There have been 1,991 U.S. senators. Just 10 of them have been Black — until now.

Raphael Warnock has unseated Sen. Kelly Loeffler in Georgia’s runoff election, becoming the state’s first Black senator and only the 11th in 232 years. https://t.co/xKC2sGDerc pic.twitter.com/rBOVOVMKKF

— POLITICO (@politico) January 6, 2021

BREAKING: Jon Ossoff is projected to win the Georgia Senate runoff, defeating Republican David Perdue, per @DecisionDeskHQ. https://t.co/gC5uaDzMBq pic.twitter.com/06ipDkIH7x

— Vox (@voxdotcom) January 6, 2021

Ossoff widens lead in Georgia, race still too close to call https://t.co/mv229MfErm pic.twitter.com/SWx2eweJ3N

— The Hill (@thehill) January 6, 2021

These aren't exact numbers, but it looks like turnout in Georgia's 2nd Congressional District (SW GA, rural counties with large black populations) is nearly 90% of what it was in November. In GA-9 (heavily GOP NW GA, where rump went Monday night), it's about 85%.

— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) January 6, 2021

My 86 year old Aunt just called me and said that she saw me on @CNN and she wanted to share w/me that this is the first time in her life that she feels like her vote actually matters. She said, “Tosha you make me feel like Black people can win.” Y’all I’m moved beyond words. pic.twitter.com/gIioGOwzPU

— LaTosha Brown (@MsLaToshaBrown) January 6, 2021

In a funny kleptocratic coincidence, the husband of the just defeated Georgia senator Kelly Loeffler is the chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, which just reversed its plan to delist Chinese companies, embarrassing the Trump administration. https://t.co/BjfgC3LE0x

— Isaac Stone Fish (@isaacstonefish) January 6, 2021

We warned you these psychotic freaks would turn on republicans once Trump lost. I’m not a Romney fan but he’s done nothing but adhere to his oath, and the MAGA trash does this to him. pic.twitter.com/VowYYSxrvw

— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) January 6, 2021

Bookmark: You can keep track of Georgia Senate runoff results here when polls close later tonight. https://t.co/dCP43kGAgV

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 5, 2021

The polls are closed and the needle is operational https://t.co/0j5ZRAkGmI

— Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) January 6, 2021

LIVE: Election results roll in for Georgia Senate runoff #GASen https://t.co/gcbnrjJNyp

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 5, 2021

With 90% of the expected vote in, Georgia's Senate runoffs are still too close to call.

And there are a host of uncounted ballots in blue-leaning metro Atlanta. https://t.co/S2Qknqlqil

— POLITICO (@politico) January 6, 2021

Warnock and Ossoff may have reason to thank Trump for coming to Georgia last night and talking about Perdue and Loeffler — and, mainly, himself.

— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) January 6, 2021

So far, we've got a decent cohort of rural, extremely Republican counties that are below 90% of November turnout levels.

That's got to worry Rs, b/c we know at least DeKalb – the biggest Dem vote trove in the state – is going to be *above* 90% of its November turnout level.

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) January 6, 2021

Turnout is down significantly in a core Republican part of Georgia, which could be a bad sign for the GOP. Steve Kornacki notes that Republicans had concerns about turnout coming into today. pic.twitter.com/pHRX5NbgaE

— PoliticusUSA (@politicususa) January 6, 2021

There will likely not be a final vote count in Georgia's Senate runoffs until Wednesday afternoon, a state elections official said shortly before polls closed on Tuesday. Follow the latest here. https://t.co/q3Ntxdn0Mn pic.twitter.com/xOBh560Dzq

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

Republicans losing Georgia's Senate runoffs would “fall squarely on the shoulders of President Trump and his actions since Nov. 3," Gabriel Sterling, a Republican election official in the state, said Tuesday evening on CNN.https://t.co/5zOfhqXMT7

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

3.1 million Georgians cast their ballots early by mail or in person. Mail-in ballots are still being accepted until polls close. This is a turnout record for a statewide runoff in Georgia.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 5, 2021

Even before polls opened Tuesday for the Senate runoffs in Georgia, Latinos had shattered their best turnout numbers for previous runoff elections.https://t.co/DgfL12mHno

— NBC Latino (@NBCLatino) January 5, 2021

Officials see few security issues as voters go to the polls in Georgia https://t.co/qoEbBWQxXx pic.twitter.com/41Dgoy5NWe

— The Hill (@thehill) January 5, 2021

Georgia county stations officers at all polling places after threats https://t.co/2EaywAbcS0 pic.twitter.com/rTgPvlpLCg

— The Hill (@thehill) January 5, 2021

Speaking to reporters in Atlanta, Jon Ossoff, the Democratic challenger in Georgia's Senate race, said President Trump's call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger was ‘a direct attack on Georgia voters’ https://t.co/cSIL6AWvov pic.twitter.com/eUi1vpC5EY

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 5, 2021

It doesn’t take much to concoct a conspiracy theory these days. https://t.co/BgEB7ZEMTo

— Slate (@Slate) January 5, 2021

“The president has told several people privately that he would rather lose with people thinking it was stolen from him than that he simply lost, according to people familiar with his remarks,” write ⁦@maggieNYT⁩ and ⁦@anniekarni⁩ https://t.co/ShRGPSa4uo

— John Schwartz (@jswatz) January 6, 2021

Pelosi outlines parameters for tomorrow’s joint session, and concludes “tomorrow is about guaranteeing trust in our democratic system.” pic.twitter.com/CLWxUcqRWO

— Emily Cochrane (@ESCochrane) January 6, 2021

With Congress set to certify President-elect Joe Biden's Electoral College win tomorrow, over a quarter of Senate Republicans, and possibly scores of House Republicans, are planning on disputing the results. https://t.co/pUnMg1SD0v

— ABC News (@ABC) January 5, 2021

Despite growing pressure from President Trump to help overturn his election loss, Vice President Mike Pence plans to stick to his ceremonial duties when presiding in Congress, advisers said https://t.co/zUZdt3PoSa pic.twitter.com/9i6yUb9SbB

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 6, 2021

The embattled regime autocrat threatens parliamentary leaders with street mobs if they won’t break the law for him. https://t.co/a3F4v3cAbG

— Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) January 5, 2021

National law firm Foley & Lardner previously said it was "concerned" with lawyer Cleta Mitchell's involvement in President Trump's call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. Tuesday, it announced Mitchell was no longer with the firm.https://t.co/8JvO25ajze

— CNN (@CNN) January 5, 2021

Trump administration locks down border wall contracts, complicating President-elect Joe Biden's pledge to stop construction https://t.co/RpE7lN7TQg

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 5, 2021

President Trump banned transactions with eight Chinese apps, including Alipay and WeChat Pay, in a surprise parting shot at China. https://t.co/NTLewZNjXL

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

This is a full-grown adult human. https://t.co/sp6tMi3gqC

— Greg Olear (@gregolear) January 6, 2021

Think about all those nurses and doctors who are going through hell right now, risking their own lives to try to save others but end up watching people die every day – and meanwhile these dangerous morons are willfully and *proudly* killing people with these events. https://t.co/MT1vpoIC1E

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) January 5, 2021

these pro-Trump rallies in DC really illustrate how Trumpism has merged with batshit views of all stripes, including anti-vaccine conspiracy theories, coronavirus trutherism, QAnon, anti-Semitism, and so forth pic.twitter.com/Mfp7qGQ3Bz

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 5, 2021

New from @BrandyZadrozny + me:

Violent threats ripple through far-right internet forums ahead of protesthttps://t.co/YM6RE6Dc96

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) January 6, 2021

"No charges in this case, a case that's captured nationwide attention in 2020, a year that brought so much attention to social justice… There is still an investigation ongoing at the federal level as well" – @gabegutierrez w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/K5MgsyrIeI

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) January 5, 2021

Iran issues Interpol arrest warrant for Trump https://t.co/6w4UYLMZ4Z

— The Independent (@Independent) January 5, 2021

Scotland First Minister @NicolaSturgeon makes clear @realDonaldTrump is not allowed to come to Scotland this month to escape the inauguration of @JoeBiden due to lockdown rules pic.twitter.com/VwHBZsC5Cp

— Krishnan Guru-Murthy (@krishgm) January 5, 2021

Boris Johnson has revealed that 1m people in England now have the virus, representing one in 50 of the population https://t.co/nV0PF5FR9K

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 5, 2021

Why did Boris Johnson decide to lock down England? https://t.co/7rHLXWc8Ru

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

Yesterday Boris Johnson focused on the vaccine programme as the way out of this pandemic. But what the PM completely failed to mention in his speech was his £12bn privately-led Test and Trace system – previously hailed by him as the route out of #COVID19 https://t.co/VFK9HhTEuG

— Dr Zubaida Haque (@Zubhaque) January 5, 2021

My bit about Boris Johnson’s latest “We Are Where We Are” https://t.co/1muo3h60QS

