- Mon, 12:56: RT @RichardBullick1: Once again @nwbrux performs a considerable public service by updating his website ... how people voted as recently as…
- Mon, 16:05: RT @Clare_Rice_: Great thread from @nwbrux for anyone interested in what #GE19 might bring for #NorthernIreland https://t.co/3pLmjmbQhM
- Mon, 17:11: RT @ashstronge: This is v interesting: How #GE19 would go if votes matched those #LE19 https://t.co/3caFn5vVS6
- Mon, 18:03: Northern Ireland local election votes from May 2019 projected onto #GE2019 boundaries https://t.co/HltmFVTArY
- Mon, 18:48: RT @alexvtunzelmann: You might think things couldn’t get any worse for Prince Andrew, but I’ve just remembered the remarkable image in a 19…
- Mon, 20:48: RT @nialljrobb: Great work as usual from Nicholas https://t.co/vvEbDEPi3P
- Mon, 23:24: Oh, for heaven’s sake. The @BelTel has run a misleading article based on a distortion of comments I made on Twitt… https://t.co/M0bmjiUWw6
- Tue, 10:45: RT @jasonashford89: Interesting thread https://t.co/5I0A2PQnaa
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May 2010 books
This is the latest post in a series I started in late 2019, anticipating the twentieth anniversary of my bookblogging which will fall in 2023. Every…
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April 2010 books
This is the latest post in a series I started in late 2019, anticipating the twentieth anniversary of my bookblogging which will fall in 2023. Every…
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March 2010 books
This is the latest post in a series I started in late 2019, anticipating the twentieth anniversary of my bookblogging which will fall in 2023. Every…
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