Linford Copeland

Word of the day is ‘absquatulate’ (19th century): to leave in a hurry.

Newsnight find a clip of Rishi Sunak talking about recycling bins 🙃 #SevenBins

Word of the day is ‘quake-breech’ (16th century): one who lacks the courage to stand firm.

And there you have it what we've known about for years 80% of sewage dumping is caused by underinvestment and yet @Ofwat has confirmed for 3 decades customers have provided all of the funding needed to fix this problem What happened the money, where's it gone, where's my refund?

Whatever the rights and wrongs of Nigel Farage having his elite bank account cancelled, let’s remember who he actually is

Word of the day is ‘battology’ (17th century): needless and tiresome repetition in speaking or writing, often used to avoid answering the question.

The Murdoch Succession Thanks to @j_smithcameron for narration. Projection location New York City #Succession

.@sturdyAlex was on Sky last night and he was on fire.

Live scenes as govt attempts to play down losing 1,000 seats:

@ByDonkeys 😂👏👏

Massive endorsement of LBD from #1 Donkey. Have you become a supporter yet? Big thanks if you have 👉 donate.ledbydonkeys.org Nige has promised more encouragement if we get to 50% of the target 🎯

Statue outside @BBCNews Broadcasting House … ‘The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who speak it.’ George Orwell

Everybody knows what Match of the Day means to me, but I’ve told the BBC I won’t be doing it tomorrow. Solidarity.

I have informed the BBC that I won’t be appearing on MOTD tomorrow night.

10 days ago I sent Chancellor @Jeremy_Hunt a letter (below) asking him to postpone the govt's 20% increase in energy bills on 1 April. Since, SEVENTY major charities (below), & the energy industry trade body have signed up to support the letter. IF YOU SUPPORT THE CALL PLS RT

Word of the day is ‘malverse’ (17th century): to act corruptly in a position of trust.