Robert Harris @Robert___Harris Twitter profile

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

7 years

They had to use knives and a truck because they couldn't get hold of guns. Imagine the carnage if they had & had returned police fire.

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

7 years

Do you notice we are not having a gun debate right now? That's because they used knives and a truck!

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Robert Harris

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5 years

No group of politicians has done more damage to this country than the 50 or so hardline Tory Brexiteers. They have infected the UK with their poison, concealed their real aims, evaded all responsibility, & now knife their own leader for failing to deliver their fantasy

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Robert Harris

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4 years

The failure to reprimand, let alone dismiss, Dominic Cummings — but instead to defend him — is the moment the government lost its moral authority to lead the country during this pandemic. What a pathetic shower.

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Robert Harris

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7 years

It is becoming ever clearer that this country was completely fucked by that stupid bloody referendum

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Philip Hammond, ex-Chancellor, seriously suggests in today’s Times that one reason the Prime Minister may want a hard Brexit is so that his backers in the City don’t lose billions — corruption on a scale I wouldn’t dare put in fiction

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

Upwards of 60,000 have died, the economy has contracted by 20% and we are still intent on a no deal Brexit. What shall we talk about? I know: Winston Churchill’s statue

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Personally I'd love to see the Brexit Party fight a general election and outline their policies on the NHS, tax, welfare, schools, etc, & parade the brilliant fresh faces who would form a govt (Ann Widdecombe?). They're not even a single issue party; they are a single word

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Robert Harris

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3 years

Devastating story about David Cameron in today’s Sunday Times, alleging he sought to make money out of the wages of NHS staff coping with the pandemic, and the government tried hard to accommodate him. If true, surely the greatest ethical scandal in British political history

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

I’m not sure that simply sounding outraged each time he’s asked a question is a viable long term strategy for the Prime Minister

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

2 years

Bletchley Park was run by historians (Hinsley, Briggs), classicists (Knox, Adcock), musicologists, papyrologists, pure mathematicians (Turing, of course) — people whose degrees would fail Sunak’s test, yet who did more for this country than any number of well-paid City analysts

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

How absurd for both Conservatives & Labour to say the message from last night was “get on with Brexit” when the biggest gainer was a party unequivocally opposed to Brexit!

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@Robert___Harris

5 years

The quality of Brexit coverage would be vastly improved if Dominic Cummings was named as the source each time he briefs a journalist. In 40 years I've never seen so much hyperbolic garbage treated as serious news

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

Sorry to bang on about that Gove speech, but when he analyses the “morbid symptoms” of the age he fails to see that he and Johnson — newspaper columnists with little experience of ordinary life but now in charge of the country — they ARE the morbid symptoms

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Churchill’s war cabinet was a cross-party coalition formed to get us out of the shit; this is a bunch of ultras who intend to land us in it

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@ShippersUnbound

5 years

Boris Johnson has set up a six strong Brexit war cabinet that meets on Monday to plan for no deal. Members: Gove, Javid, Raab, Cox, Barclay. See Sunday Times

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

2 years

Can one even BEGIN to imagine what would be being said right now if a Labour govt had engineered this fiasco?

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

I've spent years writing about how democracies collapse. Now look at us. Elected representatives physically intimidated. Parliament denied its rights by a minority executive. Going back to the people for a second vote denounced as a 'coup'. This is how it ends

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

11 months

Great letter in The Times. I’d also include Cameron in the list. What a tremendous amount of damage this institution has done to our country.

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@Robert___Harris

5 years

I’m genuinely surprised at how bad a public speaker Boris Johnson is, whether impromptu, platform or in the Commons. Mumbling, meandering, poor jokes, fluffed delivery, swallowed lines, distracting hand gestures... Classicist he may be, Cicero he ain’t

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Robert Harris

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4 years

Is there literally no government minister with the guts to say that what Cummings did was an error of judgement, let alone wrong? Are you really so frightened of him? Oh you feeble fools!

