready Brexit is back under slow grill: UK needs another 6-12 months before Johnson Government is actually capable of operating its own customs & trade system. So much for "taking back control of our borders". Brexit really is such a massive f–king con trick…

— Michael Dougan (@mdouganlpool) March 11, 2021

It’s out!! My latest #brexit briefing for @FinancialTimes – on why border frictions and political frictions feed off each other. This hardest of Brexits creates structural strains – with EU, with Ireland and with Scotland and Wales. https://t.co/UmSBIzmxia

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) March 11, 2021

This is fascinating, not least because it aligns with what someone close to Frost was telling @HCH_Hill last week about the unilateral UK action. But if the PM wants to show the protocol is unworkable, why act to make it more workable – ie. extend the grace periods, etc? https://t.co/F4CGm4zjHH

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) March 11, 2021

"The British people voted for Brexit and yet all of this finer detail was not really clearly laid out for people to understand. On Christmas Eve we were told that we had this fantastic deal, and everything was going to be great –– but it’s not." ~AA https://t.co/Lz1IfE7pWZ

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) March 11, 2021

UK sends official to Washington to counter EU effortshttps://t.co/7Bz7x9qOQR The only argument that’ll cut through in DC is that the NIP is undermining the GFA (which it is). This needs to be said over and over again in a campaign of near-permanent lobbying.

— Christopher Meyer (@SirSocks) March 11, 2021

"Brexit was the equivalent of a supernova. Britain emitted this great pulse of angry democratic energy. And it is now collapsing into a black hole, with all kinds of strange gravitational pulls, as you can see in Scotland."

Fabulous by @IChotiner. ~AA https://t.co/N0LTkv8nCK

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) March 11, 2021

Royal family is 'very much not' racist, says Prince William

Is it me, or is William already 60? https://t.co/z6eI5lbWcM

— Schadenfreude ⭐️ (@jeffsprogress) March 11, 2021

Biden moments before he signs the Covid relief bill: "It's about rebuilding the backbone of this country and giving people in this nation, working people, middle class folks, the people that built the country a fighting chance. That's what the essence of it is." pic.twitter.com/rKdLNIoM5Z

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 11, 2021

Biden signed it a day earlier so people cold get their money a day earlier.

Because he know for a lot of people, right, now a day matters, and he cares.

The End.

— Fred Harding (@OPCGhost) March 11, 2021

BREAKING: House passes $1.9T Covid relief bill that includes $1,400 checks, $300/wk jobless benefits, child allowance of up to $3,600 for one year, $125B for K-12 schools, $30B for public transit, $25B for rental assistance, $14B for vaccine distribution. https://t.co/C3JQIXquMx pic.twitter.com/xcyV3nXqO4

— NBC Politics (@NBCPolitics) March 10, 2021

Here's a look at what's in the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package that has received final Congressional approval and is headed to President Joe Biden for his signature. https://t.co/oW09mPEHYj

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 10, 2021

JUST IN: The Dow soars to record high, marking its first-ever finish above 32,000 points.

— Ana Cabrera (@AnaCabrera) March 10, 2021

"The benefits of Trump’s tax cut went overwhelmingly to the top 20 percent. Assistance from the Biden rescue reaches well into the middle class, but its biggest benefits go to the bottom 40% of the income structure."@EJDionne on Biden's quiet revolution:https://t.co/inHGOAZX1u

— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) March 10, 2021

How the Democrats transformed American society with almost no opposition—@MichaelBluhm & @DeanBaker13 at @thesignal: https://t.co/4Kbgnf806u

— The Signal (@thesignal) March 10, 2021

Senate confirms Merrick Garland as Attorney General in a 70-30 vote.pic.twitter.com/YFw2qZgUP0

— The Recount (@therecount) March 10, 2021

Having a hard time keeping my breakfast down listening to @LeaderMcConnell compliment AG nominee Merrick Garland, whom he refused to either meet with or even grant a hearing when he was nominated to the SCOTUS under President Obama.

— Mkay (@JoyAnnReid) March 10, 2021

The difficulty for GOP messaging: The COVID bill is both robbing future generations in debt and a liberal wishlist and great news for small businesses

— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) March 10, 2021

As border crossings swell, White House searches for solutions…

“We’ve seen surges before. Surges tend to respond to hope, and there was a significant hope for a more humane policy after four years of pent-up demand.”

w/ @JonEasley https://t.co/cBdJ6bxuA4

— 𝚁𝚎𝚋𝚎𝚌𝚌𝚊 𝙱𝚎𝚒𝚝𝚜𝚌𝚑 (@RebeccaBeitsch) March 10, 2021

Restaurants devastated by the coronavirus outbreak are getting a lifeline from the pandemic relief package that’s awaiting final approval in the House. https://t.co/TBgwmKNZEZ

— ABC News (@ABC) March 10, 2021

and yet…you voted AGAINST the relief bill.

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) March 10, 2021

Uhhhhhh pic.twitter.com/YogA54GWvi

— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) March 10, 2021

"Racketeering, a felony in Georgia, can carry stiff penalties including up to 20 years in prison and a hefty fine. “There are not a lot of people who avoid serving prison time on a racketeering offense,” said Cox."https://t.co/Dl7rGeGHnz

— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) March 9, 2021

Have said before and will say it again: if a Chicago alderman made these calls to the Cook County Clerk about his own election and they were recorded and released, that alderman would have been indicted by the US Attorney in a matter of days . https://t.co/rhTHMEBf0p

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) March 10, 2021

Read how the photojournalist Ashley Gilbertson approached documenting the pandemic hardships in New York, as both a lament and a tribute. https://t.co/rScPO71iLo

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 10, 2021

It's almost like putting your pals in charge does not serve the public interest. https://t.co/pq2sVgfcEV

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) March 10, 2021

Truly damning. Public Accounts Committee finds “no clear evidence” that Govt’s Test and Trace programme is effective despite £22bn spent on it so far – and £15bn more to come.
https://t.co/n4AVN1Lkvd

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) March 10, 2021

Epic waste of public/our money! There must be a Public Inquiry into this.#Covid #TestAndTrace 'no clear impact' from £37bn budget
– over-reliance on consultants, paid £6,600+ a day
– not ready for Sept surge
– lack of evidence but rapid tests rolled outhttps://t.co/sVTmEhZjTg]

— Gina Miller (@thatginamiller) March 10, 2021

The UK parliament’s Public Accounts Committee says the impact of the Test and Trace system is not clear. The government says the finding ‘defies logic’. We’ve looked at if it’s the ‘world class’ system Boris Johnson said was needed. Produced @MichaelCoxJ https://t.co/R6S7E5P3h1 pic.twitter.com/k8l3w1J1ZZ

