It has been somewhat surprising to discover this morning that my blog has been ranked number 10 in Iain Dale’s Top 100 Labour Blogs – see his blog here. His guide to political blogging will be distributed at this autumn’s party conferences – could be quite useful! But why me? I’m a bit surprised that analysis of EU politics from a centre-left perspective should attract such attention. Antonia makes it in at Number 5, but Environment Minister David Miliband is down at Number 87!
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Last week I said nothing surprises me anymore. Apparently I was wrong. https://twitter.com/pickardje/status/1311038408391823365
one of the maddest stories youāll ever read on this website - via ā¦@GeorgeWParkerā© ā¦@pmdfosterā© et al
https://www.ft.com/content/ff1dc189-5531-4d81-8d17-7f332596f2cd
Thereāll be a new #BrexitDiagram tomorrow. And itāll point more towards No Deal.
Just 8 Tories abstaining on the Internal Market Bill is a new low in Britainās seemingly inexorable slide towards authoritarianism.
Britainās predicament is even worse than Iād thought.
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Jon, you deserve it. If only, senior ministers in our party took the interest in the EU that you do š
Yes, indeed… š
It’s very nice to be listed there, even if I have no idea quite how my blog is so high up. Most of the stuff I write is only tangentially linked to Labour!
A great poll – I think we can all agree. š