Andrew Clark
@clarkaw
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North Londoner. Communications specialist. Former Times, Guardian, Observer business journalist. Chair, @islingtonsouth Labour.
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Joined January 2010
A bit disappointed Laura Kuenssberg didn't ask Mandelson about the pissing in the street incident
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Really striking how uncomfortable Kemi is on anything where she pretty much agrees with the government. Her one setting is 'attack'.
"Greenland... is a second order issue" Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says there are more important issues in global politics than Donald Trump's attempts to acquire Greenland, such as the protests in Iran #BBCLauraK
https://t.co/CkTHGctZ4k
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Londoners think it’s a safe place to live, the rest of the UK think otherwise. This aligns with other data where places with low immigration are much more likely to think it’s a problem, showing the effectiveness of media narratives with people who lack experience with the issue.
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@KirstieMAllsopp London streets perhaps are safer now than they have ever been: judging by NHS hospital data (assaults, stabbings etc) murders, etc
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Of all the questions you could ask @EdwardJDavey, “why aren’t you doing better in the polls” is about the least interesting. The obsession with data points rather than actual issues. #r4today
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Denmark should withdraw ozempic from the States. Make America Fat Again
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"I don’t agree with a foreign policy of meetings and saying nice things to one another,” said Kemi. Right, okay. https://t.co/CaK4iHglgw
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In an interview with Nick Robinson, the Tory leader made it clear she was thrilled to see the back of international law. May the best country win!
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My view: Labour must avoid a return to the chaos of leadership challenges that we saw under the Conservatives. We should get behind the PM to deliver a more prosperous and fairer country.
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"Loose lips cost lives" is a message the opposition, right-wing hacks, and egocentrics, including the 'It's all about me' crowd on here should take seriously. The PM is having to consider the impact of volatile decisions he played no part in. Neither did the American congress!
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I am endlessly in awe of the sheer political and diplomatic naïveté of people who think the British Prime Minister should conduct the rhetoric of international relations as if he were some ranting bloke sitting in an attic on his Facebook account. Grow up.
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There gores whatever shred was left of America’s moral authority and the last vestiges of international law. Dangerous times. Greenland next?
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So when China launches a special op to seize the president of Taiwan: or Russia tries to do the same for Zelensky - what exactly do we say? You can’t do that, it’s illegal?
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Venezuela’s Maduro is a corrupt, vicious dictator repressing democratic opposition . But the US unilaterally capturing a foreign leader not at war breaches every canon of intl law. Justifies Putin in Ukraine/Xi in Taiwan. Might is right. Who next on what pretext? A dark moment.
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Enjoyed Christmas Day at the @AlmeidaTheatre for some tense, topical festive vibes. Well worth a visit.
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Those who’ve truly fallen are politicians who wrap themselves in the British flag while cynically and dishonestly trashing their own country’s greatest city - nicely put, @robertshrimsley
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Distorted attacks by the populist right are really about demography
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Good call by @SadiqKhan to make Oxford Street a car-free zone: 20 new shops opened last year, and a further 25 likely this year, as retailers bet on revitalisation
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100% this from @Joe_Dromey - the Greens are offering unicorns and it's time for Labour to confront Polanski's fantasy solutions https://t.co/9zksabSxIB
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Joe Dromey, head of the Labour thinktank, urges his party to take on the ‘twin populisms’ of Reform UK and the Greens
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