— Ros Atkins (@BBCRosAtkins) March 10, 2021

Government is refusing to say who Dido Harding met during the course of spending £37bn of public money. But there's nothing at all to see here, folks. https://t.co/vPN2I2BYKl

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) March 10, 2021

It will probably come as no surprise to anyone to learn that Downing Street has failed 19 times to correct a false claim by Boris Johnson at Prime Minister's Questions today https://t.co/tCa1XBEdoM

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) March 10, 2021

I've long argued that the post-Brexit UK-EU relationship would be difficult, but even I'm surprised how far & fast it has sunk

A senior EU official tells me: “Johnson is a crook. He's signed up to something he has no intention of implementing.“

Negative levels of trust

— Mujtaba Rahman (@Mij_Europe) March 10, 2021

Did anyone need Piers Morgan to break his silence? https://t.co/sQPT56ZgXX

— Julia Ioffe (@juliaioffe) March 10, 2021

Biden's COVID Bill Is His First Step Toward an FDR-Style Presidency https://t.co/gG07Kko7iB

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) March 9, 2021

The American Rescue Plan is "a hugely ambitious bill — just by itself putting Biden in league with Lyndon Johnson as a poverty fighter," writes @ryanlcooper. https://t.co/aIMwOvV3MP

— The Week (@TheWeek) March 9, 2021

new Pew poll finds 70% back covid-relief bill, including 41% of Rs.

“The survey finds 57% say Biden made a good faith effort working w/Republicans.

“By comparison, 42% say GOP leaders made a good faith effort to work w/WH, , w/55% saying they did not.”
https://t.co/uPrdO6M3Ig

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) March 9, 2021

Never say elections don't matter. https://t.co/wVxS1E7xls

— Sewell Chan (@sewellchan) March 9, 2021

Relief bill is most significant legislation for Black farmers since Civil Rights Act, experts say https://t.co/F3wv7pdilI

— JM Rieger (@RiegerReport) March 9, 2021

$1.9 trillion tax cut approved by every Republican: 17% went to the middle-class and the poor

$1.9 trillion stimulus rejected by every Republican: 68% goes to the middle-class and the poorhttps://t.co/UgwubxN3RN

— Dan Price (@DanPriceSeattle) March 9, 2021

If you watch anything today… pic.twitter.com/65vwH1XtLn

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) March 9, 2021

Joe Manchin sounds like he is in favor of talking filibusters pic.twitter.com/isIq7tW62R

— Acyn (@Acyn) March 9, 2021

Biden's words on the union debate in Alabama showed his willingness to use the bully pulpit on behalf of communities that have often fallen outside the Democratic Party's governing focus: working-class voters in Republican states, many of whom are Black. https://t.co/ytW4kH6FNW

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 9, 2021

I still can’t get passed the fact that when Trump learned another round of stimulus checks were about to go out he immediately said to his followers, send me your money, not the GOP. The dude who blew his inheritance is now asking folks for relief check money. What a putz.

— NoelCaslerComedy🌙 (@caslernoel) March 9, 2021

As i have said: Trump demands loyalty and gives none. Statement of a man desperate for relevance but feeling the changing tides. pic.twitter.com/zzTej9srRw

— Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini) 🇺🇸🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@AdamKinzinger) March 9, 2021

Christians look forward to a mansion in heaven. Joel Osteen didn’t want to wait.

— John Moyers (@JohnDMoyers) March 9, 2021

Donald Trump is still making money off of the Republican political apparatus.

Which means they are actively supporting his corruption. We are still not over that.https://t.co/2TwQ5GRamo

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) March 9, 2021

“This is essentially the story of the Scorpion and the Frog, except it’s the grifter and the political party.” — Jordan Libowtiz of @CREWcrew https://t.co/yxKmxfnYDN

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 9, 2021

A Trump Tower Chicago loan is now included in some New York City prosecutors' financial investigation into the former president.​ https://t.co/Yv5sXyQjRP

— ABC 7 Chicago (@ABC7Chicago) March 9, 2021

The judge seemed shocked that Klein, a Trump appointee with a top-level clearance, joined in the riot.

"How could someone sworn to protect the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic, then participate in an attempt to stop the administration of the Constitution?"

— Jan Wolfe (@JanNWolfe) March 9, 2021

It’s imperative that Harris acquire the experience not only to win the next race but also to govern effectively. That’s esp important given the likelihood that GOP will nominate Trump or a mini-me. America can’t survive another four years of Trumpism. https://t.co/3UDyswxy2H

— Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@MaxBoot) March 9, 2021

NEW- EU Commissioner @MarosSefcovic to join Irish foreign minister @simoncoveney in meeting with Friends of Ireland caucus on Capitol Hill scheduled for tomorrow amid concern in Washington about #NorthernIreland protocol, #Brexit https://t.co/mj67XQpPxo

— Suzanne Lynch (@suzannelynch1) March 9, 2021

"This is now the second time… that this UK government has signed up to an international agreement and then immediately decided to go back on what it agreed to."

Congressman @RepBrendanBoyle says this has "all sorts of ramifications" for the UK government

Newsnight pic.twitter.com/DXeI3OA9kk

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) March 4, 2021

I asked Diane Dodds if she agreed with Invest NI (an agency that reports to her) that under the Protocol "dual market access means NI can become a gateway for the sale of goods to two of the worlds largest markets" and is "a unique proposition".

Judge the answer for yourself… pic.twitter.com/Z2Q8Uf9wsv

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) March 9, 2021

A timely reminder by @pmdfoster of the seminal and crucial “Whitbread” speech by NI Secretary Peter Brooke in November 1990, which some in Peter Brooke’s own Conservative Party seem to have forgotten about. https://t.co/JovHwOf9x0

— Declan Kelleher (@DecKelleher) March 9, 2021

Britain is the first big country to show similar results to Israel, where a jump start on vaccinations led to falling deaths and hospitalisation rates https://t.co/lEDAhGZq4Z

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 23, 2021

Wednesday’s Times: “Queen says racism claim will be handled in private” #BBCPapers #TomorrowsPapersToday https://t.co/7FuHsAa3Vz pic.twitter.com/bVQEPQ8Qm1

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 9, 2021

Hats off to @alexberesfordTV for saying what was right and challenging what was wrong! Along with other tv interviews, his input was the final nail on the coffin that led to Piers Morgan’s resignation. https://t.co/GgrntTmvJv

— The Political Rants (@vinod_d007) March 9, 2021

In 1991, I met #PiersMorgan for two minutes in the Press Room for the Rock In Rio 2 Festival. Then & now, I'm pretty sure that the absolute highlight of any conversation with this wanker is that moment whenever he walks away. pic.twitter.com/9Yg010oJti

— David Wild (@Wildaboutmusic) March 9, 2021

Mental health charity Mind, one of the charities supporting the ITV “Get Britain Talking” campaign, have spoken out against Piers Morgan’s comments.