— Marina Hyde (@MarinaHyde) January 5, 2021

If Boris Johnson cared about schools, he'd already have sacked Gavin Williamson | Rafael Behr https://t.co/dX9vEiitXT

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 5, 2021

"I think Nicola Sturgeon should resign. Not because she’s done anything wrong – it would just be really comforting to know Boris Johnson is going to do the same thing in a couple of days’ time" https://t.co/VdLWCheKSH

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 5, 2021

Wednesday's Guardian: "Tough curbs 'for months' as 1 in 50 now have virus" #BBCNews #TomorrowsPapersToday https://t.co/7FuHsAa3Vz pic.twitter.com/H95dKbTKzi

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

I'm not falling for this one. Government trying to catch us out on tier 4 rule breaking through our five year old's "what I did in holidays" homework. pic.twitter.com/5eIIyNPBeJ

— whippletom (@whippletom) January 5, 2021

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a new national COVID-19 lockdown in England, instructing people to stay at home to contain a more contagious variant of the coronavirus https://t.co/SLznUzWiPd pic.twitter.com/iz9HhIOoMv

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 4, 2021

Breaking News: Prime Minister Boris Johnson closed schools and imposed a strict national lockdown in England, as a coronavirus variant continues to spread quickly. https://t.co/lKcBrWpRgo

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 4, 2021

There’s no travel ban — UK stopped short of it despite “genuine fears” over new #COVID19 strain.

Passengers are able to easily travel between UK and S Africa via transit airports

(And yet still, for passengers arriving to UK: no tests, no screening, no measures – 1 year on) https://t.co/vuZS0Kv6th

— Alex Macheras (@AlexInAir) January 4, 2021

Boris has accepted the need for a national #lockdown and closed schools – thanks to the trade unions – we need to hear from the Chancellor on the support available starting with confirming Universal Credit will be increased, businesses will receive real help & sick pay increased pic.twitter.com/py5YeXRKYj

— Alan Hall (@alan_ha11) January 5, 2021

Nicola Sturgeon confirms Scotland to go into new lockdown – video https://t.co/Uex55XwYUM

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 4, 2021

Arlene Foster made me laugh. So there’s that…. #Lockdown3 pic.twitter.com/YyvQU3Rfur

— Mike Hall LRPS (@mikehallfoto) January 4, 2021

"This year we have seen more than most why it is so important to have the union between Northern Ireland & Britain. We have benefited greatly in terms of how we deal with Covid"

~Arlene Foster (3rd Jan 2021)

One day later, 4th Jan 2021 ⬇️⬇️https://t.co/9HoNG4uI9t

— Sarah (@Sal_feeko) January 4, 2021

There will be an "extended period of remote learning" for schools in Northern Ireland, the executive has said: https://t.co/B2WwFNO1V2

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) January 4, 2021

Boris Johnson unveils ambitious new year’s resolution of acting on scientific advice two weeks late instead of three.

— Have I Got News For You (@haveigotnews) January 4, 2021

@BorisJohnson’s lexicon summed up. #BollocksToBoris #Haystack #WorstGovEver pic.twitter.com/139IrQ1bgO

— Grant Barratt (@grantbdesign) January 4, 2021

BREAKING: Two tory MPs of the 2019 intake have submitted letters of no-confidence in Boris Johnson to Graham Brady

Via @FT pic.twitter.com/TvrMb4d8Rg

— Politics For All (@PoliticsForAlI) January 4, 2021

PM Boris Johnson’s Tory MPs have started to hand in letters of no confidence pic.twitter.com/B75tPtX30n

— Thom Brooks (@thom_brooks) January 4, 2021

Bono estente. Updati Neus politicala Ukay. Pee Em Bojo incompetenti reinforca massivo opiniata publica ton piss up brewerio humungus incapabali as briefing tonite declara restricti totala educationa literalli uno day previos declara "fine n dandi!" Boutros Boutros Ghali pic.twitter.com/4Eob7euFCK

— TAFKA Whizz (@L0nesomeG0ddess) January 4, 2021

Sick of Trump’s never-ending tide of bullshit? You're not alone! https://t.co/PBXU4NBSN0

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) January 5, 2021

“Trump has ventured into uncharted and dangerous territory since his defeat, becoming the first president to try to hang onto his office by rejecting the will of the voters and casting aside results of the Electoral College enshrined in the Constitution” https://t.co/tfH7ykQNVq

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) January 5, 2021

More than 75,000 new Georgia voters registered ahead of Tuesday’s runoffs, and more than half of them were under the age of 35. There had been an intense focus on registering 23,000 young people who were not old enough to vote in November. https://t.co/9bSxkJsqiC

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 4, 2021

Debunking Trump claims point-by-point, Georgia elections official urges voters to turn out https://t.co/ynPw3AX4av pic.twitter.com/7n3G1RPY5i

— The Hill (@thehill) January 5, 2021

We're investigating Lindsey Graham for interfering in the election in Georgia https://t.co/aWQhJ5uHre

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

Just spoke to a QAnon follower at this Trump rally who said she can’t stand Perdue or Loeffler because they’re “very dirty” — but says she’ll definitely vote for them tomorrow because she believes a Republican-run Senate is necessary to “save the world.”

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) January 5, 2021

Newly elected Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, a staunch Trump supporter, says the state's "elections should be decertified." Asked if that applied to her election on the same ballot, she said, "We're just talking about the President's race."https://t.co/36A7S1sQQy pic.twitter.com/37vnNHY0iU

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) January 4, 2021

Oh, poor, dear @VP @Mike_Pence, being forced to make a "gut-wrenching" choice between con man and Constitution, and between psychopath and principle. My heart goes out to him. https://t.co/WE54AyPbJv pic.twitter.com/I7ExsrVqSl

— George Conway (@gtconway3d) January 5, 2021

BRET BAIER: I want to pin you down on what you're trying to do. Are you trying to say that Trump will be president after January 20?

JOSH HAWLEY: Well, that depends on what happens on Wednesday

BAIER: No it doesn't

(Trump in fact lost an election!) pic.twitter.com/vsO2JyRJuk

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 5, 2021

This fundraising email I just received from Team Trump is, of course, insane. pic.twitter.com/XkYQdrFV1A

— Seth Cotlar (@SethCotlar) January 5, 2021

"A lot of people telling the truth but they're not telling the voters that they have been lied to on a massive scale by the president and his campaign allies and right-wing media… It permits the next demagogue… to use the same weaponization"- A.B. Stoddard w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/cRHtLFNjts

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) January 4, 2021

Exclusive | "I just want to find 11,780 votes": In extraordinary hour-long call, Trump pressures Georgia secretary of state to recalculate the vote in his favor https://t.co/NTT3hTvcrR

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

Exclusive: The Post has published Trump's full phone call with Georgia election officials. Listen to the audio and read the transcript here. https://t.co/QOzHKzyMYK

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

The recording details that Raffensperger and representatives of the secretary of state's office continued to patiently knock down some of the more inflammatory claims made by Trump and other top Republicans who allege hundreds of thousands of votes were illegally counted.

— NPR (@NPR) January 3, 2021

Incredible audio of Pres Trump bullying and threatening Georgia's secretary of state in a phone call Saturday, ordering him to recalculate votes to give the election to Trump. It's a historical documentation of a president trying to steal an election. https://t.co/EdmwfuPevo

— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) January 3, 2021

I'm no lawyer but the fact Trump asked Raffensperger to "recalculate" and deliver him just the exact number of votes he needs to win shows corrupt intent. I'm sure a prosecutor could do wonders with this. And is it unreasonable for the House to do a quick impeachment this week?

— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) January 3, 2021

Do people understand what it means for the future of US democracy if Trump walks out of office and into a life of great fame and fortune? And that's before you even consider the totally plausible possibility of a successful 2024 presidential campaign. Moving on is not an option.

— Will Stancil (@whstancil) January 3, 2021

In any other conceivable moment in US history, this tape would result in the leadership of both parties demanding the immediate resignation of the President of the United States.https://t.co/X72wqHCHhx

— Carl Bernstein (@carlbernstein) January 3, 2021

This Trump audio is far worse and more incriminating than anything from Watergate. It's not up for debate-it is legally, ethically, morally worse. Any politician who doesn't recognize this, or who intends to thwart the Constitution this week, has failed to uphold their oath.

— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) January 3, 2021

Nixon hated the Washington Post for its aggressive coverage. On his secret tapes in September 1972, he told aides threateningly that “the Post is going to have damnable, damnable problems. . . They have a television station … and they’re going to have to get it renewed.”

— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) January 3, 2021

I wrote about this at the start of Trump's presidency and it remains true: Iran-Contra was a huge, often-overlooked scandal, and might be a better model for how we understand public reaction to Trump's wrongdoing. https://t.co/8uVJDpUQlZ https://t.co/qWw200odUn

— Nicole Hemmer (@pastpunditry) January 3, 2021

What's most terrifying is that Trump has once again made subtext into text and yet little may change. A majority of House Rs and a number of leading presidential contenders will still likely reject the peaceful transfer of power this week.

— Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan) January 3, 2021

Here’s the harsh reality for Americans who’ve long believed we lived in the greatest democracy on earth: if Raffensberger wasn’t Sec of State in GA and/or if GOP controlled both chambers of Congress, there’s more than a high chance that Biden wouldn’t be president come Jan 20th.

— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) January 3, 2021

That’s not the lawless part, honey

— Molly Jong-Fast🏡 (@MollyJongFast) January 3, 2021

Legal question for twitter lawyers. If a lawyer participates in conspiracy to commit a crime are all attorney client protections waived?

— Joe Lockhart (@joelockhart) January 3, 2021

Is it too much to hope that the criminal interference with the election result by the malevolent but hapless Trump will chasten the GOP sabotage of certification on Wednesday? At the very least it now makes them look ridiculous.

— Simon Schama (@simon_schama) January 3, 2021

Unless there are portions of the tape that somehow negate criminal intent, "I just want to find 11,780 votes" and his threats against Raffensperger and his counsel violate 52 U.S. Code § 20511. His best defense would be insanity.https://t.co/ZAtRgiRQmz

— Michael R. Bromwich (@mrbromwich) January 3, 2021

Threatening Raffensperger with criminal consequences is also arguably extortion. Title 18 Section 875 of the U.S. Codehttps://t.co/MBhq6r4OWB

— Jennifer 'Stop Trump and GOP Sedition' Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) January 3, 2021

Wow. All 10 living former defense secretaries write in the Washington Post.

Carter, Cheney, Cohen, Esper, Gates, Hagel, Mattis, Panetta, Perry, Rumsfeld:

"The time for questioning the results has passed."https://t.co/dSBaLbHB2z

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) January 3, 2021

Pence just left the Hill after a two-hour meeting in his office that included an appearance by the Senate parliamentarian, per our Hill team. Trump’s been vocal privately that he expects the VP to play a role in the GOP disruption when Congress meets to certify Biden’s win.

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 3, 2021

Trump is expected to give Rep. Devin Nunes the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, according to someone familiar with the plans. https://t.co/C2qVjttU1K

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 3, 2021

Superb demolition job here. The prime minister was lying through his teeth on #Marr this morning. He couldn’t accurately identify a single new benefit gained from leaving the EU because there aren’t any. https://t.co/lcGHldOhri

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) January 3, 2021

Ignore what Boris Johnson says – the British public has never given its consent to this damaging Brexit deal @Femi_Sorry https://t.co/BT2CpTDicU

— Independent Voices (@IndyVoices) January 3, 2021

This is frightening https://t.co/5obD0tHret

— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) January 3, 2021

Terrifying #COVID19 surges across London, England & Wales. Whether it's driven by the new mutant form of #SARSCoV2 or not is almost irrelevant — the UK is in the grips of catastrophic COVID spread. The #BorisJohnson govt is running out of tactical options short of 100% lockdown. https://t.co/Tb8ma6HLlk

— Laurie Garrett (@Laurie_Garrett) January 3, 2021

THREAD – Covid-19 in England.

Things are going from very bad to much worse.

Here is where we are in 9 tweets. 1/9

— Christina Pagel (@chrischirp) January 3, 2021

Ofsted cancelled their own school inspections in order to not put their staff at risk. Think about that. https://t.co/th2MtUprtz

— George Buskell (@GBuskell) January 3, 2021

Killer opening in @thesundaytimes by @tnewtondunn pic.twitter.com/TWqiXIRtbg

— Aasmah Mir (@AasmahMir) January 3, 2021

British judge set to rule on extradition of WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange to U.S. https://t.co/f54xvkIgcb

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

Boris Johnson has said supply of jabs is the 'limiting factor', while UK's chief medical officers claim 'vaccine shortage is a reality'https://t.co/bFtWIIOi7m

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 2, 2021

I did thread on this y'day, so don't want to repeat (link below) but the heightened transmissibility of new-variant #COVID19 means that the Reproduction (R) number is going up, despite lockdown measures. Its currently 1.1-1.3 – and U-20s are big vector/10https://t.co/anQERMm9MZ

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) January 2, 2021

The government failed on locking down too late. The government failed on track and trace. We cannot afford for the government to fail on vaccines.

People are worried, and understandly so. What is the strategy @BorisJohnson? Get a grip. https://t.co/s1fCbXdWu6

— 🌈 Angela Rayner 🌈 (@AngelaRayner) January 2, 2021

The loosening of the rules over Christmas was a terrible error of judgment. pic.twitter.com/f9ZEBOGKMA

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 2, 2021

Williamson under growing pressure to keep all schools in England closed as union launches legal action https://t.co/6KIkOufbyN

— The Independent (@Independent) January 2, 2021

So welcome to see these new services linking Ireland to France, Belgium and wider EU markets. Brexit May be causing considerable disruption in the short term but it is also helping to re-configure Irish links to the continent and trade patterns for the better. https://t.co/aXZzlyHU4q

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) January 2, 2021

David McWilliams: Covid and Brexit a confluence of opportunity for Ireland https://t.co/SEsUDJq6v6

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) January 2, 2021

Beautifully written, profoundly sad ….. Opinion | Britain Has Lost Itself – The New York Times https://t.co/Jh2Xe8yREG

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) January 2, 2021

"The pro-Brexit camp has been guilty of playing down the European dimension of the country’s past."

"With Brexit now real, the U.K. may discover that it’s not so simple to shed a European identity so anchored in history and geography." https://t.co/02BSJkFUsE

— Dave Keating (@DaveKeating) January 2, 2021

"You can't say to the English 'you are not European.' Having a link with the European Union is important," the father of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said.https://t.co/BL0fnjnWCD

— DW News (@dwnews) January 2, 2021

Poll predicts a UK general election now would wipe out Tory majority https://t.co/AHIZZDHDDJ

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 2, 2021

Got a text from a mate about #StarmerQuits apparently it was a typo and he's getting into quilting. Though he is apparently resigning to spend more time doing it.

— Sinan Kose (@TheSinanKose) January 2, 2021

WSJ: “Far fewer people are being protected against Covid-19 as the process moves slower than officials had projected and has been beset by confusion and disorganization in many states” https://t.co/LPTlFtryBB

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) January 2, 2021

With the authorization of a COVID-19 vaccine in record time and plans for a large-scale deployment underway, public health officials now confront a new and complex challenge, how to convince Americans to actually take it. https://t.co/a02B40l7gR

— ABC News (@ABC) January 2, 2021

U.S. distributes over 13.07 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines; 4.2 million administered -CDC https://t.co/APjMfRv33i pic.twitter.com/JPm5yIqTyW

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 2, 2021

How is it that California, the world’s fifth-largest economy, the state with some of the strictest lockdown protocols in the country, remains such a hotbed of new COVID-19 cases? https://t.co/ZzFRcq7eSj

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) January 2, 2021

climate change is causing more air inversions in the winter, trapping pollution. And you thought you could breathe after wildfire season 🙃https://t.co/xOjhV61yrB

— Alexandria Villaseñor (@AlexandriaV2005) January 2, 2021

“What does it look like if we don’t have a shared sense of reality?

We’ve seen more conspiracy theories moving mainstream. There’s an increasing number of people who do not believe in the critical infrastructure of a society.

Where does that end?”https://t.co/tlZwqxdCjl

— Lois Beckett (@loisbeckett) January 2, 2021

And with this, my holiday vacation starts now. Thank you everyone who took my calls over the holiday and apologies for the two year old in the background. It was, indeed, a shitty end to the shittiest of years. Off for a needed break. Happy New Year. 🎆 https://t.co/Di6IICPWIN

— Nicole Perlroth (@nicoleperlroth) January 2, 2021

I fear that, because the antics of @realDonaldTrump and his enablers to keep him in power have become so comical, we may be underestimating the potential for violence that may result from them.

— George Conway (@gtconway3d) January 2, 2021

Trump says he won’t accept defeat as court throws out Gohmert lawsuit https://t.co/9jmPTHu7qs via @Yahoo

— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) January 2, 2021

It would be easy to dismiss Gohmert, long considered one of the goofiest members of the House, and his overt calls for violence, but the mind-bending reality is that his wing of the GOP now controls the party, which is clearly radicalizing as he demonstrates. https://t.co/gPPmiTyxrE

— Evan McMullin 🇺🇸 (@EvanMcMullin) January 2, 2021

A Congressman or any official calling for political violence is serious, and it doesn’t really matter if they mean it or not. Some who hear it will think they mean it. And a subset of those could try to act on it.
Hard to think of something more irresponsible a leader could say.

