Twitter was made for days like today.

Just wondering how Justin and Martha managed to pick themselves up off the floor after that superb exit by Mariam Margoyles on BBC Radio 4 Today.

Nick Robinson absolutely bossing Cleverly on BBC Radio 4 Today.

Soooo stoked about this. Such a fanastic initiative, and I am so proud our work for Ripple has received brilliant recognition. 🏆 We met Ripple when they won our Elevator competition. Hoping to guide our latest winner CandidateX to similar glory.

Our creative work continues with this fantastic charity. In awe of what Stop Hate UK is doing to combat and support victims of hate crime across the country. Big thanks to our very passionate and committed team at Eulogy for the latest work. 🙌

Utterly depressing. And therefore necessary watching.

Bastards

Winners winners winner winners winners.

We had such a great, award-winning night on Wednesday with the brill Virgin Media O2 Business at the marketingb2b awards. Lots of smiles for another big moment in our 25th year of celebrations. 🙌🙌🙌

Some half time reading …

Well done Sport. #AUSvDEN

Come join us!

Hope this is just another paving stone in the long road of sportspeople - wherever they’re from and whatever culture they have grown up in - being able to be themselves without fear, shame, or exclusion. High five Campbell Johnstone. 🏳️‍🌈

Think I’ve heard it all now thanks to BBC Radio 4 Today where indoor housing enables “…cows to reach their full potential”.

BEYOND PROUD of this work for Sharp's Brewery. Love the humour and tone. The team throughly enjoyed the whole process and obviously getting a few days on location in Cornwall is never a bad thing.

Thanks Campaign and massive thanks to the Sharp's Brewery team for entrusting us with this launch. Cheers!

George Ford. The PR dream. #ENGvWAL #SummerNationsSeries

Warren Gatland. Showcasing understated fury in a very Kiwi way. #SummerNationsSeries #ENGvWAL

Steve Borthwick. Demonstrating the value of good communication, by doing it so badly.

Don’t imagine this will get the same result that Michael Johnson got, but I can guarantee my enjoyment of the Ros Atkins book will be about the same level.