They say they are “in conversations” with the broadcaster ITV. https://t.co/Gj0fxsHXJG

— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) March 8, 2021

They're not investigating speech, they're investigating the broadcasting of that speech.

— Katherine (@katobell) March 9, 2021

Congratulations on your ratings 👏🏻
Ours were good too.

In other news… I hope my boss would have dragged me off set if I’d used my platform – on national TV – to tell a pregnant woman, speaking openly about suicidal thoughts, that I didn’t believe a word she said. https://t.co/IGX7PWM01U

— Dan Walker (@mrdanwalker) March 9, 2021

RIP Roger Mudd and thanks for your contributions to political journalism https://t.co/WxRdnd7x24

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) March 9, 2021

https://t.co/vigN0cM4aE

— Brian J. Karem (@BrianKarem) March 9, 2021

Rest in Peace, Roger Mudd. https://t.co/mkvaRo855l

— Katie Couric (@katiecouric) March 9, 2021

https://t.co/uWznfbcVtI

— doreen st. félix (@dstfelix) March 8, 2021

Shocked, I tell thee, shocked. pic.twitter.com/KKchguaf2Y

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) March 8, 2021

25 pages. https://t.co/pHQTjKel6R

— stefanstern (@stefanstern) March 8, 2021

Sources say the Queen, Prince Charles, and Prince William are very concerned by what Harry and Meghan revealed in their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey. https://t.co/oG9MN3qsdP

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) March 8, 2021

MY definition of an amazing human being, is someone who is there for you when you are at your lowest. He was, and is still there. My choice is to LOVE the man I know, and the decisions he makes.❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/E0g3oIsKx1

— Gareth Thomas (@gareththomas14) March 8, 2021

Someone please write a hot take on why both McKinsey and the Royal Family call themselves “the Firm”.

— Alina Utrata (@AlinaUtrata) March 8, 2021

The royal family always viewed Meghan Markle as an existential threat, when she wasn't one, for reasons that were mostly racist. Ironically, they mistreated her so badly she became a threat. My latest for @NBCNewsTHINK: https://t.co/wzsvvU0Dby

— Laura Bassett (@LEBassett) March 8, 2021

Oprah saying "What?" will singlehandedly dismantle the monarchy.

— Jessica Shaw (@JessicaShaw) March 8, 2021

Oprah Winfrey has said Prince Harry clarified it was not the Queen or Prince Philip who asked "how dark" his and Meghan's baby's skin would be https://t.co/iFSO9kHYpd

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 8, 2021

Anything that makes this dude cry like this is good In my book. https://t.co/XJMUFO6i0W

— Joshua Holland (@JoshuaHol) March 8, 2021

https://t.co/uxi6MOFWId👇👇👇

— Stop Funding Hate (@StopFundingHate) March 8, 2021

It was instructive to return to this @BuzzFeed story comparing headlines about Kate with headlines about Meghan.

If we can’t see the racism here, it’s because we don’t want to https://t.co/k1qyla8g5W pic.twitter.com/R3rEf3rm75

— Samuel West 💙💛 (@exitthelemming) March 8, 2021

Been reflecting today on my time as a reporter covering Princess Diana’s public appearances after her divorce and the way she was treated. My depressing conclusion is that in the nearly 30 years since then no one learned anything.

— Samira Ahmed (@SamiraAhmedUK) March 8, 2021

Amanda Gorman says Meghan was monarchy’s ‘greatest opportunity’ https://t.co/Epm1aXqVuZ

— The Independent (@Independent) March 8, 2021

This will break her. #Meghan pic.twitter.com/NNfYvBc8E0

— Brendan May (@bmay) March 8, 2021

Let me bring back one of my favorite videos on the internet 🤣#HarryandMeghanonOprah pic.twitter.com/75cZnRsDnk

— eric adams hate acct. (@O_Dolly) March 8, 2021

We can't even import a NEW royal family from Germany, like we used to do, thanks to bloody Brexit.

— John Bull (@garius) March 8, 2021

JUST IN: The U.K. is considering postponing the introduction of border checks on imports from the EU to reduce the risk of disruption to supply chains this summer https://t.co/oKsJcANow3

— Bloomberg UK (@BloombergUK) March 8, 2021

Brexit and Covid combine to hammer UK exports https://t.co/rP5XvDpiL4

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 8, 2021

is there a head of there has been no growth economics? https://t.co/dyC4Buqjaw

— Professor Danny Blanchflower economist & fisherman (@D_Blanchflower) March 8, 2021

I suppose it was inevitable we would end up with Schrödinger's Brexit …

Where the regime is buying advertorial to show how brilliant it is for business …

While simultaneously blaming the EU for making life impossible for business.

— Dr Simon Ubsdell (@SimonUbsdell) March 8, 2021

This Tesla factory Brexit lost to Berlin will generate for Germany in one year what fishing takes 30-50 years to generate for the UK 👇👇 https://t.co/7Th2JP4dIg

— Sustainable Energy Forum (@Eddystone506) March 8, 2021

A desperate attempt to shore up the plummeting DUP vote. All they ever offer unionist people is a new way to dragoon them into voting DUP. It's about time they faced some consequences at the ballot box for constant incomepetence, scandals, hubris & poor judgement over many years

— Steve Bradley 🇺🇦 (@bradley_steve) March 8, 2021

When we got here 47 days ago, only 14% of adults over 75 had gotten their first shot.

Today — on the day that @CDCgov announced this 👇 — we can announce that 70% of Americans over 75 have gotten at least one shot.

https://t.co/Qb3QZuqNNk

— Jeff Zients (@WHCOS) March 8, 2021

Fully vaccinated people can gather without masks indoors, should still avoid travel: U.S. says https://t.co/X7IlmlurHP pic.twitter.com/sY24ldQc83

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 8, 2021

The new @CDCgov guidance pic.twitter.com/zz53H66m2P

— David Begnaud (@DavidBegnaud) March 8, 2021

U.S. administers 92.1 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines: CDC https://t.co/ptQvWvbPlN pic.twitter.com/rBOV7nz6Hk

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 8, 2021

“None of us can master the highly specialized fields that help assure our well-being, including medicine and epidemiology. And it can be highly destructive — to ourselves and others — if we prefer our intuitions to the experts.” https://t.co/0hvZBnX41o

— Michael Gerson (@MJGerson) March 8, 2021

President Biden will address the country on Thursday evening, one year after emergency measures were implemented on March 13, 2020, to fight the coronavirus pandemic. Since then, nearly 525,000 people in the U.S. have been killed and the economy battered. https://t.co/hzltqqWQ2U

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 8, 2021

Democrats' relief bill shores up a million people's pensions.