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) January 2, 2021

“It’s an indication that this is a secession-from-reality caucus. It’s illiberal, anti-democratic, pernicious and widespread in the Republican party. It’s not just a closing act for the Trump-era but an opening act for the post-Trump era."https://t.co/JwPoE8XFxa

— Peter Wehner (@Peter_Wehner) January 2, 2021

"Coalition"

Ten seditious assholes who will return to being absolute nobodies the minute Trump is out of office. https://t.co/L0BoQbnm3S

— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) January 2, 2021

It's not about if they succeed.

It's about the fact that defeated President Donald Trump was able to get at least 13 U.S. Senators and 140 members of the House of Representatives to violate the constitution and commit sedition.

This is a clear and present danger.

— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) January 2, 2021

Ron Johnson *told* a former GOP county party chair that he knew Biden won. He’s knowingly, deliberately voting against democracy and the Constitution. This is disqualifying for any office that requires taking the oath. https://t.co/HLLlDqRIiZ

— Ben Wikler (@benwikler) January 2, 2021

Mr. Vice President, any chance you could bother to express your reaction to the threat by twelve U.S. Senators to “reject" the Electoral College results? pic.twitter.com/MclyQt7t0e

— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) January 2, 2021

Short statement continued: “The Vice President welcomes the efforts of members of the House and Senate to use the authority they have under the law to raise objections and bring forward evidence before the Congress and the American people on January 6th.”

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) January 2, 2021

If Trump had won the PV, but lost the EC, McConnell would’ve abolished the EC over a weekend.

— Nicole David 💛🐝 (@obbiecole) January 2, 2021

We just assumed 2021 would be better, didn’t we? pic.twitter.com/AEAs5698zF

— Joshua Holland 🔥 (@JoshuaHol) January 2, 2021

Britain will allow for a mix-and-match vaccine regimen: If a second dose of the vaccine a patient originally received isn’t available, another vaccine may be substituted, British health officials said. The new guidance contradicts guidelines in the U.S. https://t.co/bQv9rC3eTO

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

AstraZeneca expects to supply two million doses of COVID-19 vaccine every week in UK – The Times https://t.co/IV6TDIeyCO pic.twitter.com/TTSed9Bjou

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 1, 2021

The single #COVID19 vaccinations – two are stipulated – suggests something must have gone wrong with the supply chains. In the dire situation we’re in, where so many are dying already, single doses are not ideal, but probably the only pragmatic solution open to us.

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 1, 2021

Tesco offers to help with roll-out of Oxford vaccine https://t.co/NOe9ExP56A

— Telegraph Business (@telebusiness) December 31, 2020

Guardian front page, Saturday 2 January 2021: No 10 U-turn on schools as pressure grows over Covid pic.twitter.com/avjOUkEMSx

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 1, 2021

BREAKING: All primary schools in London set to remain closed in Government U-turn https://t.co/kBekdMRLwA pic.twitter.com/57FIljFWZl

— Mirror Breaking News (@MirrorBreaking_) January 1, 2021

1/2 Today’s case numbers are worryingly high again. The new variant is accelerating spread. PLEASE do not visit other people’s homes just now, even today – if you first foot someone today, or hug/kiss/handshake them HNY, you are putting yourself, others & the NHS at risk pic.twitter.com/ojLVBTkZE7

— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) January 1, 2021

EXCLUSIVE: I got hold of a NHS email about the state of north London's intensive care units on New Year's Eve

Three ICUs were full and had patients waiting to be transferred to other hospitals. A fourth couldn't take anyone

Things are rough out therehttps://t.co/XoEwNiRPqW

— Rowland Manthorpe (@rowlsmanthorpe) January 1, 2021

This text message has been sent to staff at one central London hospital today 🏥

The government need to end their Christmas break.

We need immediate vaccines for all frontline staff, and a new ring-fenced budget to pay for safe NHS staffing.

Pls re-tweet🚨@EveryDoctorUK pic.twitter.com/GfNnqn8CMj

— Dr Julia Grace Patterson (@JujuliaGrace) January 1, 2021

so many doctors & nurses on here explaining what it is like now dealing with this wave in NHS… what’s new is, unlike in April, loads arguing & questioning them with half-baked Facebook theories…. but outside an actual hospital a&e?? https://t.co/qJSpNdVYhy

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) January 1, 2021

Huge thanks to all the NHS staff from around the world who were there for everyone in 2020, and will still be there in 2021 💙 pic.twitter.com/K6N7xG4Mbz

— NHS Million (@NHSMillion) January 1, 2021

It’s done. At last. Brexit is a great loss to both sides, but Europe may find a silver lining, @NYTimesCohen, our Paris bureau chief, writes. https://t.co/Z6IZOFfvRR

— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 31, 2020

Daily News, New York, December 31, 1931 pic.twitter.com/7QrISwbnIM

— Yesterday's Print (@yesterdaysprint) December 31, 2020

We have administered 2% of the 100 million vaccinations Trump promised by year's end.

America’s Vaccine Rollout Is Already a Disaster https://t.co/0yWa14OCQ7 via @intelligencer

— Heidi Przybyla (@HeidiNBC) December 31, 2020

The United States will not follow Britain’s lead in front-loading first vaccine injections, potentially delaying the administration of second doses, Dr. Anthony Fauci said on Friday. “We’re going to keep doing what we’re doing," he said. https://t.co/2R65XjB62P

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

Federal health officials promised 20 million vaccines would be administered by the end of the year, but on the final day of 2020, the CDC said only about 2.8 million people have been vaccinated. Fewer than 13 million doses have been delivered. https://t.co/xTQvm1cM4O

— The Hill (@thehill) January 1, 2021

The vaccines are more alike than they are different, especially for members of the general public. https://t.co/mzHFhJvSvX

— ABC News (@ABC) January 1, 2021

You know how Nero fiddled while Rome burned? That’s how much Trump cares about the lack of COVID vaccines | Opinion https://t.co/2AvR084agi

— Carl Hiaasen (@Carl_Hiaasen) January 1, 2021

For all the self-congratulatory bullshit that erupted out of Trump's assmouth about Operation Warp Speed, now that the vaccine is here, he's too busy golfing and organizing a coup on his phone to distribute it to Americans dying by the thousands every day. https://t.co/x5y7OmlNd8

— Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) January 1, 2021

In a rare New Year's Day session, the Senate voted to override Trump's veto of a defense policy bill.https://t.co/1QUB2am44X

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) January 1, 2021

With the corporate transparency act, Trump’s most pressing legal jeopardy is that he will have to tell the Treasury Department all beneficial owners of his hundreds of LLCs.

Authorities will be able to untangle this web. https://t.co/VlaZYzIlHN

— Scott Stedman (@ScottMStedman) January 1, 2021

Trump is inciting chaos on Jan. 6, both in and outside the Capitol, the Editorial Board writes https://t.co/CJVxZsRNRw

— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) December 31, 2020

“You have the president of the United States taking these people to the edge, and the second that something happens he’s going to turn around and go, ‘Well, I didn’t tell them to do that.’” https://t.co/X8yd28jvqG https://t.co/XSrn9fs2ZW

— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) January 1, 2021

TRUMP PENTAGON putting US national security in great peril. Transition meetings turned off since 18 Dec. Political appointees are deliberately hiding issues. Russian hack? Mil Ops against Iran? Contract corruption? Jan 6 DC security? https://t.co/Q0a3FLo6kc

— Barry R McCaffrey (@mccaffreyr3) December 31, 2020

DOJ represents the President & VP when they get sued in their official capacity. If Trump denying he raped a woman in the 1990s is an official act, there's no doubt Pence being sued over the results of the 2020 election qualifies. Whether Trump is pleased or not is irrelevant. https://t.co/YnpyKu9pbT

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) January 1, 2021

If Pence is arrested, @SecPompeo will save the election. Pence will be in jail awaiting trial for treason. He will face execution by firing squad. He is a coward & will sing like a bird & confess ALL.

— Lin Wood (@LLinWood) January 1, 2021

MPs have overwhelmingly approved the #Brexit trade deal to pave the way for the UK-EU agreement to come into force at 11pm tomorrow https://t.co/tfifMLRICf

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 30, 2020

#Brexit is far from done – this deal is no ‘game, set and match' https://t.co/AcJAHME4fo

— Geof Walker (@geof24) December 30, 2020

Flagrant lies that ⁦@BBCNews⁩ should not be reporting as fact. https://t.co/E7gid8Mvw5

— Mike Buckley (@mdbuckley) December 30, 2020

#BrexitReality On every major economic point, the EU has got its way.

There are five principal reasons why.

First, we massively overestimated our negotiating strength. It is true we are equally sovereign as the EU, but we are not sovereign equals…https://t.co/VKoEhdODkD

— Nick Reeves 3.5% #FBPE (@nickreeves9876) December 30, 2020

As Parliament prepares to pass Brexit Bill today that is sold as a 'compromise' worth reflecting that 4 yrs ago many Brexiters said wouldn't want to leave single market and customs union.

