Neil Drewitt

@Telegraph Lame Telegraph! Bailed out by Germans…

✍️ 'Now that the US president has lost all patience with lame duck Keir Starmer, it’s down to Charles to act as Britain’s diplomat-in-chief' I Writes Judith Woods 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/1…

@spectator Twaddle

Labour MPs who want Wes Streeting to be their leader have, apparently, one great fear. If their man triggers a contest, they are terrified it will lead to Ed Miliband entering the race to stop the Health Secretary – and coming out top. A Miliband premiership would, they worry, be the death of Labour. I’ve got news for them: we are already governed by Ed Miliband. This is now his administration. And they, and the rest of us, had better get used to it. ✍️ Michael Gove Article | spectator.com/article/keir-s…

@TIME Unnecessary tax cuts and an unnecessary war.

Since the President’s inauguration last year, national debt has climbed by around $2.8 trillion. time.com/article/2026/0…

@business @niamalikah @opinion He looks quite unwell.

Trump seems increasingly unable to deliver a coherent message. It's subsuming his presidency — and leaving chaos in his wake, writes @niamalikah (via @opinion) bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

@dailybritainonx Beardie twaddle

🚨 NEW: JD Vance says Americans should find comfort in the fact that our allies are "suffering more than we are" from high gas prices

@Mollyploofkins Why bother asking this halfwit anything!

Bessent on Kharg Island: "We'll see if that eventually becomes a US asset.”

@LBC @kevinhollinrake Fossils

'Kemi Badenoch is now the most popular leader of all the party leaders in the UK.' 'We're the most trusted on the economy again.' @kevinhollinrake praises the Tory leader and says his party is building towards some success in the local elections

@neildrewitt @spectator It's well known that Farage has long term health issues, while the drinking is pretend for the cameras,the smoking is real. He'll be 65 at next GE and would be in post till he was 70....a pretty appalling prospect for him and the country

@spectator He’s knackered and is only 61.

Some fearless – and presumably bored – Guardian journalists have trawled through a remarkable 4,366 clips that the Reform UK leader has made for Cameo since joining the platform in 2021. Of course, the Guardian being the Guardian, they trawled through all of these innocuous greetings in the hope that at least some of them would be videos celebrating Hitler’s birthday, mourning the German defeat at Stalingrad, or sending Valentine’s Day good wishes to David Irving. Unfortunately for the journalists, they found no such thing. It has long been my belief that if Nigel Farage were some kind of closeted Hitler-ite, we really would have known about it by now. ✍️ Douglas Murray Article | spectator.com/article/the-la…

@Mollyploofkins The most malodorous?

Markwayne Mullin: I'm not gonna be the smartest guy in any room I walk into.

@atrupar I’ve been to Portland several times in the past two years and this is all nonsense. Great restaurants, rose gardens and skiing only one hour away on Mount Hood. The world’s biggest bookstore too!

Trump: "Portland, Oregon, I mean -- every time I look at that place it's burning down. There are fires all over the place. When a store -- there are very few of them left -- but when a store owner rebuilds a store they build it out of plywood. They don't put up storefronts anymore. They just put wood up."

@opinion @lararhiannonw Vaping? Tattoos? Fast food? Electric scooters? Facial hair? All wrong and bad.

The UK's healthy life expectancy is falling. The cause isn't easy to pin down, but @lararhiannonw has some ideas bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

@piersmorgan Profound… why didn’t I think of that?

This Iran war is escalating in a very dangerous way. Need cool heads to prevail.

@highbrow_nobrow She’s now unemployed and free to slaughter more puppies.

Kristi Noem on ‘Antifa’: “Antifa is just as sophisticated as MS-13, as TDA, as ISIS, as Hezbollah, as Hamas, as all of them. They are just as dangerous.” (2025)

@Telegraph @RolandOliphant Trump and Hegseth should go to the Gulf.

🔴 From boots on the ground to a deal with China, the US president must decide how to weaken Iran’s stranglehold on the global economy @RolandOliphant looks at Trump's options and what they might look like below ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/1…

@TheHughAnthony Says beardie…

They are lying about the numbers. There are millions more foreigners in the UK than the government are telling us.

@YourAnonCentral Ouch!

Donald Trump: “I’m not afraid to put boots on the ground in Iran, even if it turns into another Vietnam.”

@Telegraph The US owns this conflict and should act accordingly. Countering Iran’s threats in the Gulf is their job unless they withdraw and negotiate a ceasefire.

Defence chiefs in the Royal Navy are worried that Iran would try to sink warships with cruise missiles and kamikaze drones Are their concerns justified? Tap the link to read more: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/1…

@withnailjones The Priory has opened a case file. Men in white coats on standby.

Dan Hodges says Starmer is finished. I think that’s now 436 times since 2020.