It may be overshadowed by stimulus checks and unemployment benefits, but the money for multiemployer pension funds could save workers' retirements. https://t.co/NZcC1nseCo

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 8, 2021

The top 20% of households reaped 65% of benefit from Trump’s tax cuts. The bottom 20% got 1%.
The American Rescue Plan gives aid to those who actually need it. My @Morning_Joe chart: pic.twitter.com/Ptq9Hpu3KA

— Steven Rattner (@SteveRattner) March 8, 2021

The Georgia Senate just passed a bill to eliminate no-excuse absentee voting. More than 1.3 million Georgians cast their ballots via no-excuse absentee voting in the 2020 election.

Democrats unified against the bill. https://t.co/I0dzEnwFKr

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 8, 2021

As long as news organizations continue to refuse to call these laws what they are—voter suppression—Republicans know they can get away with passing them https://t.co/1mvET8VV8k

— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) March 8, 2021

CROWDS GATHERS TO DEMAND JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD: Protesters are gathering outside a Minneapolis courthouse where a jury selection is underway for the trial of Derek Chauvin. https://t.co/RdajLoNHWK

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) March 8, 2021

The George Floyd trial already took place.

It lasted 8:46.

Derek Chauvin presided as judge, jury, and executioner https://t.co/T5tLnuYFqn

— 𝐄𝐱𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐫 𝐏𝐨𝐩𝐞 (@exavierpope) March 8, 2021

Wow, they really are rattled. https://t.co/m5W7gyWoOA

— Kevin Meagher (@KevinPMeagher) March 6, 2021

Feels like the Royal family are really sweating over this Harry and Meghan interview

Apart from Prince Andrew of course

— Toby Tarrant (@tobytarrant) March 4, 2021

What amazes me is that for decades, it’s been universally understood that the public harassment from the media and royal family were ultimately what led to Diana’s tragic death, yet somehow it’s a big scandal that the son she left behind wouldn’t want them anywhere near his wife.

— Sarah McGonagall (@gothspiderbitch) March 5, 2021

I can’t help thinking that, if the Royal Family had prepared this intensively for Prince Andrew’s Newsnight interview, things might have turned out differently pic.twitter.com/v97VIfgVjH

— Henry Mance (@henrymance) March 6, 2021

Judge orders ‘The Mail on Sunday’ to publish Meghan Markle's legal victory against them on their front page.

🔗: https://t.co/T91bxTC32f pic.twitter.com/Oe1DVp8bs3

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) March 6, 2021

These four royal experts are people you see on television all the time talking about the royal family and they were willing to pre-record an interview about an interview they had never seen.

It's incredible…please watch. https://t.co/fDhcb8ShLs

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) March 6, 2021

This is shameful, insult to our health workers. This is affordable. Chancellor is squeezing public finances at a time when should be delivering a recovery stimulus on scale that USA, Japan and others are doing…https://t.co/yXPdL3ct5E

— Stephen Farry MP (@StephenFarryMP) March 6, 2021

If you think nurses are ungrateful, remember that they wore bin bags to protect themselves and others during the pandemic whilst No10 sat at home or drove to Barnard Castle.

1% isnt the issue. Its the disrespect. Many died for 0%. This is just the most recent iteration of abuse

— Dr Janaway (@drjanaway) March 6, 2021

How to make the Northern Ireland protocol work https://t.co/Yco63UDn7i

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) March 6, 2021

"The Northern Ireland Protocol is threatening to become a chronic condition, and flare ups are now occurring with worrying regularity."https://t.co/xzHtO4L0vB

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 6, 2021

The DUP failed to speak out against the Irish Sea border when Boris Johnson was agreeing the Brexit deal with the EU, former No 10 chief of staff Jonathan Powell has said. https://t.co/HKTCzqDrjv

— The Irish News (@irish_news) March 6, 2021

Oh no he did not go there.

No.

He actually said the “The EU’s leisurely approach to…the operation of the Northern Ireland Protocol”

You – the UK govt – quite literally stole nearly 5 years of our resources, time and diplomacy over a decision and deal you couldn’t commit too. https://t.co/QAy1cbajt8

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) March 6, 2021

Nigel Farage standing down as leader of party most people didn’t know existed

— John Crace (@JohnJCrace) March 6, 2021

I've never had much time for Nigel Farage but quitting British politics just as decades of his promises about how brilliant Brexit would be can finally be judged is an act of uncommon integrity & selflessness. Just imagine all the boasting a less principled man would be doing.

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) March 6, 2021

It’s telling that the last two Democratic Presidents began their presidencies with a “Recovery Act” and a “Rescue Plan” because their inheritances were so catastrophic.

— Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) March 6, 2021

An exhausted Senate narrowly approved a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill as President Biden and his Democratic allies notched a victory they called crucial for hoisting the country out of the pandemic and economic doldrums. The vote was 50-49. https://t.co/nObp8UxGZD

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 6, 2021

President Biden hailed the Senate's passage of his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package, saying that the American Rescue Plan ‘is going to make a big difference in so many lives in this country’ and would supercharge the end of the pandemic https://t.co/8g9uOO5Nnp pic.twitter.com/fOAn6a1VaN

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 6, 2021

The Senate took a critical step today.

With the economy down 9.5 million jobs since February 2020, it could be 2 years before the labor market simply reaches its pre-pandemic level. These high rates of job loss threaten the wellbeing of workers & their families.

— Secretary Janet Yellen (@SecYellen) March 6, 2021

I really prefer President Biden and Democrats' COVID relief package to the Republican package (which consists of nothing but a middle finger.)

— John Pavlovitz (@johnpavlovitz) March 6, 2021

There will be a lot of harrumphing in Washington about the partisan nature of the senate vote on the COVID-19 package, despite its broad support national support.
But outside of Washington, the @POTUS will be applauded for getting it done—and the good it will do!

— David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) March 6, 2021

The House will vote TUESDAY on the Senate-passed Covid relief bill, per @LeaderHoyer. If it passes (and it is expected to) then it goes to @JoeBiden for his signature and $1.9 trillion can begin to go out the door.https://t.co/5SJCOV2rt1

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) March 6, 2021

Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) NOT having this Tuberville amendment: "…simply an attempt to discriminate against transgender students."

"For the love of God can't we just have a little bit of heart and compassion in this world for someone who doesn't look or live exactly like you." pic.twitter.com/SVIFHdGpbk

— The Recount (@therecount) March 6, 2021

I know the left's kind of into glasses being half-empty–but, hey! Biden, with a 50-50 Senate and 221-211 House, is going to sign the biggest government spending bill since…when?–LBJ?–FDR?. And lots of it goes to lower income families and the public sector. Lefties: Cheer up!