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

3 years

UK has arrived at a situation we fought successive wars from C18th onwards to avoid: an entire continent united against us. These naval patrol vessels are a parody of our former power. Sink a French trawler, French fishermen will simply blockade Calais, etc. A national folly.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Why does the PM keep saying that she “knows the entire country is frustrated” we haven’t left the EU when she must be aware around 16 million of us are mightily relieved? What possible purpose does this constant, glib, almost surreal falsehood serve?

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Robert Harris

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6 years

The day after a British woman is murdered on British soil by agents of a foreign power, Boris Johnson, the Churchillian upholder of British sovereignty, has apparently gone missing to ponder the only thing that interests him: his career

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

7 years

No hint of apology or regret in PM's statement. No humility. Full North Korean mode. She won't last long

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Listening to Johnson on the BBC just now reminded me of Orwell’s last diary entry, on overhearing “upper-class English voices... And what voices! A sort of over-fedness, a fatuous self-confidence, a constant bah-bahing of laughter about nothing... No wonder everyone hates us so.”

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@Robert___Harris

6 years

The Single Market is probably Britain’s greatest foreign and economic policy achievement since the Second World War. And we’re leaving it! Future generations simply will not understand why. The govt is in the grip of a mass psychosis

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Moral authority now visibly draining from Brexiteers. They daren’t have a 2nd referendum. They are at one another’s throats on the exit terms. They could not mount a march one-tenth the size of Saturday’s, or remotely match the 5 million signatures for revoke. It’s collapsing

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@Robert___Harris

5 years

Amazing that 3 years ago relatively few people bothered about the EU and yet now it entirely dominates our politics. No Kaiser, no Hitler: this is entirely an existential crisis of our own imagining. Thanks so much, David Cameron.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

This Brexit refrain of “Just get on with it” is as irritating as kids in the back seat of a car constantly asking “Are we nearly there yet?” No, we’re not nearly there yet. In fact we’re nowhere bloody near.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

“In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." Nigel Farage, Daily Mirror, 16.5.16, when he thought Leave would lose. Now listen to him denouncing today's march. What a word-class hypocrite he is

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

What she should have said is “We are only in this mess because I called an opportunist election, lost my majority, and became dependent on the DUP and the ERG. It is my fault. I apologise. I resign.”

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

3 years

However you look at it, this represents a colossal failure of the British state, once the world’s leader in hygiene and public health

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

The British PM has today flown to Berlin to plead for help from the German chancellor. As a spectacle of national humiliation, Brexit makes Suez look like VE Day

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

8 years

How foul this referendum is. The most depressing, divisive, duplicitous political event of my lifetime. May there never be another

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

“Fearless common sense”? We are led by oxymorons

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

I’m sick of “the bad boys of Brexit” hijacking British patriotism in the second world war. If they’d been alive at the time most of them would have been selling nylons in the blackout.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Time to confess that I was the one who broke the Watergate story but I was so busy doing my O-levels I passed it to Woodward and Bernstein

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

3 years

One of the best letters from a reader I have ever received. All the more so in our present situation.

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@Robert___Harris

4 years

One beneficial side-effect of the pandemic is that it has provided an infallible guide to spotting a total fucking arse: someone who refuses to wear a mask

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4 years

It’s a beautiful paradox. The more Cummings tries to centralise decision-making in No 10, the crappier his decisions turn out to be

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@Robert___Harris

7 years

It's almost as if they want to get an election out of the way before the consequences of Brexit start to become apparent

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

Prime Ministers invariably shape their governments in their own image. This blustering, bumbling amateurishness is not temporary. It will go on as long as Johnson is in No 10.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Woah, hold on a second: Gove has just casually announced the U.K. will after all apply tariffs on imported food to protect British farmers. That both demolishes one of the rationales for Brexit, and raises the spectre of an issue that crippled the Tories in the 1840s & 1900s

