Marcus Timson

@heatheritv1 Great stuff, such an amazing city, I'm sure it will be fascinating and fun :)

@MarcusTimson Training to become a professional Blue Badge tour guide of London!

New Year New Start - back to college off to meet my fellow classmates for the first time .

@RishiSunak Relaxing rules reduces the pressure of innovation. Necessity is the mother of invention. Removing need, slows change.

I care about reaching Net Zero by 2050 but on the current path, we risk losing the consent of British people. No one has yet had the courage to look people in the eye and explain what’s really involved. That’s wrong, and it changes today with a new approach to meeting Net Zero.

@BladeoftheS Wow doughnut, chips and beans.

A meal in hospital provided not by the NHS, but by the private companies that the Conservatives have sold the supply to.

@Parody_PM Keep him, he's a win for Labour. The more farcical the Conservatives look, the worse they'll do in the election.

The face of Global Britain. RT if you think Lee Anderson should be sacked.

@MervHughes332 Australia's recent record in England is far superior to England's in Australia. Australia have consistently been the better team for 30 plus years in my view, and I'm a Pom! (Though bought up for a time in Oz).

When’s the last time we lost a series in England you imbecile!!???

@DickMackintosh With this government, the state clearly cannot fix any of its own problems, caused by the litany of cock-ups from the last 12 years. Move over Tories, time for fresh leadership, thinking and action.

Sunak saying the state can't fix all your problems when they set the level of benefits and pensions, the minimum wage, NHS and rights at work, access to housing and legal representation, they literally can

@theJeremyVine It is a 'tweet I suppose. What a tool.

I'm worried that I have some responsibility in giving Andy Plumb a national profile, so people actually see tweets like this

@MarcusJBall Power, ego, influence, favours, money.

Why do so many terrible people work in politics? Liars, the corrupt, sex pests, psychopaths, manipulators, why so many of them? It's like scumbags are queuing up to get into parliament. Tell me why elected office attracts some of the worst people.

@andreajenkyns I think that might not grab attention in the same way perhaps. I might try striking while on holiday and see what that gets me. That's called thinking out of the box!

Children suffered enough with their education during lockdown, teachers should put children first and not strike. Why dont they strike during summer holidays when kids wont have to miss lessons! #LabourBackedStrikes

Morons can't even write correct English.

As Ursula Von der Leyen says "We are stronger together", well the EU nations are. Their gas and electricity prices are now down 90% and 80% respectively. Ours are not because we left the EU pricing mechanisms. Our inflation is due to ultility price increases, food prices and general inflation, greatly increased by leaving the EU. Wages are spiralling for people to survive and because of labour shortages and because they have been suppressed for so many years. We lost 4.5% of growth each year, which accumulates. An economy cannot cope with inflation if it does not have growth. The cork is effectively in a bottle which is exploding! The governments answer; it is down to the bank to control with interest rate rises. That will probably cause a recession. Doesn't that exacerbate the problem? The only basic common sense answer is rejoin the EU and regain the lost growth as quickly as possible. Is there any alternative?

@MichaelTakeMP I think a fair few people moaned back then tbh. The 'get on your bike' theory falls apart when you can't afford a bike as your mortgage is too crippling. Merely surviving should be considered a failure for a top 10 GDP economy of the world. Plus Netflix didn't exist back then.

In my day we had mortgages with 16% interest rates, yes 16%!😱 Did we moan? No We got on with it. We went without luxuries like Netflix, Costa coffees, skunk, shellac, hot tubs & leggings. We grew our own concrete & our kids didn’t identify as cats. And we were happier for it!😡

The entitled set, above the law, cannot believe filming it as well.

@Rob_Kimbell This is interesting @Rob_Kimbell but what are the rates in more closely comparable economies such as Germany, the Netherlands, France, Denmark, Sweden, Italy, Spain. The list makes the UK look as though we are performing relatively well, but this could be misleading.

Makes you feel proud to be British Lol

Just when you thought things couldn't get any worse...

@StevenLister has joined the amazing speaker line-up at the EcoPrint Summit in Geneva 6-7 June. Over the last 15 years, Steve has been recognised globally for driving sustainability with global brands & retailers, helping reinvent in-store sustainable sh…lnkd.in/eVb_UdpG

That's all good then. The fact that our sovereignty was already OK while we were part of the EU is not relevant. Now we can decide on the size of our own sausages without the EU stepping in and confusing things is so helpful to economic growth & political stability.

@RaggedTP Oh dear how ridiculous. Poor man.

'The Police' are trending... Stevenage police taser old man then kick him in the back smashing head into ground... for nicking a £1 tin of beer. The police later issued a statement saying their officers had acted using 'proportionate force.' Proportionate force? I don't think so.