Frog has really so thoroughly boiled – by ERG, think tanks, etc – that we barely notice now

— Peter Geoghegan (@PeterKGeoghegan) December 30, 2020

"For the record, we won, and so did the British people"

ERG Chairman Mark Francois joins @christopherhope and Sir @BillCashMP on @chopperspodcast to discuss why Boris Johnson's EU trade deal is a true Brexit and how he'll be celebrating on New Year's Evehttps://t.co/MyPxr2Bi5q pic.twitter.com/AuTqGoSziM

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 30, 2020

"What I call the 'Battle for Brexit' is now over. We won"

Conservative MP Mark Francois tells MPs debating Boris Johnson's EU trade deal that he and fellow Brexiteers can now "lower our spears"https://t.co/YaHL24URec pic.twitter.com/BmMF1tUD1X

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) December 30, 2020

There’s only one constant in British history: we argue about Europe. We’re going to be arguing about this deal and how it will impact the future of the Union for years and decades to come.

If the Tories think this is over, they have another think coming. pic.twitter.com/KI3W6rccCF

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) December 30, 2020

Hopefully, @Keir_Starmer and @UKLabour walking through the lobbies with the ERG and the other Brexit wreckers, will mark the end of a shameful episode in which Labour has facilitated the most destructive hard and far-right policy in modern British history.

— Nick Reeves 3.5% #FBPE (@nickreeves9876) December 30, 2020

Three Labour frontbenchers quit after defying Keir Starmer on Brexit deal https://t.co/u9AP1rOHxF

— Guardian news (@guardiannews) December 30, 2020

It is very doubtful, watching today's proceedings, whether the UK can still accurately be described as a "parliamentary democracy". It is, increasingly, an "executive democracy", in which the largest party doesn't just dominate Parlt, but actively removes it from decision-making.

— Robert Saunders (@redhistorian) December 30, 2020

'Drunk on hubris, they rejected May’s proposal to keep the whole of the UK aligned with some European Union rules….Instead, they plotted with Conservative hardliners to replace her with Johnson and they have been rewarded with one betrayal after another" https://t.co/M7ofgGWfG8

— Seán de Náipír (@Seanofthesouth) December 30, 2020

"GB companies are indicating that they will no longer supply to Northern Ireland”:https://t.co/g9b4ij4vON

— Belfast News Letter (@News_Letter) December 30, 2020

"Brexit has moved Northern Ireland farther from the UK and closer to the Republic. In itself, this will not reunite Ireland, but the leap is getting smaller."https://t.co/mRJ9f74sYY

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) December 30, 2020

Easily the most deranged Brexit tweet, slid in at the last second for the win https://t.co/rIUyKBc9HY

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) December 30, 2020

Personal comment at the end of 2020: Brexit continues to be a travesty, ignoring the lessons from history & reducing the capacity for cooperation precisely when the UK, EU & the rest of the world need it most. I feel for everyone who is caught up in this at no fault of their own

— Fabian Zuleeg (@FabianZuleeg) December 30, 2020

Final front page of the year as the virus surges. I won't miss 2020 pic.twitter.com/qKWbunE8bH

— Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) December 30, 2020

The UK’s medicines regulator has approved the Oxford and AstraZeneca covid-19 vaccine. The approval of the new vaccine comes as most areas in the UK were moved up into higher tiers of restriction to try to stem the spread of the virushttps://t.co/e6hkFrNlcu @emahase_ reports

— The BMJ (@bmj_latest) December 30, 2020

Covid-19: Second vaccine approved for use in UK and England's tiers to be reviewed https://t.co/aWcoHMrHwz

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) December 30, 2020

The new variant is EVERYWHERE
Infections are rising EVERYWHERE
Hospitalisations are rising EVERYWHERE
So what is the point of responding with LOCAL tiers?
Moreover, even Tier 4 restrictions aren't enough to control the virus.
Too little. Too late.
Again

https://t.co/C1MH9VwNyH

— Stephen Reicher (@ReicherStephen) December 30, 2020

"We have to go into another lockdown."

Former Chief Scientific Adviser Sir David King says he believes a nationwide lockdown is needed with "immediate effect" to stop the spread of the second COVID variant.

Latest on changes to Tiers in England: https://t.co/MWUcG8K28a pic.twitter.com/gLyfmDKCbl

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 30, 2020

Stop fucking about with tiers. Lock the whole country down, and aim for eradication. Funds for those who can't work from home. Support the arts.

If not, we'll still be here in 12 months' time. Only more fucked, because the economy will be double-hammered by Brexit and COVID.

— Æsahættr🎄🐝 (@soapachu) December 30, 2020

No point in worrying about tiers and covid when from next week the NHS will start receiving £350m a week, right?

— Antonio Banteras (@MattyGuminski) December 30, 2020

Over and over, @realDonaldTrump says we "turned the corner" on #COVID, unfortunately, that corner led to a cliff. https://t.co/XfPyHoHYBB

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) December 30, 2020

We have vaccinated 10-20% of the people we committed to vaccinating.

This is absolutely below normal error levels and nothing tells me Trump or team cares enough to fix it. #PromisesNeverKept 2/

— Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸 (@ASlavitt) December 30, 2020

Case of highly infectious UK variant of coronavirus identified in California https://t.co/7YT8pSQDva pic.twitter.com/X14oCFQsi0

— Reuters (@Reuters) December 30, 2020

“Eat your Wheaties! The week ahead is likely to bring a topsy-turvy crescendo to one of the weirdest and darkest chapters in Trump’s presidency. His six-week-long fraudulent attempt to overturn an election he lost, may cost Republicans control of the Senate” – @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/g0c99R2nPg

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) December 30, 2020

President Trump golfed at his club in Florida today, as the Senate continues to not pass $2000 relief checks. pic.twitter.com/YWzxZ9psOb

— The Hill (@thehill) December 30, 2020

⚡️ GOP Sen. Josh Hawley vows to challenge the Electoral College results in a last effort to flip Biden’s victory

Hawley, a key Trump ally, cited Trump's false, repeatedly debunked claim that Biden’s win was helped by mass voter fraud. @C_Sommerfeldthttps://t.co/gZs9lv85Uk

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) December 30, 2020

"That, my friends, is the future of the Republican party. Loyalty tests, all the way down…Donald Trump was defeated but the danger has not passed. Stand up to Josh Hawley. Stand up for America."
— @JVLast https://t.co/XcIiSTTX9I

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) December 30, 2020

The intelligence was included in the President's Daily Brief on Dec. 17, and Trump was verbally briefed on the matter by National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien, officials said. https://t.co/6VonFxrXYP

— Jonathan Swan (@jonathanvswan) December 30, 2020

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has shut the door on President Donald Trump’s push for $2,000 COVID-19 relief checks. The Republican leader says Congress has provided enough pandemic aid. https://t.co/iAIR1IT3BU

— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) December 30, 2020

Farmers stand out among those who got federal aid in 2020. Direct government payments to farmers totaled a record $46 billion.

And based on previous years, it's likely most of the money went to fewer than 100,000 farms.https://t.co/shVjvJrIYf

— NPR (@NPR) December 30, 2020

#Iran is a real danger. So is the possibility that Trump will start a war as a last-ditch effort to destroy the transition and the @JoeBiden
presidency. https://t.co/HSMQNaj53h

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) December 30, 2020

Five hours for more than 600 people to debate in a considered fashion 1200 pages of dense trade legalese. Everything Boris Johnson does – parliament prorogued, invented deadlines, dodgy deals, undue haste – is because his incompetence cannot survive scrutiny. https://t.co/Cxf9LnDwf3

— Gavin Esler (@gavinesler) December 29, 2020

BREAKING: The ERG star chamber led by Bill Cash has concluded that Boris Johnson's deal is "consistent with the restoration of UK sovereignty"

ERG officers have recommended their members vote for it, I'm told by a source in the meeting

— Eleni Courea (@EleniCourea) December 29, 2020

In early December last year the country was in paralysis. Now @BorisJohnson has got #Brexit done, as promised in the General Election. This agreement reaffirms the #sovereignty of the United Kingdom.

— Bill Cash (@BillCashMP) December 29, 2020

The penny drops https://t.co/j02Q4DvdXd

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) December 29, 2020

'Be careful what you wish for. I would never have voted for Brexit if we'd have known that we would all lose our jobs' https://t.co/QrYXg5apcX

— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) December 29, 2020

Politicians have written to Keir Starmer outlining their opposition https://t.co/aDkczCrejh

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) December 29, 2020

What will change between Great Britain and Northern Ireland after Brexit transition period? https://t.co/fmBVV9kexM

— The Independent (@Independent) December 29, 2020

All seems set now for the UK-EU ‘Trade and Cooperation Agreement’ (TCA) to come into force on 1 January 2021

That’s the same day as the full entry into force of the Northern Ireland Protocol

But what’s the significance of the TCA for the Protocol and Northern Ireland?