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

On the eve of tomorrow’s rushed Commons vote I keep thinking of the journalist Phillip Knightley’s memo to the executives of the Sunday Times just before they published the Hitler Diaries

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@Robert___Harris

4 years

You elect a joke don’t be surprised if you end up with a tragedy

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Driving past the magnificent Chateau Leoube this afternoon — Mediterranean home of Lord Bamford, Brexit-backing funder of Boris “the people” Johnson — one marvels anew at their sheer effrontery in labelling their opponents “the establishment elite”

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Robert Harris

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2 years

Brexit has turned the U.K. into precisely the kind of politically unstable, crony-ridden, economically rackety European nation the Brexiters used to mock!

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Staging a coup, incidentally, requires a degree of managerial competence that is utterly beyond this shower. What is happening in the Tory party isn’t a coup. It’s a civil war.

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Robert Harris

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7 years

The big argument against the EU -- that it removes power from our elected representatives -- is starting to look like a plus

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@Robert___Harris

5 years

Sky News Interviewer: Describe Boris Johnson’s character. Dominic Grieve: He’s a charlatan.

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@Robert___Harris

6 years

It’s a desperate & tragic coincidence for the UK that we should have the worst prime minister in our history at the same time as we have the worst leader of the opposition. Can’t think of a more dispiriting time

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5 years

For 30 years we were told, especially by the Conservatives, that the U.K. had flourished thanks to inward investment attracted by our membership of the Single Market. The damage we are inflicting on ourselves is unparalleled in postwar economic history

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@Robert___Harris

5 years

The excuse of every failed crackpot ideology in history: the concept was perfect but it was sabotaged by traitors

Daniel Hannan

@DanielJHannan

5 years

“Brexit chaos” makes it sound as though the mess in Westminster is the fault of 17.4 million Leave voters. It’s not. It’s the fault of those politicians who, after promising to respect the result, spent three years blocking it.

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6 years

Strongly suspect there will be 2nd referendum, not for any noble reason, but because MPs will desperately want to hand the screaming, defecating, vomiting baby back to its parents — the electorate — & let them decide what to do with it

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

Honda at Swindon receives 2m components per day thanks to free movement of goods. After a no deal Brexit, to store the minimum 9 days' worth of components on site, they would need to erect the 3rd-largest building on Earth: 300,000 sq m = 42 football pitches. (source: FT 26.6.18)

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5 years

Living in the U.K. now is a bit like being a passenger on an aircraft, noticing the flight attendants banging on the cockpit door but not being admitted while through the window the ground seems suddenly closer

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Robert Harris

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5 years

British party politics is a rotten worm-eaten structure that could collapse with amazing speed. This is a much more propitious time to launch a new party than 1981. I wonder where we may be in a month’s time. I say good luck to the Independents

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5 years

Right-wing thugs on the streets, parliamentary paralysis, an inert conservative government, a dogmatic & self-absorbed Left, the demonisation of minorities... All we need now is a post no-deal economic crisis and, meine Damen und Herren, we proudly present... Weimar!

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Con MP sacked by voters for fraud, minister suspended after assaulting female protestor, likely next leader involved in a domestic row & police summoned, party 3rd in polls with one-fifth of the vote... Have the Tories ever had a worse day, or been in a more dire state?

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Robert Harris

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5 years

UK population: 66,570,000 Number of migrants stopped in Channel since Christmas Day: 94

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6 years

With neither of the two main parties reflecting their views, 50 per cent of the British public remains stubbornly committed to membership of the EU. That is a remarkable statistic.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

We’re a banana republic. Without the republic. Or the bananas.

