@davidschneider
"He never yet considered whether any proposition were true or false, but whether it were convenient for the present minute or company to affirm or deny it...the only remedy is to suppose, that you have heard some inarticulate sounds, without any meaning at all.." Jonathan Swift
@WestminsterWAG
It's terrible. I've sent a strongly-worded letter to the Palace for the attention of the Curtsying Officer in the Department of Approved Curtsies.
@BenKentish
'I once borrowed a Sainsbury's employees Kia Rio for a photo shoot, in which I tried to act like a normal bloke, in a feeble attempt to hide the fact I only hang around with very wealthy people who hate the poor.'
@RepClayHiggins
That was the Millenial Leftists with their brilliant rock opera ballad, "One Day Under Nuclear Threat", the new single from their sparkling new LP, "Save The World From Intercontinental Ballistic Tweets".
@PippaCrerar
'Again, I'm sorry. At a meeting to discuss welfare policy, I asked for a briefing paper on poverty. Instead, I was accidentally handed a large piece of cake & a refreshing Stella Artois. My photographer, who was at the meeting, took some pics. I left promptly after 5 hours.'
@LordAshcroft
Out on the trading floor sharing the concern about Labour with a bunch of friends. They're all just out of frame, sharing their concern too.
@JamesDuddridge
So, let's get this right. You're giving Johnson credit for not looking like a haystack in a storm, and saying he will comply with an investigation process.
It may not have occurred to you James, but you have a very, very low bar.
@nadinebh_
'I accidentally entered a room full of drunk revellers singing 'Happy Birthday Big Dog', & spilling cheap beer over me. But I stayed to complete what I would later describe as a strategy meeting. After a slice of delightful cake & a polite amount of champagne, I promptly left.'
@DPJHodges
'I asked a homeless man his plans for Christmas and if he worked in business. This was followed by an enjoyable chat about the finance sector.'
@richardaeden
I genuinely worry about the dangers posed by spurious stories from tabloid hacks over decades, leading to increased racism and attacks on minorities.
@Peston
Tomorrow's headlines:
The Times: Chaos Reigns in No 10
The Guardian: Crisis and Chaos
The Mirror: CHAOS: Johnson Must Resign
The Telegraph: Johnson Loses Authority: CRISIS hits Downing St
The Sun: Meghan's Secret Plot to Remove Queen
@danbloom1
"That was the new punk kids on the block, Braverman, and a batshit experimental single,'Tofu-eating Wokerati', from their equally mind-boggling and batshit LP, 'Dare I Say The Anti-Growth Coalition.' They won't be around long, so enjoy the hilarity. Now, here's The Fall."
@Bren4Bassetlaw
@cathynewman
@Conservatives
Hi Brendan. In case you missed it, there was a serious-looking bloke on Channel 4 today, who said he would back a lawbreaker in office. I couldn't believe it when I heard him say that. You'll be amazed too when you see the clip.
@PippaCrerar
'Yet again I'm sorry, again. I was in meetings to discuss fraud, when I suddenly became aware of drunk, tinsel-covered colleagues swigging magnums of shampers. After partaking in no more than 2 bottles of the delicious fizzy fun juice, I quickly returned to work, 8 hours later.'
@mrjamesob
To alleviate labour problems, perhaps there's some kind of European system which the UK could join, to allow workers to move freely. Liz Truss should look into this.
@JackElsom
@BenKentish
@LBC
Sunak empathised, by reminiscing about the time he couldn't find staff, shelved plans for the new swimming pool and didn't decorate one of the vestibules.
@jordanbpeterson
If you enjoy the grandeur of Trinity College library, I think you will be equally captivated by the awesome Bodleian Library, Oxford, captured here in all its splendour.
@thecoastguy
That was aging punk outfit "Nightmare Scenario" with 'Totalitarian Digital Control', a typically bonkers track from their warmly-received LP, "Programmable Food Tokens". Now, something from those riotous young guys from Hull, "Real Time Monitoring of Personal Behaviour." Enjoy.
@AdamBienkov
'I was at Chequers to discuss environment policies. Whist there, I accidentally & inadvertently found myself at a gathering of 30 drunk compadres in a karaoke. Many hazy hours passed. I then remembered where I was, promptly put on my trousers and met the Chinese delegation.'
@Otto_English
Johnson okay with Β£840 on a roll of wallpaper.
Happy also to whip his deluded MPs to vote against a hungry child getting a free school meal, which costs Β£2.30. The man doesn't know the value of anything.
@implausibleblog
I too, want to hear the fascinating opinions of a billionaire in Monaco who owns two super yachts (in case one breaks down) about the state of the nation and NHS.
@AdamWagner1
'I went to the garden with advisors to discuss crime policy. Whilst there, I noticed 24 gentlemen eating cheese & drinking alcohol. At this point, I accidentally and inadvertently took my wife & baby to join the revelry, where I succumbed to the creamy brie & tantalising red.'
@PickardJE
Raab:
'Why can't the Right Honourable Lady drink cans of Tennents Extra at home and bingewatch Mrs Brown's Boys, then have a fist fight with the coal-stained neighbours, like all the working class people?'
@aljwhite
@SamCoatesSky
'What's the atmosphere like in Crime Central, Minister?'
'No sign of Mr Gove. Is he in the toilet, sir?'
'Will Rees-Mogg run for PM, minister, or is that too funny?'
'No piles of empty bottles. Is it recycling day Minister?'
@SamWhyte
Her colleagues at The Telegraph faced similar challenges in building their careers. Just ask Georgia Natwest-Trust Fund, Toby Oil-Barrels and Vincent Owns-Barclays.
@peterwalker99
I didn't benefit from "nepotism" nor am I part of a BBC "group think". I am working class and lived in the north of England.
The appointment of Nadine Dorries as Culture Secretary is an embarrassing and appalling error of judgement.
@BBCPolitics
'Ignore my words from yesterday, which I didn't say, even though i did. Listen to my fresh words now, saying I'm not a liar, even though I am. I hope everything is clear now.'
@PaulBrandITV
'So far we only have photos, a guy with tinsel, a woman with a Santa hat, and 24 people getting drunk in one office. I'm not a miracle worker. Good day, sir.'
@DPJHodges
Day 16: A cat (who can't be named for legal reasons) recalls seeing Rayner give Whiskas to a cat (who also can't be named) at an address near where Rayner lived 11 years ago. This contradicts what a squirrel called George told police in 2014. That squirrel has now disappeared.
@dandouglas
'He is a majority shareholder in Killpoor Solutions, now used by the DWP to reduce benefits to the disabled. Prior to becoming a minister, he was famous for supporting the apartheid regime in South Africa. He owns properties in the Caymans and Monaco.'
@christopherhope
Hilarious. Boris Johnson who dismissed Β£250,000 as "chicken feed", tries to helpfully inform his fellow money-grubbers why Β£82,000 is enough.
@lisaocarroll
'Idea for a whacky new show. A bloke called Jake Berry goes to food banks and tells nurses they should apply for hedge fund jobs. We watch the ensuing drama and hilarious consequences, as Jake shits himself.'
@LBC
@mrjamesob
Mr O'Brien forgets the BBC Charter, specifically Section 34, paragraph iv, clause 7. It clearly says: 'Journalists must avoid any hint, insinuation or reference to Boris Johnson as a clear walloping liar. Failure to do so risks forfeiture of Spectator garden parties with the DG.'