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Introducing blasphemy laws in the United Kingdom is a really, really, really bad idea. Up there with the worst ideas of all time.

The Chancellor is seeking ideas to boost our economy - let’s start with joining the customs union #EU #RachelReeves

This three minutes and twelve second clip of GB News getting absolutely owned on Brexit is one of the best things I’ve seen on this site in a while.

Reflections on Day 1 of the Munich Security Conference A 🧵

Vance attacked Romania again. Also said that the US will not continue alliances with countries that don’t share their (trump & co) values. I can share this with you right now Mr. Vance: - No, we don’t love Russia. - No, we don’t do sieg h**s. - No, we are not autocratic. 1/

Trump appears to have managed to end America's dominance in the world in the course of a single interview. The trust has gone. theguardian.com/world/2025/feb…

A brief summary of Trump’s idea of a ‘peace deal’: Zelenskyy: “I need help to protect my people.” Trump: “Well, you should have thought of that before you got invaded…” Full version here: youtu.be/Jk0nUUqG_Ag?si…

Will there be peace in Ukraine? A 🧵

This is the correct course of action and the current government position is wrong. I don’t know exactly whose fault it is that they persist with their so-called ‘red lines’, but it’s nonsense given the geopolitics and economics of 2025.

EU membership made us safer - conversely Brexit has made us less safe. The government’s position is absurd.

The latest defense of the Trump tariffs is that the impending Trump recession will build character. What are a few months or years of unemployment compared to a glorious someday-soon future manufacturing hinges and knobs -or stitching t-shirts and athletic shoes? 1/x

Politics UK Keir Starmer calling time on globalisation is a bit contradictory when the internet still exists. Culture, capital, and conversation cross borders in seconds. You can’t declare globalisation over while we’re all still online.

BREAKING: Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly just delivered a forceful statement responding to the U.S. tariffs and Donald Trump’s push for a “global trade reset.” "We take stock of what the US has done, and at the same time we know that the relationship (with the US) will

I’m starting to think the only person Trump ever hired who was actually qualified to do her job was Stormy Daniels.

The question of our future membership of the EU is for the voters of the future, not the voters of the past. In a rapidly changing trading and geopolitical environment, the terms of the UK’s engagement with Europe cannot be assumed to have been settled by a 52 - 48 vote a decade

We just learned that the world’s most powerful person, Donald Trump, has a boss: the bond market. He may not have acknowledged this to himself, yet, but the global financial tumult he caused - and has temporarily eased - has locked him in a fiscal prison. Because, as I have

Then he made himself look a prick by not understanding how negatively brexit would impact on UK artists wanting to tour the EU.

It's strange how little we talk about Brexit now, isn't it? The word has vanished from the headlines. But the issue hasn't. It's just showing up in different places, disguised as other problems. (1/6)

Lots of Gov EV announcements in last 24hrs And lots of dodgy reporting The best/worst being this gem from BBC News (UK) "The average price of a new EV in the UK is nearly double the cost of a typical petrol car at £22,000" Categorically wrong - here's why: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…