Robert ColvileOvjeren akaunt

@rcolvile

Director of , editor-in-chief of , author of 'The Great Acceleration' (Bloomsbury). 'A ' -

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Vrijeme pridruživanja: prosinac 2008.

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    Some (fairly horrible) personal news. Please share/donate

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    This is the key quote on Level Playing Field provisions in today's UK negotiating statement: "The Government will not agree to measures in these areas which go beyond those typically included in a comprehensive free trade agreement." This seems broad enough to be achievable?

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    What should a British version of America's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency look like? on the key lessons from US tech innovation

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    Otherwise, all the EU's international agreements would be subject to ECJ jurisdiction. They're not.

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    This EU official implies that all questions about the interpretation of UK-EU treaties must be decided by the ECJ, because those treaties are part of EU law. That's not what ECJ case law says. Only Qs about provisions that incorporate *other* EU law must be decided by ECJ.

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  6. A point Boris keeps hammering away at. The EU wouldn’t accept having to follow our standards in order to trade with us, so why should we accept the reverse?

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  7. Boris challenged on not using the B-word. ‘It’s gone. It’s over. I’m not saying it’s like the Big Bang or the Norman Conquest, but it is receding into history.’

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    The Greenwich trade speech was one of Boris Johnson's best to date. Strong intellectual substance - he has been reading - strong on free trade and what will drive the UK in trade negotiations. Softer in tone to the EU than the weekend briefings, but tough too on US.

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  9. Well, that was as bracing a commitment to free trade as anyone could have hoped for. Also sets out his red lines on trade deal very clearly - and in very sharp contrast to the EU’s own demands...

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  10. ‘Britain is ready to take off its Clark Kent spectacles and emerge from the phone booth’ as the global champion of free exchange.

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  11. ‘Free trade is God’s diplomacy’ - Boris giving it a welcome blast of the old religion. (This time quoting Cobden.)

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  12. In the Painted Hall at Greenwich for Boris’s big trade speech and it is not exactly the worst venue.

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    combined xG map for Manchester City vs Tottenham Hotspur this season ur welcome

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    “Over the same period, life expectancy in the region has increased by more than 10 years— meaning, that for every day that went by, life expectancy increased by a whopping 12 hours... the difference between knowing your grandchildren or dying before they were born.”

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    “In fact, over the last twenty years, the GDP of sub-Saharan Africa has tripled, and real average incomes have more than doubled. Infant mortality rates have almost halved and literacy rates have increased by 8 percentage points,”

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    Maybe - hear me out here - maybe Karie Murphy was really unpleasant to work with *and* generously donated a kidney to someone.

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    When Eddie Jones said he wanted people to talk about England like they do Liverpool, I didn’t think he was talking about the Hodgson vintage.

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    (It models what would have happened in a given mini-league if you'd just kept the players you started with.)

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    This is interesting (and potentially excruciating) - meets Philip Tetlock... (via )

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    Striking fundamental shift in the EU negotiations - before, a huge driver was UK govt fear that we would be pushed down Barnier's 'staircase'. Now, the concern in No 10 is that we will be pulled up it.

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    Places where The People are in charge are never nice places to live for actual people. Similarly, organisations which represent The Working Class are rarely good workplaces for their actual workers.

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