John Stevens

@johnestevens

4 years

Peerages for Evgeny Lebedev, Eddie Lister, Dame Louise Casey, ex-Brexit Party MEP Claire Fox, Boris's brother Jo, Ken Clarke, Philip Hammond, Nick Herbert, Mark Lancaster, Patrick McLoughlin, ex-Corbyn staffer Katy Clark, & many more A knighthood for Theresa May's husband Philip

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Robert Harris

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6 years

Unless I have missed it -- in which case I apologise -- I have not detected much reference in the BBC's coverage of the death of Stephen Hawking to his lifelong socialism, opposition to Brexit, the Vietnam War and the invasion of Iraq

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Robert Harris

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6 years

For 250 years, since at least the days of the Elder Pitt, British foreign policy has been predicated on not having Europe united against us. Brexit has achieved exactly that. It is a stupendous national folly

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3 years

I would find Michael Gove slightly more convincing on the benefits of Brexit if he hadn’t used exactly the same tone to announce that he too, “on occasion”, had driven his car to test his eyesight

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7 years

This sort of hyped-up headline does the terrorists' job for them. UK isn't "reeling" @nytimes

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@Robert___Harris

6 years

Never thought I would see such a breakdown of responsible governance in the UK. That such economic self-harm could be contemplated by the very party that helped create the European Single Market: shattering

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

This fellow Sajid Javid is a villain. Posing on anti-migrant ships in the Channel. Unilaterally rescinding citizenship. Endlessly playing to the gallery. A bad lot.

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Robert Harris

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6 years

Russians have donated £826,000 to the Tory Party since the EU referendum. Imagine the outcry if Labour had received a similar sum from the citizens of a country apparently behind a terrorist attack on UK soil

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Odd that so many proud (rightly) of UK’s defiance of fascism in the Second World War should be so fearful of a democratic vote in a second EU referendum in case it antagonises fascists

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4 years

Can’t help thinking that if Labour had won the general election and the U.K. had gone on to have the highest death rate in Europe we would be hearing more outrage about government incompetence

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Brexiters will cry betrayal whatever happens. May's deal betrays Brexit. Second ref betrays the People. A chaotic no deal will be a betrayal because the govt didn't prepare for it. If EU won't renegotiate that will be a betrayal of the brave UK. It is the religion of betrayal

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

Two years before they came to power, Berlin Nazis successfully disrupted screenings of the anti-war film All Quiet on the Western Front, and it was banned. We must resist any group that thinks it has the right to decide what we see or read.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

7 years

It's like a disaster in the Third World: the leader, ringed by armed guards, doesn't dare meet the people, who blame a corrupt elite

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

7 years

After that CIA speech, Trump is plainly the maddest person to rule America since George III

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Robert Harris

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7 years

Their preferred UK restore settings year: Corbyn 1972 Farage 1940 Fox 1913 Rees-Mogg 1588 Duncan Smith 1065 Cash 56 BC

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@Robert___Harris

5 years

First the Tory party caved in to the hardline Brexiteers. Then the UK was told it had to accommodate them. Now they demand that the entire EU dance to their crazy tune. When will someone have the guts to stand up to them?

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

Not a reassuring picture. This has to be the least talented government for 75 years, facing the most serious crisis, with no Parliamentary scrutiny (something which never happened even in WW2) and at the moment no functioning Opposition

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

If you need cheering up, here’s a clip of our dog Maisie jumping in the river. Works for me anyway

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

7 years

How much more civilised a country the UK was until Cameron decided to call a referendum. It has been poisonous ever since.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

Quite nauseating to read Michael Gove’s pious sermon about the elites and ordinary people in the context of Richard Desmond and Robert Jenrick and his donations to the Tory Party.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Close to 20,000 waiting to see Michelle Obama at the O2 on a Sunday evening. Remind me again about the size of Farage’s audiences...

