Controversial take but, even if this money wasn’t recouped elsewhere, I personally don’t think it’s outrageous for government to spend money enriching the cultural lives of its citizens and £40,000 is worth spending to make 40,000 people happier
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I need the most dynamic camera movement you have
No, that’s too dynamic
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I genuinely believe that if you use your phone during a movie, you are a bad person
Replying to @bugging0ut
im sorry to all the moth people that can’t ignore a tiny light compared to a HUGE lit up screen, i feel for u all really, maybe just stay at home where u can control ur surroundings
I would genuinely vote for anyone who committed to get rid of this rubbish. Tradition is just a word you use when you’ve run out of decent reasons to do something
Black Rod summons MPs from the House of Commons to listen to the King's Speech
Follow the State Opening of Parliament live bbc.in/4cKQTMN
I genuinely strongly believe news apps, especially the BBC, shouldn’t be allowed to do push alerts for any sports. If I gave a toss I’d be watching
Among the many surprising developments of adult life, thinking literally every day about the orbital sander I *didn’t* buy from Lidl last year is the most surprising
Why didn’t I buy that orbital sander
This is, obviously, morally repugnant but I’m seeing a lot of people say that she has tanked her leadership bid before it’s even began, and I suspect they are vastly overestimating the Tory party
Suella Braverman’s speech in Washington this evening contains a blistering attack on pro-LGBT Tories.
She says the pride (progress) flag has been flown on govt buildings as if marking “occupied territory”, accusing Tory colleagues of supporting a “horrible political campaign” which supports the “mutilation of children” and leaves her “physically repulsed”.
Does seem like an awful lot of Labour ministers have worked out that it’s a good idea not to make civil servants absolutely detest you
I actually do think the restriction on those heading up departments having to be active politicians is a bad thing, so I don’t really mind conferring peerages on people who are actually immersed in the work their department will be doing
That said, Jacqui Smith is baffling 😬
One thing that’s so striking about elections is the way news anchors talk about the monarch’s role in the whole government thing like it’s a charming and perfectly normal quirk rather than an immoral aberration that had no place in the 19th century let alone now
“Nadine, you are funny” is my personal highlight of this campaign. You’re so right Emily, she is funny
Emily Maitlis, "You are funny, let's be honest. You call David Cameron a posh boy but Boris Johnson has been to the exact same school and had the same upbringing, is absolutely fine"
Nadine Dorries, "No no no, I have to address that"
Emily Maitlis, "They're all very privileged people, but somehow you chose the one you love"
Nadine Dorries, "Noooo.. Boris Johnson had no money growing up.. He knows what hardship is like"
Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "He went to Eton, what are you talking about"
Nadine Dorries, "He went on a scholarship"
Rory Stewart, "No he didn't"


