Thread

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) December 29, 2020

"Cut-out-and-keep" ✂️📌

A 4-tweet thread for every person living in N.Ireland who might well wonder what #Brexit means in practical terms.

Travelling, studying, working, driving, shopping, roaming in the EU after 1st Jan… & what will change on the island of Ireland too.

1/4 pic.twitter.com/KeVN98nTxo

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) December 29, 2020

Article in the @nytimes by @ElianPeltier on #Brexit and the UK’s #Erasmus withdrawal with comments from myself and Maynooth’s @JohnOBrennan2. @lawstrath @UniStrathclyde https://t.co/pLdhOzyRpK

— Prof Paul James Cardwell (@Cardwell_PJ) December 29, 2020

Boris Johnson is pursuing Trump-style agenda to ‘work up white nationalism’, race equality thinktank says https://t.co/FFhQ9LfGdR

— simon maginn (@simonmaginn) December 29, 2020

No mincing of words by @derspiegel

"Great Britain is out of the EU. The liars and amateurs on the island won. You are an eternal shame for all conservatives."https://t.co/nn6KUeEwgY

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) December 28, 2020

The Sidelining of Parliament During the Twin Crises of COVID and Brexit Could Set A Dangerous Precedent – Byline Times https://t.co/tFmkGM8y7o

— Byline Times (@BylineTimes) December 29, 2020

"I will use my energy to work for my country" https://t.co/lpPxXrSZZF

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 29, 2020

We have the worst possible government at the worst possible time and we are sleepwalking our way to decline and division by failing to see the truth about the people now in charge of the country 2/2

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) December 29, 2020

The UK has reported a new record of 53,135 Covid-19 cases, as Boris Johnson faces growing pressure to call a national lockdownhttps://t.co/Gohx64gqrl

— LBC (@LBC) December 29, 2020

#UPDATE Britain on Tuesday registered a new daily high of more than 53,000 Covid-19 cases, as concern mounted about spiralling numbers of positive tests and pressure on health services https://t.co/ijUOrz5hYx

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) December 29, 2020

Boris Johnson will chair a meeting of the Covid-O committee this evening to discuss England's coronavirus tier restrictions.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock is expected to announce any changes to England’s tiers in the House of Commons tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/Y8hn4zVhl6

— Ollie Bayliss (@Ollie_Bayliss) December 29, 2020

BREAKING…. Secondary school return dates will be delayed by at least an extra week under plans agreed by ministers yesterday, @Tes can reveal https://t.co/yeYDz0KRcy

— Tes (@tes) December 29, 2020

Exclusive: Premier League clubs discuss two-week break in season amid Covid chaos fears @mcgrathmike @JBurtTelegraph @JPercyTelegraph https://t.co/QltAJd8wVR

— Telegraph Football (@TeleFootball) December 29, 2020

The highly infectious COVID-19 coronavirus variant that has been circulating in Britain is linked to higher loads of the virus in the blood, according to a research report https://t.co/G3FSHIZCcv 1/9 pic.twitter.com/KnpLcjKN8u

— Reuters (@Reuters) December 29, 2020

I know, mate. I track her movements on the Bill Gates app. https://t.co/BFNvWrGaIF

— Huw (@Huwburt) December 29, 2020

Mitch McConnell blocks Senate Democrats' move to fast track $2000 Covid payments – video https://t.co/0aLzmBZmKG

— The Guardian (@guardian) December 29, 2020

No checks, no funding for DoD. Wheeeeee! | McConnell blocks Democrats’ attempt to quickly approve $2,000 stimulus checks amid pressure on GOP to act https://t.co/yi2Gd02WUg

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) December 29, 2020

An important point is getting lost. McConnell and Senate Republicans don't merely oppose larger stimulus checks. They also don't want to *have to vote on them.* Remember, that's why McConnell worked to kill Pelosi's negotiations with the White House:https://t.co/SoZuUL844V pic.twitter.com/AkoUh4Tqhy

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) December 29, 2020

NEW: Trump puts Senate GOP in a jam on $2,000 checks.

Perdue/Loeffler flip under pressure, now support them.

McConnell hints at a way out: package them with other, more contentious Trump demands.

Sanders vows to hold up defense bill over $2K payments.https://t.co/rwjqPO8bG8

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) December 29, 2020

After #MitchMcConnell blocked the $2000 stimulus checks for US families Wall St went nuts — but not the way Mitch anticipated. The #GOP thinks it's doing the bidding of the rich, but the Party has grossly misread them. Wall St. knows rising chaos & poverty are bad for business. pic.twitter.com/PRXIaSgLwD

— Laurie Garrett (@Laurie_Garrett) December 29, 2020

U.S. Senate majority leader says Senate to vote on defense bill on Wednesday https://t.co/zGxVU38dE9 pic.twitter.com/AQ33H1tfo5

— Reuters (@Reuters) December 29, 2020

Trump trade czar calls for postponing GA runoffs https://t.co/2WHsTyhpmQ via @TPM

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) December 29, 2020

If we could get over Sandy Hook and Parkland and Pulse and Las Vegas what chance did this have of gaining traction?

— Craig Harrington (@Craigipedia) December 29, 2020

.@DeanObeidallah: If the suspected Nashville bomber were Muslim, there’s no way there would be a nuanced analysis of his motivation like the one we’ve seen in headlines. https://t.co/8qjSPkkP6y

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 29, 2020

Rural health workers are leaving the profession over divisive pandemic politics.

The exodus threatens to leave gaping holes in health care systems and local economies — triggering a death spiral that may be hard to stop.https://t.co/y0m7MTKPXu

— NPR (@NPR) December 29, 2020

I suspect we will be sing many such reports over the coming days and weeks. Given how long the strain has been present in the UK it would be astounding if this was the only introduction into the United States. https://t.co/g7uBqbdQ8L

— Justin Lessler (@JustinLessler) December 29, 2020

Is Texas' AG prepared to part with his $1 million reward?

Dan Patrick offered financial rewards for evidence of voter fraud. Then Pennsylvania's John Fetterman uncovered real-world evidence of Trump voters committing fraud. He wants the Texan to pay up.https://t.co/9zWSO8EJDb

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 29, 2020

Trump literally sold the U.S. ambassador's residence in Israel to Sheldon Adelson. This plot twist would have been rejected as too much by most editors. https://t.co/PV1Itrd0fE

— Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) December 29, 2020

This is the party that now detests their former senator who was actually a war hero. https://t.co/iXus63gFXA

— Michael Freeman (@michaelpfreeman) December 29, 2020

After

— Michael Moran (@TheMichaelMoran) December 29, 2020

BREAKING: A bill to increase direct payment checks for COVID relief from $600 to $2000 per adult has passed in the House of Representatives with a greater that 2/3 majority, 275-134. The bill now goes to the Senate, where Democrats plan to ask for unanimous consent tomorrow.

— Ali Velshi (@AliVelshi) December 28, 2020

Pelosi just got the House to approve $2,000 stimulus checks

This will die in the Senate, because this was always just a political stunt by Trump. If he really wanted to pass it, more than 44 House Republicans would've voted for it https://t.co/2MLkdTSZNa

— Chris Lu (@ChrisLu44) December 28, 2020

Rep. Kevin Brady on #CASHAct: "Will this stimulate our local economies? Not a lot. What we know is that much of this extra $1600 will go to pay down credit card debt, or savings, or even make new purchases online at Walmart, Best Buy, or Amazon." pic.twitter.com/7u2ASWdp8m

— The Hill (@thehill) December 28, 2020

In voting for the $2,000 relief checks demanded by Trump, the Democratic-led House puts the Republican-led Senate in the position of approving sums they previously resisted or defying the defeated president of their own party. ⁦@CatieEdmondson⁩ https://t.co/ILoNyqUx9u

— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) December 28, 2020

pic.twitter.com/GdtGIZBVq2

— John Kruzel (@johnkruzel) December 28, 2020

The $900 billion economic relief package from Congress will deliver vital aid to millions of struggling households and businesses. But President Trump's delay in signing the bill means it will take longer for the financial support to arrive. https://t.co/Mws42RrINh

— The Associated Press (@AP) December 28, 2020

NEW: US Treasury Dept. anticipates being able to start delivering the $600 direct stimulus payments included in the Covid relief legislation by the end of this week, senior Treasury Dept. official tells @NBCNews.

