A well penned thought piece from the outside looking in.

Pretty wow!

Congratulations to whoever is doing the PR for the drug dealers in Manchester.

Readers, profuse apologies. Owing to a production challenge on the presses overnight we are now battling to get the paper to you. Please do bear with the delivery team who are flat out trying to get the title into your hands.

Kwarteng's behaviour is not just staggeringly inappropriate, it's astoundingly politically naive.

After the reception on Friday, at least two prominent hedge fund bosses told City associates that Kwarteng was “a useful idiot”. thetimes.co.uk/article/kwasi-…

Bet there were a few footballers in there, never mind business owners who don't want to be slagged off and even boycotted.

You did, didn't you Steve Spencer ?

Don't often RT myself.... but was sneakily quite pleased with this one. Can I give it a hashtag even? #Trusstration

#bbcqt is essential viewing. Put it on. Putin being blamed for 12 years of UK political failure.

Time to rebel against this insanity Robbie Moore MP?

Gripping yarns, obvs. You done this one Michael Spicer

If Matt Hancock would rather go on I'm A Celebrity than serve his constituents while being paid lots of money to be an MP, he should face an immediate by-election. Against me. RT if you agree.

BBC local radio is the jewel in the crown of the BBC’s offering and what really sets it apart. Regions rely on local news and representation that can only come from the people who know them best and have boots on the ground.

1/ So the scale of the proposed cuts to BBC Local Radio becomes clearer. Today all presenters and just about all producers and journalists have been placed provisionally at risk of redundancy. Many will effectively have to compete against friends for their own jobs.

Enjoyable slugline of the day from Press Association this morning #ImACeleb

Hmmmm it seems the "I'm not interested in this tweet" and other such content targeting functions have been removed. Correct me if I'm wrong.

EXACTLY this. That's what it's supposed to be for. (Refer to convo of yesterday, The Hull Story 🇺🇦 )

Please remember 40% of Universal Credit recipients are in work. This is not 'workers v non workers' (and hopefully not anyone v anyone else). This is about whether those on the very lowest incomes have enough to survive.

This. The eternal austerity lie about "going bankrupt" etc