Nice tweet from the ex-Socialist Workers’ Party loony tune that Corbyn is about to appoint as “economics advisor”. https://t.co/BjX3qMWOZD
— Toby Young (@toadmeister) October 30, 2015Decent sized crowd down at the Brixton #Thatcher death celebration. Sound system, much carousing.
— James Meadway (@meadwaj) April 8, 2013
Will Corbyn condemn Gerald Kaufman’s comments about ‘Jewish money’ influencing the Tories? https://t.co/ZVfzJUXD7G pic.twitter.com/W2T70RclzC
— The Spectator (@spectator) October 29, 2015
and the full list of peers voting for and against the amendments is in Hansard here: https://t.co/hYxNs2SAo3
— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) October 27, 2015
Labour MPs demand answers over appointment of Corbyn's new policy chief & his belligerent Twitter account https://t.co/STbxEd1kjs
— Joe Rich (@joerichlaw) October 26, 2015
Remarkable downbeat assessment of EU by EC President: Europe's glory days at an end, warns Juncker | via @Telegraph https://t.co/NCR0U8hs9R
— Andrew Neil (@afneil) October 23, 2015At a cost of a mere £8M, welcome to Wankie. pic.twitter.com/AGLnHOJebG
— Andrew Brooks (@taxbod) October 21, 2015'It was difficult because, erm, that’s his ex-wife who is, erm, apparently an ex-prostitute." Peach of a story! Who? https://t.co/8psVm3dXOc
— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) October 21, 2015PICTURE SPECIAL: Corbyn's Predecessors Wore White Tie For the Queen https://t.co/1lcOYqePUU pic.twitter.com/9eNSo7Pimx
— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) October 20, 2015Could George Osborne come out for the Out campaign? http://t.co/4BgNrOQt6x pic.twitter.com/PZq0azE5Fa
— The Spectator (@spectator) October 19, 2015@OpenEurope Confusing syllogism: If UK leaves EU, Scotland votes to leave UK, even as EU clearly says no Scotland in EU w/o UK?
Got it!
— Martin Baccardax (@mdbaccardax) October 16, 2015
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon to use conference speech to build case for second referendum http://t.co/MBf1UKUH06 pic.twitter.com/3EgoBIhTpq
— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 15, 2015
We are not giving deadlines to the UK, says senior EU source of #Brexit #EUCO
— Bruno Waterfield (@BrunoBrussels) October 14, 2015
There is now no collective Shadow cabinet responsibility in our Party, no clarity on economic policy and no credible leadership. @BBCr4today
— Mike Gapes (@MikeGapes) October 13, 2015
Don't address Corbyn as 'right honourable', MPs are told
http://t.co/SJYZ108DZ0 via @MailOnline
— Paul Clews (@paulkclews) October 12, 2015
Jeremy Corbyn rejects formal privy council induction by Queen | Law | The Guardian http://t.co/SrUvSCncoY
— MoleyJan (@MoleyJan) October 8, 2015Would have been funnier if Osborne and May posed like Sarkozy... #CPC15 pic.twitter.com/Xmie5yt7mx
— Asa Bennett (@asabenn) October 7, 2015Who is teaching them to stand like this pic.twitter.com/lQOTjSSOcy
— Michael Deacon (@MichaelPDeacon) October 6, 2015Journalists: Why travel all the way to Manchester to be called ‘scum’? Sign up to twitter dot com and the insults will come to you.
— SimonNRicketts (@SimonNRicketts) October 5, 2015Queue to get through ONLY security entry to Tory conf is 1/4 mile long on wet MCR Monday. It looks like that "Labour isn't working" poster
— MichaelWhite (@MichaelWhite) October 5, 2015The Tory queue doubles around corners to make it look shorter. The old Disneyland trick. " We might get in by lunchtime" quips one delegate
— MichaelWhite (@MichaelWhite) October 5, 2015The conference handbooks of both the Tories & Labour have a distinct similarity. Even the covers look the same... pic.twitter.com/6Et9zbPxYy
— East Kilbride SNP (@EK_SNP) October 3, 2015It's "Back Zac or Crack" for voters in the race to be #LondonMayor (to quote a senior Tory). But @SadiqKhan may have other ideas.
— Christopher Hope (@christopherhope) October 2, 2015The purpose of a deterrent is to deter. Good job Hilary Benn cleared up the confusion, there. #bbcnews
— Andrew Brooks (@taxbod) September 30, 2015