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) March 6, 2021

“There is no question that the people of Georgia deserve a great deal of credit for what happened here today,” said @ReverendWarnock. “We simply would not be here had they not stood up in such a profound way in this historic election.” #gapol https://t.co/WP8TLClu85

— Greg Bluestein (@bluestein) March 6, 2021

New: The lesson for Democrats is clear after this week.

“If we [don’t] stay united, if [one] person says, ‘I’m only going to vote for it if it has this’ … we lose,” Schumer told me in an interview.

On the 50-50 Senate and the difficulties ahead https://t.co/E9rBPaPak6

— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) March 6, 2021

Ladies and gentlemen, the party that rammed a multiple-trillion dollar tax cut for their wealthiest donors down your throat before murdering 520,000 Americans with their BS about masks and the "China virus" would like to have a word with you about your wasteful spending. https://t.co/YXTozUlk0v

— Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) March 6, 2021

When Biden criticized governors for "Neanderthal thinking," Republicans pretended to be outraged. And media people pretended to believe them. This might seem like the usual nonsense. But it's actually a really important moment. Here's my anatomy of it:https://t.co/TasWetg53w

— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) March 5, 2021

Grocery and retail workers in Texas and Mississippi don't get priority for vaccines and now have to interact with hundreds of customers who are no longer required to wear masks https://t.co/QXNiEs7Sf4 via @abhabhattarai

— Fenit Nirappil (@FenitN) March 6, 2021

NEW: 2.9 million vaccines reported administered today, 20% above the last record.

Gratitude for all the vaccinators, volunteers, doctors, pharmacists, couriers, manufacturers, civil servants, and soldiers who are working together on this effort.

— Andy Slavitt (@aslavitt46) March 6, 2021

There is no defensible argument for stopping a mask mandate when we still have very high levels of Covid spread and risk of variants spreading. Masks work. Mask mandates work. Variants are a real risk.

— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrTomFrieden) March 6, 2021

'Here fire, you hungry?' Idaho Covid protesters burn masks in front of capitol https://t.co/Z6zkDpECNl

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 6, 2021

Not sure about your dog, but letting mine that close to a hot grill with meat on it would’ve been a serious hazard. And if she were armed? Watch out. https://t.co/jfNiuJrv1N

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) March 7, 2021

Donald is gonna have to change his name to RICO Suavé. https://t.co/XcETit6a9J

— Mueller, She Wrote (@MuellerSheWrote) March 7, 2021

Lawyers for former President Donald Trump have demanded the Republican National Committee and other GOP entities stop using his name and likeness on fund-raising emails and merchandise without his blessing — > from @mniquette for @business https://t.co/zws8474zYe via @bpolitics

— Mike Shepard (@MikeShepard4) March 6, 2021

On eve of 56th anniversary of Selma to Montgomery voting rights march, the fight for an inclusive democracy is as imperative as it’s ever been. https://t.co/Gmj15evB4P

— Leslie Proll (@LeslieProll) March 7, 2021

BREAKING: Democrats reach deal on unemployment aid, allowing $1.9 trillion relief bill to go forward https://t.co/prbzWtPYMX

— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) March 6, 2021

Senate leaders and moderate Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin have struck a deal on emergency jobless benefits, breaking a logjam that had stalled the party's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill. The Senate could now begin the process of voting on the measure. https://t.co/atGO6ubrqy

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 6, 2021

NEW: Senate Democrats reach a deal to cut the federal jobless benefits to $300/week and extend them by one month to September, two sources tell @LACaldwellDC & me.

This is down from the House's $400/week. The deal also makes first $10,200 of UI tax-free.https://t.co/Tasb3re34h

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) March 5, 2021

Breaking News: Democrats reduced the stimulus bill’s jobless aid after Senator Joe Manchin threatened to defect. The Senate can now resume voting on other changes. https://t.co/WJuMyqsLli

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 6, 2021

You know how bad Manchin and Sinema are? Now imagine there were fifty senators even shittier than them. That’s the reality we live in

— Special Puppy 🧦🐵 (@SpecialPuppy1) March 6, 2021

Biden says Friday's jobs report shows COVID-19 relief bill is urgently needed https://t.co/a8Hg6WT7hO pic.twitter.com/DSE3gAYb0i

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 6, 2021

U.S. Sets Record For Covid Vaccinations As Distribution Speeds Up https://t.co/RxvWKl8GOs pic.twitter.com/pgC8MVaxxx

— Forbes (@Forbes) March 6, 2021

70 percent of Americas back Biden's handling of coronavirus: poll https://t.co/xn0gM5F3hC pic.twitter.com/MbdqZO50Qg

— The Hill (@thehill) March 6, 2021

States that don’t require masks see an increase in Covid-19 cases and deaths for up to 100 days later, according to a new CDC report. – @NBCNightlyNews https://t.co/PZaTL8SR6q

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 6, 2021

Many people hope that getting a Covid-19 vaccine will mark an immediate return to normal: no more masks, no more distancing, safe indoor dinner parties and big hugs with friends. The reality is more complicated. https://t.co/oFbM6FjAuH

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 6, 2021

JUST IN: NY Senate advances bill to repeal Cuomo's emergency powers https://t.co/bUZsxAby5P pic.twitter.com/SKRxuNOihC

— The Hill (@thehill) March 5, 2021

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo faces allegations his administration underreported COVID deaths in nursing homes, and accusations of sexual harassment. New Yorkers tell @AP the scandals are consistent with Cuomo's aggressive, intimidating style of leadership. https://t.co/BbCdbgi7al

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 5, 2021

Even after facing several accusations of harassment, the governor deserves due process. https://t.co/hgLuTm0yFM

— Slate (@Slate) March 5, 2021

Federico Klein is the first known member of the Trump administration to face criminal charges in connection with the storming of the Capitol building by a pro-Trump mob. https://t.co/9WlU5UsEVw

— ABC News (@ABC) March 5, 2021

NEWS from @joshgerstein: A former State Department aide has become the first Trump administration appointee arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.https://t.co/kMAJF0ZgvF

— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) March 5, 2021

Klein was still employed at the State Department on Jan. 6 when he joined a mob in a tunnel leading into the Capitol. He assaulted officers with a riot shield that had been stolen from police, the FBI said. https://t.co/iKnTmMUm9f

— Vicky Ward (@VickyPJWard) March 5, 2021

CNN: Federico Klein, a former State Department aide who had also worked for the Trump campaign in 2016, has been criminally charged for pushing police and entering the Capitol during the January 6 insurrection, according to an arrest document.

