- Fri, 12:29: RT @damonwake: Interesting perspective from a man who knows Brussels inside out. A counterpoint to the Brexiteers queuing up to tell @BBCr4…
- Fri, 13:15: RT @AndrewDuffEU: Labour’s posturing is preposterous. There may well be valid criticisms of the WA, but the Opposition is not finding them.…
- Fri, 13:15: RT @purves_peter: Exciting day today. A round trip of about 16 hours but worth it to attend the screening of Mission to the Unknown at UCLA…
- Fri, 13:28: RT @JulietEMcKenna: Astute analysis from @nwbrux. A man to follow hereabouts. https://t.co/C3fKoxktUJ
- Fri, 13:30: RT @davidallengreen: Raab to vote for a Deal which he opposes but which he negotiated. https://t.co/aUNYtSZSVp
- Fri, 13:55: RT @Rachel_Overton: Great thread on why we are where we are… https://t.co/xJuI8fglMU
- Fri, 14:32: RT @SonOfSunTzu: This thread on Brexit is worth your time. https://t.co/6fhg1VUrq8
- Fri, 15:43: RT @Peston: .@theresa_may loses her Withdrawal Agreement by 286 to 344. Now backbench MPs have to take control of Brexit or it’s no-deal Br…
- Fri, 15:43: RT @faisalislam: Government DEFEATED on Approval of Brexit Withdrawal Agreement: Ayes 286 Noes 344
- Fri, 15:44: RT @eucopresident: In view of the rejection of the Withdrawal Agreement by the House of Commons, I have decided to call a European Council…
- Fri, 15:52: RT @davidallengreen: The UK will now be leaving the EU by automatic operation of law on 12 April, without a deal, unless something not curr…
- Fri, 15:54: RT @tconnellyRTE: Breaking: EU source says: Following the negative vote in the HoC today, Art. 50 will now be extended until 12 April as de…
- Fri, 16:01: RT @MichaelAodhan: NEWS RELEASE NIRC REACTION TO LATEST COMMONS BREXIT VOTE 29/3/2019 Northern Ireland Retail Consortium director, Aodhán C…
- Fri, 16:05: All 43 Spice Girls songs – ranked! https://t.co/Kwf5eWRwtH Let’s look at the important questions here.
- Fri, 16:08: RT @mwarhurst: The Westminster bubble – ignorant/uninterested in the EU and obsessed by its own internal conflicts – has been unable to neg…
- Fri, 16:21: RT @jarwisniewski: Brexiteers reject Brexit on the Brexit day. You can’t make this stuff up
- Fri, 16:22: RT @JenniferMerode: European commission spokesman: Commission regrets negative vote Article 50 extended until 12 April “It will be for…
- Fri, 16:34: RT @DmitryOpines: It’s heartrending watching the UK stumbling spasmodically and needlessly ever closer to an abrupt severing of the Europea…
- Fri, 17:11: RT @Forbes: A photo of 8 of the last remaining Apollo astronauts rocketed to the top of Reddit this week, just a few months before the 50 y…
- Fri, 17:38: Great thread. https://t.co/LCjsd2MwSZ
- Fri, 18:41: RT @Mina_Andreeva: .@EU_Commission regrets negative vote in @HouseofCommons. #EU will remain united. Benefits of #WithdrawalAgreemen…
- Fri, 19:23: RT @UKandEU: Sir Ivan Rogers says he is “probably the least surprised person in Britain” about how this has turned out. #2yrsArticle50 http…
- Fri, 19:23: RT @UKandEU: “There wasn’t a clear, single, unitary Brexit destination, even among the @vote_leave people,” says UK’s former permanent repr…
- Fri, 19:23: RT @UKandEU: The earliest a trade deal could be reached would be the “early to mid 2020s,” says Sir Ivan Rogers. “Nobody internalised that…
- Fri, 19:23: RT @UKandEU: “The prime minister has announced her own mortality. It’s unimaginable to me that the Conservative party would want a general…
- Fri, 19:23: RT @UKandEU: “Dominic Cummings is right,” says Sir Ivan Rogers, “a second referendum wouldn’t be about Brexit. It would be about the establ…
- Fri, 19:23: RT @UKandEU: Sir Ivan Rogers doesn’t believe the prime minister would feel mandated by any indicative votes, and adds that the EU is negoti…
- Fri, 19:24: RT @UKandEU: “If you go to no deal by accident, you’re in a lot of trouble,” says Sir Ivan Rogers. He says both the EU and eurosceptic poli…
- Fri, 19:24: RT @UKandEU: The ‘yawning gap’ in the prime minister’s deal is about the services sector, says Sir Ivan Rogers. #2yrsArticle50 https://t.co…
- Fri, 19:38: Optimistic… https://t.co/6MQbeDzuVm
- Fri, 19:43: Pessimistic commentary from the most lucid of British commentators. https://t.co/xvBk5Cn311
- Fri, 20:48: One of my better panorama shots! https://t.co/CXLzFJCIyB
- Fri, 22:37: RT @larsloekke: House of Commons did not seize their third chance to secure an orderly #Brexit. Very discouraging. UK must now show a way t…
- Sat, 07:48: RT @davidallengreen: But this is what @DanielJHannan actually said at the time: https://t.co/LhCh0xp6f1 https://t.co/Anvwos0tdP
- Sat, 08:23: RT @tconnellyRTE: Brexit: Home truths – No Deal and the Irish border via @RTENewsNow https://t.co/WOaMkGpJOP
- Sat, 09:45: RT @piris_jc: With a plan, an objective, and an appropriate delay. Participation to EP elections not sufficient, I think. https://t.co/qXyK…
- Sat, 10:10: Filming for @Dublin2019… https://t.co/v5sOLj1Unt
- Sat, 10:45: I agree with this thread. I think the point on the @borderIrish is particularly well made. https://t.co/9qt7bQMVXA
I wonder if there is a significant difference in the popularity of particular books set in a country amongst residents and non-residents of that country.
For example, the book that most comes to my mind that is set in France is The Three Musketeers. I wonder if French people think of that or something else.