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Thank you @USAmbUK for this uplifting farewell message - wishing you all the best for the future back in the #USA (especially with the development of the #JNJ vaccine!) @USAinUK twitter.com/USAmbUK/status…
It has been amazing to see so many parts of the UK since 2017, especially the places Ambassadors don’t usually visit! I have loved every minute of it - what a great country 🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/TtEsFlI89L
— Ambassador Johnson (@USAmbUK) January 12, 2021
Happy Birthday @WiltonPark - here's to another 75 years! twitter.com/WiltonPark/sta…
Today’s our birthday! 75 years bringing innovative thinking to international policy. Networks we create change the world – find out more about our work as part of @FCDOGovUK and our year of celebration - https://t.co/nHn5bXxgde#WP75 pic.twitter.com/1wxcTN0Nf3
— Wilton Park (@WiltonPark) January 12, 2021
Commonwealth education attachés note. Great opportunities for your talented scholars 👇 twitter.com/commonwealthse…
Applications for Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth #Scholarships are open until 18 January!#QECS give talented 👩🎓👨🎓 from the #Commonwealth the opportunity to gain a Master's Degree, while developing new skills, experiencing life in another country and building their global networks
— The Commonwealth (@commonwealthsec) January 12, 2021
Attention EU education attachés 👇 twitter.com/UniversitiesUK…
🤝 What does the Brexit trade deal agreed between the UK and the EU mean for universities, staff and students?
— Universities UK (@UniversitiesUK) January 8, 2021
This thread explains what it means for; research partnerships, student mobility, data protection, health insurance, TNE, professional qualifications & immigration rules
📢 Colleagues in the London Diplomatic Corps take note: one in 30 Londoners now has #Covid19 according to @MayorofLondon Sadiq Khan 👇 #StayHome #StaySafe twitter.com/MayorofLondon/…
BREAKING:
— Mayor of London (gov.uk/coronavirus) (@MayorofLondon) January 8, 2021
Today I have declared a major incident in London because the threat this virus poses to our city is at crisis point. One in 30 Londoners now has COVID-19. If we do not take immediate action now, our NHS could be overwhelmed and more people will die.