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) March 5, 2021

BREAKING: @FBI has found contact between a #ProudBoys member and a Trump associate days before the January 6th #Capitol siege.

Scoop: @ktbenner @alanfeuer & @adamgoldmanNYT https://t.co/ehMi41a03O pic.twitter.com/laTaMIML70

— John Scott-Railton (@jsrailton) March 6, 2021

Rep. Eric Swalwell sues Trump over Jan. 6 riot, alleging he poses risk of "inciting future political violence" https://t.co/8mhoSMbMLh

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 5, 2021

Today, I filed a civil claim against Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Rudolph Giuliani, and Rep. Mo Brooks for inciting an attack against the Capitol that terrorized lawmakers and prevented us from certifying the votes of the American people.

My statement: pic.twitter.com/3BkbvX8WHe

— Eric Swalwell (@ericswalwell) March 5, 2021

I appreciate Psaki not letting them get away with "a lot of Americans are saying" when they want to editorialize. https://t.co/xqfvLmYinY

— Joshua Holland (@JoshuaHol) March 5, 2021

NEW: The White House will work with Congress to replace existing authorizations for use of military force providing legal authority for various military operations with “a narrow and specific framework” aimed at protecting against terror attacks, press secretary Jen Psaki said.

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) March 5, 2021

"Why is there an investigation into this bullying but there's not been an investigation into Prince Andrew and the allegations surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and the women who have made allegations?"https://t.co/nhllQ4fYV0

— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) March 5, 2021

"See pages 2, 3, 4, 5 & 12" pic.twitter.com/egidrhXDq2

— Rob O'Hanrahan (@RobOHanrahan) March 5, 2021

Before Harry + Meghan’s Oprah interview, it’s worth noting how the narrative re: why they left royal life has been twisted by the (UK) media to “They want privacy.”

But that isn’t their issue w/ the press. It’s double standards + false/biased reporting pic.twitter.com/CBQ1duaJ2H

— Ellie Hall (@ellievhall) March 5, 2021

🚨BREAKING: The Charity Commission is conducting a review of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s philanthropic organisation, the Telegraph can disclose https://t.co/Vkwfc34hqM

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 5, 2021

"Republicans caring about the deficit is like the Royal Family pretending to care about Meghan Markle. They don't care. It's ridiculous. They're making fun of you when they say that."

Me, on the GOP, with @JoyAnnReid on @MSNBC tonight:pic.twitter.com/DSnMBaL1BO

— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) March 6, 2021

With Harry and Meghan's Oprah interview coming me and @archiemanners wanted to see if Royal Experts were always truthful with how they report on them – https://t.co/zrVUgYbMHo

— Josh Pieters (@joshua_pieters) March 5, 2021

'It's degrading': nurses speak out about NHS pay offer https://t.co/VcIr1lGIXm

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 5, 2021

Guardian front page, Saturday 6 March 2021: Nurses threaten strike as Hancock defends pay offer pic.twitter.com/I5imeYeLvo

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 5, 2021

Is a 1% rise fair for nurses?

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says “we’ve proposed what we think is affordable to make sure that in the NHS, people do get a pay rise”

Latest: https://t.co/OCi2dDZoet pic.twitter.com/UFw0YHbCz7

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

In Hancock’s awkwardness you can feel the politics is in a different place compared to 2010-16. Politicians talking about “affordability” now have to contend with fact that over the last years the British state has repeatedly proven it can find the money when it wants.

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) March 5, 2021

Nadine Dorries stated on national TV today that the average starting wage for nurses is £35000 which is grossly inaccurate: the average starting wage for nurses is actually £24,907 which is £1,586 after deductions and experienced staff nurses are capped at £30,000. Do share!!

— bob gobgain (@GobgainB) March 5, 2021

Um, erm, really then Boris Johnson has misled parliament, and should, um, erm, resign?! #ResignBorisJohnson https://t.co/T9eV84yuUw #ToryLies

— Jerry Hicks (@JerryHicksUnite) March 5, 2021

Boris Johnson is overseeing a "scandalous" decline in ethical standards within his govt says Sir Alistair Graham.

Alex Allan, standards adviser who resigned when his report on Patel was ignored, will appear before committee on standards on March 10.https://t.co/YCPGA59I91

— Liz Webster (@LizWebsterSBF) March 5, 2021

Businesses and middle-earners will pay for spend now, pay later budget https://t.co/xaXZ9AJlXH

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 3, 2021

🔊 Sound ON 👇

Rishi Sunak has warned the cost of Britain's Covid response will reach £407bn by the end of next year as he unveiled an extra £65bn in spending at the #Budget2021.

🎥 Watch as we run-down 5 things you need to know – and read more here: https://t.co/2o8CxETonT pic.twitter.com/Ih37hgNwq0

— Telegraph Business (@TeleBusiness) March 3, 2021

An NHS budget cut.

No new support for social care.

No pay rise for NHS staff who’ve risked their lives for a year.

.@RishiSunak really has shown his true colours in this Budget. He clapped, he talked of heroes, but he’s left the NHS high and dry. https://t.co/KjWeJKRbbB

— Dr Rachel Clarke (@doctor_oxford) March 3, 2021

FT View: The UK Budget signalled that much of the tax burden will fall on big business, burying the vision of a low-tax, post-Brexit Britain. It also signalled a shift in the Conservative orthodoxy that has reigned since the Thatcher era https://t.co/baFEXF9QUP

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 3, 2021

Budget 2021: EU border disruption to cause economic hit – and Brexit deal to see '4% shrinkage in long-term'https://t.co/WXRJvQwfcI pic.twitter.com/6DH4BmHWyN

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) March 3, 2021

Rishi Sunak hands 90% of £1bn new Towns Fund cash in Budget to Tory seatshttps://t.co/QqrDp1w0u2 pic.twitter.com/OUFAMS6xUd

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) March 3, 2021

Rather than being a starting gun on a decade of decarbonisation, today’s budget was a false start 🔫💥

The UK needs to do better to claim the mantel of global climate leader, says @LukeSMurphy #COP26 pic.twitter.com/vH9RNoxaGN

— IPPR (@IPPR) March 3, 2021

1. It prevents a cliff edge
2 You can't just flick a switch. Biz needs time to get ready/adapt
3 It allows a phased return allowing biz to build up a critical mass before bringing all staff back
4 Stops massive redundancies
5 We don't know what the virus will do
6 Try empathy? https://t.co/ho8z08kY4h

— Aodhán Michael Connolly (@MichaelAodhan) March 3, 2021

Under the cover of the Budget, the Tories have unilaterally moved the goalposts in Northern Ireland by refusing to bring in the checks they were obliged to under the Agreement, and instead awarding themselves a "grace period".