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@Robert___Harris

5 years

Appalling fascistic remark for a British PM to make, especially one not even chosen by the electorate

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@Robert___Harris

4 years

Apart from the discourtesy to Parliament and Cabinet by pre-recording his announcement, I think a PM shows leadership by having the nerve and sense of drama to broadcast his address to the nation live

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

7 years

Just as no parliament can bind its successors, no generation can either. The claim that the 2016 referendum is irreversible is nonsense

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

The referendum campaign was asymmetric warfare, in which Remain had to defend 40+ years of EU membership, while Leave was able to mount constant attacks and defend nothing. They couldn't get away with that in a 2nd referendum -- hence their desire to avoid one

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

I can’t think of any precedent for this. Two former professional heads of the Foreign Office publicly denouncing the language of a serving Foreign Secretary. And this is supposed to be the sensible one, not the clown he succeeded

Simon Fraser

@SimonFraser00

6 years

I agree with @LordRickettsP , my predecessor as Permanent Secretary @foreignoffice . Whatever you think about #Brexit , shocking failure of judgement for British Foreign Secretary to compare European Union with Soviet Union....

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

3 years

It isn’t episodes of The Crown which should have a compulsory warning beforehand stating that what you are about to witness is fiction

Bill Esterson

@Bill_Esterson

3 years

The Prime Minister said at 5pm there were 174 lorries on the M20. Turns out it’s 945 and counting. Why did he say haulage firms weren’t travelling to Dover any more? Why is his first instinct always to hide the truth? He just can’t help himself, can he?

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@Robert___Harris

7 years

Everything I liked about my country -- tolerance, moderation, courtesy, sensibleness, pragmatism, irony -- seems to have disappeared

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

Glad to read in the Spectator that Boris Johnson enjoyed #rscimperium . Surprised he didn’t recognise that the patrician cynically whipping up the mob to gratify his own ambition is actually him

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

If Johnson doesn’t follow through with his threat and withdraw the whip from the rebels, he signals to the EU he is a bag of hot air. If he does, he cripples his government and shows the EU he is a busted flush. Is this an example of Cummings’s genius?

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

The Prince Andrew, “No worries, I can handle this,” approach

Laura Kuenssberg

@bbclaurak

4 years

Dominic Cummings is expected to give a public statement and take questions later himself, as calls for him to quit and explain himself mount

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

If only Cameron had ignored his base as contemptuously as Corbyn ignores his!

Mike Smithson

@MSmithsonPB

6 years

LAB voter split in latest YouGov Brexit tracker Right to leave 21% Wrong to leave 72% DK 7%

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5 years

This is the lead story on the BBC News website. Why is this absurd backbencher, who has never held any office, treated as a significant figure? Because he’s posh, I suppose

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

Dyson is Brexit’s J. Bruce Ismay, chairman and managing director of the White Star Line, who luckily for him stepped into a lifeboat when the Titanic began to go down

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

4 years

New novel finished and printed off for the first time. And now the big question. Is it too early for a drink?

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

7 years

Everything about that community & it's closeness is a standing reproach to the Farage view of Britain

Rowaida Abdelaziz

@Rowaida_Abdel

7 years

"If it wasn't for all these young Muslim boys around here, helping us, coming from mosques, people would have been dead." #GrenfellTower

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

Brexit now taking on a slight railway-timetable-in-August-1914 vibe, with people trusting that “good sense will prevail” because “conflict is in nobody’s interest”. History suggests unwise to bet on it.

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

5 years

The U.K.’s two major post-war traumas (military weakness in the Middle East and our relationship with Europe) seem to be coalescing, just as the P.M. most ill-equipped for the job in our history is about to take control...

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Robert Harris

@Robert___Harris

6 years

“I have never obstructed justice... I welcome this kind of investigation.” Richard Nixon, 17 November 1973

Leave.EU

@LeaveEUOfficial

6 years

Statement from @Arron_Banks : "I am pleased that the Electoral Commission has referred me to the National Crime Agency. I am confident that a full and frank investigation will finally put an end to the ludicrous allegations levelled against me and my colleagues."

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Keep thinking of all those businesses struggling through the pandemic who now don’t know whether they will face tariffs in 3 weeks’ time, or even if their import/export channels will work. The Tories were supposed to be the party of business, before they became a sect.

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