— NBC Politics (@NBCPolitics) December 28, 2020

BREAKING: US House votes to override President Trump’s veto of the $740B defense authorization bill, the first override of one of Trump’s vetoes by a chamber of Congress during his time in office; override moves to Senate. https://t.co/qkOPFOTlBD

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 29, 2020

#Florida man completely laser-focused on stopping the #coronavirus plague that has killed — oh wait, never mind. https://t.co/3QqUXuvGmZ

— Craig Pittman (@craigtimes) December 28, 2020

Trump’s intentional delay in signing the Covid relief and government spending bill — only approving it after the damage was done and unemployment benefits expired — is the latest example of his increasingly erratic behavior in the waning days of his term.https://t.co/TY1VWQe4YU

— Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 (@joncoopertweets) December 28, 2020

Count for yourself how quickly these two men climb over #TrumpsGreatWall.

Congress is voting to spend ANOTHER $1.4 billion for this complete disaster that protects no one. https://t.co/QlBepxvs6f

— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) December 28, 2020

Two Texas billionaires got a $35 million pandemic-relief loan for one of their fracking companies, but only after Sen. Ted Cruz weighed in https://t.co/RYtsfiHMvp

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 28, 2020

Moore calls for tax cuts in latest COVID-19 relief bill https://t.co/WP6oFURxRh pic.twitter.com/Wwr7xAte8u

— The Hill (@thehill) December 28, 2020

This should be industry-standard. https://t.co/1DaGvaI72v

— Simon Marks (@SimonMarksFSN) December 28, 2020

To be fair, it’s not even in the top 100 of the most deranged lies he’s told since Election Day pic.twitter.com/EIjIz2bsEo

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) December 29, 2020

Republican Members of Congress who swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution are suing the Vice President to force him to grab power and overturn the election.

Yes, it’s absurd. But it’s also evil and un-American. They betray the Constitution and their constituents. https://t.co/NSe5OfXC9J

— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) December 28, 2020

Nashville mayor says Trump hasn't called since bombing https://t.co/cBvpr1b7zI pic.twitter.com/NLs8S9SMc8

— The Hill (@thehill) December 28, 2020

Neighbor says bombing suspect told him days before Christmas explosion that 'Nashville and the world is never going to forget me.’ https://t.co/ui1821QsTf

— The Associated Press (@AP) December 28, 2020

Just boggles the mind how the end of this story on the Nashville bombing reads as if people in Tennessee have no idea that the state is an epicenter of the raging coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/GITDJ2XKlz pic.twitter.com/q7pJ09G2Od

— Mark Follman (@markfollman) December 28, 2020

Brexit is done. What happens to ordinary Brits next week? Not much. https://t.co/R83fu506ZT

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) December 28, 2020

There is almost nothing in the deal for Britain’s biggest single export sector, financial services https://t.co/lC6vgECNNp

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) December 28, 2020

There are more votes in protecting Britain's fishermen than its moneymen. The future of the City of London after Brexit is consequently uncertain https://t.co/TMN5NpuUBf

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) December 29, 2020

Cost of Brexit: Holidaymakers or online shoppers buy items from the EU valued at more than £390 will have to pay customs duties.
You don't know what you got until it's gone!https://t.co/VPOkWJKjpy

— Prem Sikka (@premnsikka) December 28, 2020

Britain’s Descent: Supremacy Not Sovereignty was Always the Dark Heart of Brexit – Byline Times https://t.co/GEu6UuCz0M

— Byline Times (@BylineTimes) December 28, 2020

In many good commentaries the essence is crystal clear: let’s not be blinded to the hard realities of this deal by comparison to no deal. From Friday things get much tougher. Totally unclear where tangible benefit is to be found (not free ports). https://t.co/jNO9btQsyf

— David Miliband (@DMiliband) December 28, 2020

The vote on Johnson’s deal has to be left to individual consciences and not to diktat. Starmer has no business telling any of his MPs how to vote. It’s their reputations that are on the line. pic.twitter.com/C5ZLR0ryQy

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) December 28, 2020

this is just trolling now pic.twitter.com/cYu8OBCXej

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) December 28, 2020

So all those ERG MPs and @nigelfarage (Lord Farage to be) have gone very quiet on the issue they said they would die in a ditch for …. Betrayed': UK fishing industry says Brexit deal threatens long-term damage | Brexit | The Guardian https://t.co/SYQTjLD2P8

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) December 28, 2020

Historians of the future will really struggle to understand how the significance of this promise being broken was missed so spectacularly by so many at the time. It changed *everything* except Johnson's record as an egregious liar. I'm afraid even I believed this one… https://t.co/a9fy5XMJsK

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) December 28, 2020

Excellent analysis of #BrexitDeal from @CER_Grant whose view is that “If Scotland were to gain independence through legal means, and then seek membership, most EU leaders would be delighted.” #BrexitReality #indyref2 https://t.co/P0MrWmg50w

— Joanna Cherry QC (@joannaccherry) December 28, 2020

The DUP campaigned for Brexit but have voted against every version of Brexit put before them in the House of Commons since.

It’s almost as though – I don’t know – they’ve realised Brexit is damaging for NI and they’re trying to distance themselves from the consequences…

— Eóin Tennyson (@EoinTennyson) December 28, 2020

Without a border either in the Irish Sea or on the island of Ireland, it was always destined to be No Deal or No Brexit. The DUP's inexplicable failure to understand this gave cover to an awful lot of chancers who merely pretended not to understand. Chiefly, the Prime Minister. https://t.co/4oatXbNr4W

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) December 28, 2020

BREAKING: @jeffpeguescbs reports for CBS News: Anthony Quinn Warner, 63, is the person of interest in the Nashville Christmas Day explosion. At least 2 tips were called in to @FBI about Warner, prior to the explosion. Quinn is a Nashville area resident https://t.co/FCZdy13a6b

— David Begnaud (@DavidBegnaud) December 26, 2020

Local and federal agents are here at a home for “court authorized activity” in the 100 block of Bakertown Road, an FBI spokesman here told me.
Neighbors said an RV similar to the one in the explosion was parked at the home within the last 2 weeks. #nashvillebombing #Nashville pic.twitter.com/s1VpiDdqOo

— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) December 26, 2020

Seemingly the same make. pic.twitter.com/nXncVbY7Ak

— Dr. Jeffrey Lewis (@ArmsControlWonk) December 26, 2020

🤔Police said the RV had arrived in the area about four hours prior to the explosion. What was taking place inside that vehicle for 4 hours in front of the AT&T building? 📡💻📲🎛 https://t.co/ZSc2ACycZm

— Venture Capital (@kelly2277) December 26, 2020

From @ShimonPro and @EvanPerez: "Investigators looking into the Christmas day explosion in Nashville now believe the blast was likely the result of a suicide bombing, according to two law enforcement sources with direct knowledge of the investigation."

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) December 26, 2020

In a letter asking President Trump for federal assistance, Tennessee governor Bill Lee noted that the blast affected more than 20 local 911 call centers, residential phone lines and cell service. https://t.co/LjJOMFSTIp

— NPR (@NPR) December 26, 2020

Just so we're clear, Trump is staying silent on Nashville until he finds out whether the person responsible supports him or not.

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) December 26, 2020

As President Trump refuses to sign into law a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, millions of Americans risk losing unemployment benefits expiring today https://t.co/Pw7mVhHziX pic.twitter.com/1plKqeJz1w

— Reuters (@Reuters) December 26, 2020

As of today, 1 of every 1,000 Americans had died of COVID-19, and this irredeemable imbecile is *still* peddling this propaganda. https://t.co/DtEggHaCTq

— Angry Staffer (@Angry_Staffer) December 26, 2020

Trump Attacks FBI, DOJ, Supreme Court and GOP Senators in Boxing Day Twitter Tirade. The only truth is that not once on Christmas Day did he give a thought to how many people died from COVID in 24 hours. https://t.co/t6F4xZQufi

— Peter Gammons (@pgammo) December 26, 2020

.@MaddowBlog: Several members of President Trump’s inner circle share a curious connection. And it has something to do with Russia. https://t.co/gbOdTxvELM

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 26, 2020

Simple idea: Introduce resolutions in House and Senate that 2020 election was fair and legitimate. Anyone voting against it who was on 2020 ballot should resign and call for new elections.

— stuart stevens (@stuartpstevens) December 26, 2020

Dear @MayorBowser @MurielBowser @DCPoliceDept

I urge you to activate every available police office for duty on January 6th.

It's clear to any intelligent person that Donald Trump – having lost the Presidential election – now seeks to bring violence and anarchy to your city. https://t.co/c3pN9ShfV4

— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) December 26, 2020

Wtf is this a payday loan commercial? "Financially Strapped"?
Mother of Christ these assholes are deaf!

— robert emmett (@irishbark) December 26, 2020

The love of Jesus is not sending folks to their deathbed because your party rejects science or does not believe in giving to aid the poor and the marginalized. https://t.co/Z72Z0E5oug

— Hawk Guy (@iowhawk) December 26, 2020

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— Dr. Arthur Mitchell to you, kiddo (@ArthurMitchell_) December 26, 2020

Cats are pointless. https://t.co/FyH7mUAd7r

— dave karpf (@davekarpf) December 26, 2020

THREAD: Where are we with Covid-19 in England now that the new tiers have started?