Like a student moving the homework deadline. https://t.co/nnfGJdV979

— Edwin Hayward (@edwinhayward) March 3, 2021

Budget 2021 | Read a summary of the key points and specific issues affecting Northern Ireland businesses – https://t.co/aVtcIYtkPL #Budget2021 pic.twitter.com/mXRP3qTryN

— nibusinessinfo (@nibusinessinfo) March 3, 2021

Quiet news day goes on… Another significant bust up over the NI Protocol https://t.co/qpGTF1byd9

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) March 3, 2021

Formal EU response to today's UK government announcement. https://t.co/TPziB7jGT5

— David Henig 🇺🇦 (@DavidHenigUK) March 3, 2021

EU says unilateral action by the UK on the NI Protocol is contrary to the good faith provision in the Withdrawal Agreement and “the second time the UK is set to breach international law”, acc to statement by @MarosSefcovic

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) March 3, 2021

Irish goverment says UK's move on grace periods undermines its commitment to the proper implementation of the NI Protocol and is is 'deeply unhelpful to building the relationship of trust and partnership'

— JPCampbellBiz (@JP_Biz) March 3, 2021

Exclusive: The Loyalist Communities Council, which represents the views of a number of paramilitary organisations, has written to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, withdrawing support for the Belfast Agreement. Full story in tomorrow's @irish_news

— Allison Morris (@AllisonMorris1) March 3, 2021

🧵 I’m a historian & collections manager who has worked with archives of rare artifacts. This earrings controversy – that they were a gift from an unsavory intl figure – is a big deal. But evidence suggests M was set up re: these earrings.
Here’s why:
1/ pic.twitter.com/E0lsM7vuCv

— #ButHerEarrings (@DuchessCofC) March 3, 2021

U.S. Capitol Police say intelligence shows a “possible plot” by a militia group to breach the U.S. Capitol on Thursday. The threat appears to be connected to a conspiracy theory that former President Donald Trump will return to power on March 4.https://t.co/h2byAG4P9d

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 3, 2021

The Capitol Police is preparing for another assault on the Capitol building on Thursday, March 4, after obtaining intelligence of a potential plot by a militia group. “We are taking the intelligence seriously,” the Capitol Police said. https://t.co/VfhvD9kcBw

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 3, 2021

It’s official: Last votes of the week are tonight, per Hoyer’s office

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 3, 2021

Rep. Michael McCaul says "Trump has a responsibility" to tell his supporters "to stand down" after new threat https://t.co/H0X0rWiD0J

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 3, 2021

Just like Jan 6, this is the fault of one person. One.

If Donald Trump had not encouraged white supremacist terrorists, if he had not lied endlessly about the election having been “stolen” from him, this would not be happening. https://t.co/rt3vPhSZRi

— S.V. Dáte (@svdate) March 3, 2021

A lot of people are asking me about QAnon and extremist-related threats tomorrow.

Nobody knows what will happen, but here's what we do know: There is considerably less public organization and open threats on the Capitol than there was in the run-up to 1/6. It's not comparable.

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) March 3, 2021

Republican Ron Johnson tells a Wisconsin radio station that he plans to force the Senate to read the entire COVID relief bill before debate can begin, further delaying help that millions of Americans need.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 3, 2021

There are a lot of astonishing lines in Mike Pence's op-ed calling for vote suppression https://t.co/2RmokA910L

— Jonathan Chait (@jonathanchait) March 3, 2021

Mike Pence has returned from the wilderness with an op-ed that claims "significant voting irregularities" in the 2020 election. It shows how the GOP establishment and the "election fraud" liars are setting aside their differences to push voter suppression. https://t.co/M8vVCZQjD2

— Cameron Joseph (@cam_joseph) March 3, 2021

Opinion: ‘Big Lie’ promoter Kayleigh McEnany lands at Fox News, naturally https://t.co/MzhBsNTZdW

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 3, 2021

“It’s putting us in the firing line”: Small business owners in Texas say Gov. Greg Abbott decision to lift mask mandate will only make matters worse for them. https://t.co/AG8ATy3JaF via @TexasTribune

— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) March 3, 2021

Why is Josh Hawley asking the FBI director about capabilities of cell phone tracking? #AskingforAFriend? Funny Gambino crime jokes in this segment. https://t.co/HTfHufp4x9

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) March 3, 2021

Some news: The DEA has suspended an agent who was in the crowd, armed, outside the U.S. Capitol as a mob of Trump supporters besieged it, the first known case of authorities examining the conduct of a fellow federal agent during the deadly riot.https://t.co/HHEmOXEtYE

— Brad Heath (@bradheath) March 3, 2021

Of course they are with tomorrow’s planned threat. Way to go @Facebook

— Robin Forman 🟦 🟧 (@robin_forman) March 3, 2021

Breaking NYT: The Transportation Department's inspector general asked DOJ in December to consider a criminal investigation into what it said was Elaine Chao's misuse of her office in the Trump admin to help promote her family's shipping business. https://t.co/0uhzXAtADL

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 3, 2021

Representative Ronny Jackson, Republican of Texas, harassed staff and recklessly drank while serving as the top White House physician, a Pentagon inspector general concluded. https://t.co/hWCcKNgGIw

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 3, 2021

BREAKING: “This country will have enough vaccine supply for every adult in America by the end of May," President Biden says, advancing expected timeline by two months. pic.twitter.com/0hZq2862MD

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 2, 2021

The fight against COVID-19 is a war-time effort — and to win, we need breakthrough approaches. Today, I’m announcing we’re bringing together Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and the full power of the federal government to ramp up vaccine production and defeat this virus. pic.twitter.com/knu1PIXOtl

— President Biden (@POTUS) March 2, 2021

Good vaccine news on top of good vaccine news https://t.co/azUeFyRagg

— Conor Kelly (@CohoKelly) March 2, 2021

Fox News wasted no time shooting the news alert to my phone about vaccines for every American by the end of Ma….oh, never mind. pic.twitter.com/iTI8rjbBHH

— Michael Freeman (@michaelpfreeman) March 2, 2021

NEW: @POTUS is directing all states to prioritize teachers and school staff for the COVID vaccine using the program with pharmacies. He wants every educator to receive their first shots by the end of this month.

— Weijia Jiang (@weijia) March 2, 2021

Neera Tanden withdraws her nomination to head White House budget office amid bipartisan opposition over tweets https://t.co/QrXpkfxq9F

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

BREAKING: The White House plans to withdraw its nomination of Neera Tanden, President Joe Biden’s pick to direct the White House’s Office of Management and Budget, after it became clear that she would lose a Senate confirmation vote. https://t.co/sJmRveiyI9

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) March 2, 2021

Texas governor lifts state's mask mandate, says all businesses may open https://t.co/46Vcs3nH65 pic.twitter.com/tXTu757qGk

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 2, 2021

This is a mistake.

