I can only assume that they are holding on to the belief that it will be their erudite and well-researched quote tweet (or whatever they are called now) that will make Elon see the error of his ways.

Which coffee tastes best with cancellation?

The pro-Brexit campaign was essentially Homer Simpson’s campaign for sanitation commissioner…

I’m also wondering how many Olympic gymnastics medals the boys at Policy Exchange have, going from advocating fearlessly for the Rwanda plan to tirelessly defending the rights of the Chagossians. I’ve pulled a muscle in my brain just thinking about it.

Football is becoming a very good means of explaining the continuing relevance of EU law and the ECJ in the UK notwithstanding the formal taking back of control.

They’re excavating their previous reports on the Chagos Islands, yes.

We’d need a follow up on which theological iteration of hell the voters intended.

A referendum on whether we need real governance?

Maybe I’m unduly cynical, but I’m struggling to take the pleas of “oh won’t somebody please think of the Chagossians?!!” by the Policy Exchange lads very seriously.

Great to see this out at last. 3000+pages of commentary on the TEU, TFEU and EU Charter with a few entries authored by myself!