Jeremy Jason

@adamboultonTABB He can have 80 if he likes but he still needs 81.

Will he? Does he have 80 Labour MPs? It’s fantasy BS otherwise.

@liamgallagher @IzzysDinner Guaranteed that pen's for drawing a moustache/ nob on your brothers picture

@IzzysDinner PHOTOSHOPPED

Right whats this then

@PhilipIngMBE @GuidoFawkes @Youngded Love your coverage of Ukraine, Philip. On the war I really respect your voice. But seriously, Al Carns doesn't deserve a handshake? He'd understand the strategic/ tactical threat Russia poses. He'd be a voice for veterans and safe pair of hands in the world of eroding alliances

@GuidoFawkes @Youngded Simon Weston would t even shake Al Carns hand because of what he (hasn’t) done in government

AL CARNS defence minister will definitely stand in a leadership contest according to Larisa Brown.

@british_bri @peterkyle Tell us, what happens?

@peterkyle Economics isn't your strong point is it? When the government cost of borrowing reaches record levels, guess what happens?

We are outperforming growth forecasts yet again. Ours is a government taking decisive action in the best interests of the British people.

@henningwehn And you think the English refs would be impartial to the club founded by impoverished Irish immigrants? How about the Dutch start reffing the German national team games lol

Celtic and Rangers should join the English league. Referees in Scotland are clearly not independent enough to ref them. Disgraceful decision!

@DaftLimmy Well you're looking in the wrong place, try here🖕

That's me live with games! I'm looking for new indie games!

@liamgallagher @fiangogh I assume they'll just be parkas worn backwards with the hood up.

@fiangogh I’m wearing a blind fold got a new range of them coming out

i can’t wait to watch the oasis documentary just to see liam’s beautiful blue eyes and there’s no way he’s gonna spend the entire movie wearing sunglasses

@nick_pope @DanNeidle But evidently it was not a bad mistake. She goes unpunished. Why?

@JeremyJason17 @DanNeidle My take is that the lawyers, who were not tax experts, gave their view and advised she get expert tax advice. When two lawyers provide the same views, I can understand why she skipped hiring a tax advisor. It was a bad mistake, but not a deliberate mistake to avoid paying tax.

You can absolutely think the stamp duty result for Ms Rayner was unfair and the law is over-complex, but then you need to be in favour of abolishing the second home stamp duty charge This kind of complexity is an *inevitable* result of the policy.

@ProfSteveKeen So many British centrists (@campbellclaret, @RoryStewartUK etc) decry a lot of left wing economics as fiction. Though are never asked what they think of Piketty, Zucman, Atkinson. Or even the true nature of Keynesianism, always the stimulus but never the taxing back, why?

I think it’s time you tried to redeem yourself Paul. With your current behaviour you are justifying people treating you as a shrill for neoliberalism.

@liamgallagher @oasisfawn Hope you wore shoes or they might think you're dead...

@oasisfawn SCHOOL

isnt he just dapper big up liam gallagher x

@AngelaRayner I'm a left leaning Labour voter (gen elec and recent scottish constituency vote). Could you explain the reports that "two sets of lawyers advised that you obtain tax advise" which you did not seek. Did HMRC mention this? Or were the reports untrue?

I welcome HMRC’s conclusion, which has cleared me of any wrongdoing. I have been exonerated by HMRC of the accusation that I deliberately sought to avoid tax. When purchasing a home of my own with a mortgage, I did not own any other property and had no personal financial interest in the court-instructed trust set up to manage my son’s financial award. I was advised by experts that I should pay stamp duty at the standard rate. I set out to pay the correct amount of tax. I took reasonable care and acted in good faith, based on the expert advice I received, and HMRC has accepted this. I have always sought to act with integrity, and I believe politicians should be held to high standards - that is why I resigned from government and cooperated fully with HMRC.  I wanted to ensure that I paid every penny that I owed, and have done so. I am relieved that my family can now move on - and that I can get on with my job.

@DanNeidle @StuartMaggs I agree, I'm left leaning and voted Labour in the Gen Election and on the purple ballot in Scottish Elec (reluctantly). But... how? Clearly she was at least negligent. Unrelatedly, how is Nige's £5m not against parliamentary rules? Morally indefensible. Stricter rules for all pls

@StuartMaggs Even though she was advised by two sets of lawyers to obtain tax advice, and didn’t?

This decision by HMRC does not surprise me. Angela Rayner got caught in an obscure part of the legislation and the fact that no penalty was levied indicates that HMRC agrees. It shows that people can correct their tax affairs without upset when they have done no wrong. Sometimes tax is complicated.

@Scaramucci Mooch the Pooch

Here you go!

@liamgallagher @icey_melted Give me 5 clothing brands I need to check out that I probs am not. Or shops. I miss Oi Polloi

@icey_melted That young lady fainted immediately after that poor little thing was out for the count be careful if you come into contact with me you have been warned

oh to have a face to face conversation with Liam there are many things that i would like to say to him

@DanNeidle @Heccles94 Do you think it was deliberate evasion? If so what do you think the repercussions are? If not do you think even though it's illegal would you class it as more/ less moral than either of Rayner situ/ Farage (£5m gift)

@Heccles94 Hello? Anybody there? Polanski has admitted it was his home. This is over.

My first home was listed as a ‘spacious and modern perfect first home’ - doesn’t mean it was Dan 🤣

@colinmacIntyre @MullHistorical @LNFGlasgow @IrvineWelsh @ColumMcCanno @AlexanderMSapp @louisewelsh00 @jehanbseiso @IrenosenOkojie @paullynchwriter @Dan_Zep @DFConcerts @gigsinscotland @heymanchester @DHPFamily @ATandMT @Tolbooth @welovelabelle @RadioActiveTeam Sorry, I'm new to your stuff. Which of the captions are relating to the photography and which are the music? Where can I see the full thing? (online?). 'The soldier and the waitress' - Alan Johnson (if it is the name of the photograph) really reminds me of my own grandparents.

Excited to share the official Preview vid for my new @mullhistorical album ‘In My Mind There’s A Photograph’ @lnfglasgow With Len Pennie @IrvineWelsh Ali Smith @ColumMcCanno @AlexanderMSapp Yiyun Li @louisewelsh00 @jehanbseiso @IrenosenOkojie @paullynchwriter @dan_zep @AAJBook

@MrJones66140081 @CraigMurrayOrg @mjdaly57 Well that's just ridiculous. His dad was not "working class aristocracy". he was part of the skilled, upwardly-mobile, working class. Without economic growth this group has withered away. He's wrong that small changes and more sensible stewardship alone will fix this.

@CraigMurrayOrg @mjdaly57 If it's true his dad was a toolmaker then he was skilled working class - aristocracy. They made very good money.

I watched Keir Starmer's speech closely today and made a real effort to be fair to him. But the central section about his working class family, carer sister, troubled brother, sick mother and his labour values just came over as completely insincere. Something learnt not felt.

@CraigMurrayOrg He's not insincere, he's definitely sincere he just doesn't just doesn't know that the problem requires major change. He really believes the slightly better management and small, incremental changes will solve it. He's wrong.

@liamgallagher @twilightdevils Drinks are free-eee

@twilightdevils Me2

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