Yes, we need businesses to reopen & schools to be return in-person.

Mask mandates help us to do that. They don't restrict freedom–they enable it. https://t.co/ovxromg6Gy

— Leana Wen, M.D. (@DrLeanaWen) March 2, 2021

Yesterday’s CDC warning goes unheard today. pic.twitter.com/T8KzjQ9T6T

— Dan Diamond (@ddiamond) March 2, 2021

.@GregAbbott_TX loves Texans so hard he wants to kill as many of them as he can. The “let’s do Covid” and “oops, sorry you froze to death” combo will be great for his reelection bid. #txlege https://t.co/D69yfmJNlY

— Reed Galen (@reedgalen) March 2, 2021

Texas is 48th out of 50 states for percent of 18+ population with at least one dose at 17.2%. Via @CDC @KVUE @AWMcKibbin

— Christina Ginn (@ChristinaFeed) March 2, 2021

Houston Mayor: https://t.co/dJLH8urDTv

— Willie Geist (@WillieGeist) March 2, 2021

Great to see Governor Abbott sportingly giving the virus a chance to win this thing

— Hari Kunzru (@harikunzru) March 2, 2021

Jackson, Mississippi: We haven’t had water in 4 weeks.@tatereeves : Screw fixing that! I want to play this game on hard mode! No water and now no COVID restrictions!😎https://t.co/gRvBBGIGRM

— JM Deutsch (@jm_deutsch) March 2, 2021

Texas and Mississippi both decided to start work on full-scale reopening and removing mask mandates while they enjoyed an artificial low in COVID cases, and then went ahead with removing public health protocols today even after caseloads and death shot back up to expected levels. pic.twitter.com/WHLfc1kp1U

— Craig Harrington (@Craigipedia) March 2, 2021

We seem only capable of governing through symbolic gestures at this point and what's happening is a transition from symbolically "doing something" to symbolically "not doing something"

— Jake Anbinder (@JakeAnbinder) March 2, 2021

Today’s voting rights case before #SCOTUS could affect whether 250+ state bills succeed in suppressing the right to vote. Congress must protect Americans’ access to the ballot box by passing the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. Our democracy is at stake. https://t.co/KewQt6MHKz

— Richard Blumenthal (@SenBlumenthal) March 2, 2021

After today's cases before the Supreme Court, this is timely. A bracing new report from @TakeBacktheCt predicts that the future of voting rights before the court is looking really quite "bleak":https://t.co/G5idiPnl4F

— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) March 2, 2021

The Trumpified GOP's descent into anti-leftist delirium gives Biden and Dems a major opening. Going big on the economy and infrastructure could deal a crippling blow to authoritarian populism just as it devolves into a QAnon-ified Trump cult. New piece:https://t.co/WKVJKl1HBP

— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) March 2, 2021

Analysis: Why Andrew Cuomo is probably at greater political risk than Gavin Newsom https://t.co/6Dz9IfKMrY

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 2, 2021

Source: Legislature moves to revoke Cuomo's expanded executive pandemic powers as harassment scandal grows @brynnCNN reports https://t.co/lhKLhNUCyo pic.twitter.com/D78TuQbiBH

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) March 2, 2021

Perspective: Chris Cuomo’s ratings soared when he interviewed his brother last spring. Now that’s off-limits. https://t.co/TwsmEpTMJz

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 2, 2021

Budget 2021: Rishi Sunak to pledge more government firepower to save jobs and businesses https://t.co/58MWOehdAo

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 2, 2021

Wednesday’s Guardian: “Sunak extends the safety net” #BBCPapers #TomorrowsPapersToday https://t.co/7FuHsAa3Vz pic.twitter.com/xXq1pc2knt

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 2, 2021

'This is the A-B-C-D #Budget – Austerity, #Brexit , #Covid … and Deceit' – writes @campbellclarethttps://t.co/fqRRzK4950

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) March 2, 2021

Don't forget that Sunak thought Brexit was a good idea. And his reasons were such sixth-form debating society nonsense.

— Philip Collins (@PhilipJCollins1) March 2, 2021

Why is @hmtreasury spending £££s of our money on promotional videos for Chancellor @RishiSunak, but refusing to give the Press printed copies of the traditional Budget 'Red Book' tomorrow so we can scrutinise what he is up to properly? #Budget2021 #BudgetSpeech2021

— Christopher Hope📝 (@christopherhope) March 2, 2021

🚨🚨🏭🔋💨🍃🚗🏭✈️🚨🚨
So. As green-tinged budget approaches…a question looms: who will pay for getting U.K. to net zero? What is coming down the tracks? My latest for ⁦@FinancialTimes⁩ with some cool charts.
https://t.co/8ivc6H1t4z

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) March 2, 2021

Let me get this straight. Boris Johnson won't give a pay rise to key workers, but he is trying to set up a *charity* to refurbish his state-funded Downing Street home. He's taking us all for mugs and will rinse the office of Prime Minister for any personal benefit he can take.

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) March 2, 2021

Britain has become an elite kleptocracy where the rule of law is optional for certain privileged groups who are confident they will never be held accountable for their crimes. This is how Putin’s Russia became the mafia-run cesspit it is today. https://t.co/QDVy6X9HDa

— Brexit Buster (@BrexitBuster) March 2, 2021

Critics argue this sets up back-door access to the prime minister https://t.co/40pxRZLt3M

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) March 2, 2021

I’m trying to think of a despotic ruler/despotic ruler’s lover who had good taste in interior decor. I have to say none come to mind. pic.twitter.com/5qfs9UfUhe

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) March 2, 2021

Six people infected with P.1 strain first detected in Manaus in UK, but the identity of one of the individuals remains unknown https://t.co/b8ywmtm50I

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 2, 2021

The highly contagious coronavirus strain, known as P1, was first identified in the Brazilian city of Manaus. https://t.co/heIbp6ZGs2

— Al Jazeera Breaking News (@AJENews) March 1, 2021

My @Independent article:

When people like @PiersMorgan, @JuliaHB1 & @NickFerrari were calling us "Remoaners", they were really laughing at the ordinary British people who are now suffering because of a Brexit they promoted.

You need to say sorry to them.https://t.co/4oUEwQ3iKF

— Femi (@Femi_Sorry) March 2, 2021

The European Commission expects permanent post-Brexit border control posts by the middle of the year https://t.co/jD7bFEbWYc

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) March 2, 2021

He says this like it's a bad thing. https://t.co/tPtkR50en5

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 2, 2021