TLDR: nowhere good and things are quite scary. 1/13

— Christina Pagel (@chrischirp) December 26, 2020

Looks like Oxford vaccine works. Great news for the EU as well which without it would be in very deep trouble 😃 pic.twitter.com/dx0AdGJlzQ

— Bruno Maçães (@MacaesBruno) December 26, 2020

Sunday Mirror right to highlight this: I’m hearing again and again of chaos on the ground with the way the #CovidVaccine is being rolled out. pic.twitter.com/LSIVwynlpN

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) December 26, 2020

The injustices and inequalities that Europe stopped the U.K. government from dealing with according to Gaslight Gove. Levelling up? They could not give a damn. https://t.co/dTgpi1XqyA

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) December 26, 2020

Perhaps you could point us to which page of the agreement contains the achievement that turned it from an unacceptable demand that forcing us into an ‘Australian style arrangement’ under which we’d prosper mightily into a deal that assurés a golden future and that deserves praise

— Bruce McPherson 🇪🇺🇫🇷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@brucemcpherson) December 26, 2020

I have said for four years that Brexit was only the start. The umbrella under which everything of value and basic human values will be dismantled. Corruption is rife. Dishonesty is rife. Racism is rife. And now this. https://t.co/e7bXYZwdOo

— Shown (@northernlad18) December 26, 2020

if these are official photos No 10 are releasing, imagine what the rejects look like pic.twitter.com/lsaJQQrYNI

— Luke Bailey (@imbadatlife) December 26, 2020

Heart bleeds. Forget the fish & the level playing-field, the #BrexitDeal was just a mercy-mission to stop Mrs Gove losing any more mates. Never mind, Sal, you’ve always got Michael. #SarahVine #MichaelGove pic.twitter.com/odsWyEF2e5

— John Cornelius (@johncornelius01) December 26, 2020

So Johnson vows to reduce red tape – having just imposed considerably more – and threatens to tear up the Agreement he has just signed if it restricts his freedom. This is going really well. pic.twitter.com/EBGYeIu20y

— David Higham (@oldtrotter) December 26, 2020

So that went well… pic.twitter.com/WeM26gWo0t

— Carn na gréine (@nameexists) December 26, 2020

Not new – but lest we forget – this is the Brexit the Russians wanted and The Porcine Clown and Mrs May covered up – "They put Tory party politics above national security, Steele alleged." https://t.co/fOeV6hNhdm

— Mike Harding #RejoinEU (@HardingMike) December 26, 2020

Perhaps the most significant news today

The natural consequence of Brexit probably will be a united Ireland

And the Conservative and Unionist Party, and the DUP, will only have themselves to blame https://t.co/sTLJeKS5ne

— davidallengreen (@davidallengreen) December 26, 2020

Not sure it matters to the pensioners of Sunderland that voted to reduce their grandkids opportunities. The dog whistle sounded loud for them.

— Shown (@northernlad18) December 26, 2020

He rightly quotes Churchill – ‘wars are not won by evacuations’. No way would Churchill have done Brexit https://t.co/yHyOZNo6JU

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) December 26, 2020

Whoever leaked the out takes from the Queen's Speech is going to be in serious trouble but I also hope she apologises not only for what she said about the Welsh, but also her repeated use of the C word.

— John Moynes (@JohnMoynes) December 26, 2020

JUST IN: Human remains have been found at the scene of the explosion in downtown Nashville, multiple law enforcement sources told ABC News. The remains have not been identified and it's unclear whether they're identifiable. https://t.co/ZFnZt7yt21

— ABC News (@ABC) December 25, 2020

Authorities have found what they believe to be human remains near the site of the Nashville explosion, two law enforcement officials familiar with the ongoing investigation tell @joshscampbell. The remains have been sent to the medical examiner’s office for analysis.

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) December 25, 2020

#UPDATE: Release from @NashvilleEOC refers to this morning's intentional RV explosion at 2nd/Commerce in downtown Nashville as "an intentional bombing incident." pic.twitter.com/dDhZbWY674

— Josh Breslow (@JoshBreslowWKRN) December 25, 2020

✈️ TRAVEL ALERT: Due to telecommunications issues associated with this morning’s incident in downtown Nashville, FAA has temporarily halted flights out of BNA. We expect the issues to be resolved & anticipate service to resume by 3 pm CT. An update will be provided by 3:30 pm CT.

— Fly Nashville (@Fly_Nashville) December 25, 2020

Trump hit the links at his private golf course in Florida despite pledging to "work tirelessly" through the holiday season amid a looming economic crisis.https://t.co/VFllcdwSOk

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 26, 2020

President Trump spent his Christmas golfing in Florida as a government shutdown looms and COVID economic relief hangs in the balance. His failure to sign the stimulus bill could deny relief checks to millions of Americans. https://t.co/FnHNvyOxdx

— The Associated Press (@AP) December 25, 2020

Eyes on the world. Watch the other hand. pic.twitter.com/i3MAaI0jWC

— Karin Smith (yes, that one from TV) (@karinanniebell) December 25, 2020

House Republicans received an email from a White House aide that showed a graphic critical of Senate Majority Leader McConnell and that said it was sent at the request of President Trump. https://t.co/2nb4imlhJ6

— NBC News (@NBCNews) December 25, 2020

Speaker Pelosi says House Democrats will vote Monday on a standalone bill that would provide direct payments to Americans of $2,000 per person in a statement released Thursday, moments after House Republicans blocked an effort to increase the paymentshttps://t.co/aJW155RQgQ

— NBC News (@NBCNews) December 26, 2020

Prediction: The president will, as he would see it, bestow a Christmas gift on his humble if often ungrateful subjects, by (having made clear his objections to this inferior product of the swamp) signing the COVID relief and omnibus spending legislation this afternoon.

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) December 25, 2020

The extension of unemployment benefits runs out tomorrow. Sign the bill you blaggard.

— John Cassidy (@JohnCassidy) December 25, 2020

Public servants are risking everything to expose government corruption. Donald Trump has made their lives hell. https://t.co/Kunhk0gS94

— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) December 26, 2020

What a Fucking baby pic.twitter.com/BNNsgM3ypa

— Molly Jong-Fast🏡 (@MollyJongFast) December 26, 2020

Breaking News: The U.S. will require airline passengers traveling from Britain to test negative for the coronavirus within 72 hours of departure, starting on Monday. https://t.co/S4aIL1XNbz

— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 25, 2020

A digitally-created fake Queen Elizabeth II danced across TV screens on Christmas as part of a British broadcaster's warning against the proliferation of misinformation https://t.co/n24dnyrnJF pic.twitter.com/A83QsNXqUV

— CNN (@CNN) December 25, 2020

Had a quick look at the 1246 page legal text, obtained by my BBC colleagues… first impressions – goes way beyond Canada-style deal, eg in terms of the “rebalancing clause” on future divergence… this will detain us for days/ weeks… first thoughts:https://t.co/TATZVCMwtb

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) December 25, 2020

*Brexit Explained* pic.twitter.com/crDXrBoLKc

— Britgirl Hates Brexit #FBPE (@MarieAnnUK) December 25, 2020

At the risk of repeating myself it’s cost the country £200bn, robbed British citizens of free movement, stripped our youth of the enrichment of Erasmus & made every one but your millionaire chums poorer for years to come. That’s some “gift” @BorisJohnson https://t.co/5exbgQLQv6

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) December 25, 2020

You did screw all until you were shamed into it. https://t.co/880URPsjl8

— Christine Best (@tinajaneb33) December 25, 2020

Shouldn't Brexiteers be picking and packing British fruit and British vegetables? We didn't vote for our freedom only for Romanians and Lithuanians to dig up our great British white potatoes!#Brexit #BrexitDeal #BrexitReality #BrexitShambles #BorisJohnson pic.twitter.com/iBWgIZYQ43

— Political Paddy (@BigAmzzino) December 25, 2020

Government names 72 high streets in England to share £831m recovery fund https://t.co/YcMBm4aHrO

— The Guardian (@guardian) December 26, 2020

🚫

New #coronavirus restrictions are now in effect across Northern Ireland – and will remain in place for the next six weeks.

An additional set of stricter measures are in place for the next seven days.

Details 👇https://t.co/eSdNW4SaVy pic.twitter.com/uKpdABJkte

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) December 26, 2020

The Irish Times view on cultural life in the pandemic : A devastating impact https://t.co/Oa2mLxLVUh via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) December 26, 2020

Common mistranslation of the gospels from Greek to Latin. He wasn't actually Brtish, but the five fishes were.

— Once in Royal David Firn City (@davidfirn) December 26, 2020