Martin Ixer Design

Old school lover of magazines, sometime magician in Indesign and frustrated follower of LFC and the Dallas Cowboys. Chapeau!

[Callum @_callumstone]

“Why should I, a millionaire with 6 houses, suffer a slight loss so that those on minimum wage can afford to live, pay rent, heat their homes and feed their families?”

My heart bleeds for you. Entitled fool.

They’d pay people a pound a day if they could in the name of ‘profit’.

[Filly ☘️ @fillypepper]

Yusuf isn’t an MP but is treated like one on this programme - I’ve never known anything like it!
Genuine question - can anyone in their lifetime, remember any political party with 8 seats in parliament being given the media/airtime that these grifters are given? #BBCQT

[Joe Hardy 🇺🇦 🇪🇺♿️🐟 #RightToLove 💙 @BlokeOnWheels]

Two things, firstly you Tories invented Universal Credit. and secondly 40% of the people on it ARE IN WORK!

[Munira Wilson 🇺🇦 @munirawilson]

Wow! An entire budget speech and not a single word on schools, colleges, student loans or early years. Ministers like to talk a good game about investing in young people, but don't seem to want to put their money where their mouth is.

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

Fantastic interviewing from the BBC’s @sallynugent.

Imagine if Farage had got this kind of scrutiny and persistent questioning from UK media interviewers over the past decade? The UK might not be in the mess it is today.

Look how annoyed and uncomfortable he is.

[Gyll King Post Skip Diplomacy @GyllKing]

This multi millionaire public school boy lives in Thailand & holds an official UK non-resident status, meaning he pays zero income tax in the UK. He thinks we should forgo our human rights & democracy and be ruled by rich people. The sociopathy of wealth red in tooth & claw.

[Matthew Stanger @MatthewStanger]

United should sack Carrick and then immediately appoint him as interim manager to sort this mess out

[Miguel @ReturnOfTheMig]

HOW LONG DID YOU KNOW @piersmorgan ??

[David @Zero_4]

‘Very wealthy man abandons country that gave him opportunity to make millions for fear of being asked to pay fractionally more tax to improve things for everyone’

[Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK @CovidJusticeUK]

Following the Covid Inquiry's damning verdict on @MattHancock, we've launched a petition to remove him from the Privy Council.

His actions led to thousands of avoidable deaths.

This is a first symbolic step towards accountability.

Sign and share: https://t.co/rWbaFYx4gB

[MikeD @mjdaly57]

During the Covid-19 Inquiry a civil servant described the number of COVID-related deaths of elderly people as ‘“a generational slaughter within care homes.”’ This is a terrible indictment of Boris Johnson, Matt Hancock, Helen Whately and everyone who allowed it to happen.

@BorisJohnson @MattHancock @Helen_Whately @Conservatives

[Dr Steve Taylor @DrSteveTaylor]

As a GP practice we lost a third of Nursing home residents in the first wave due to the decisions made by leaders to discharge infected patients to homes

It’s hugely concerning that this was done without mitigation of the risks
#BREATHTAKING

[Ian Birrell @ianbirrell]

Worth noting that while Johnson and Hancock deservedly get much of the flak for this deadly failure, the minister who failed to protect the care sector was Helen Whately - who is now the Tory shadow minister pushing draconian benefit reforms

[David__Osland @David__Osland]

There was no protective ring around care homes; but there obviously is one around Michelle Mone and Dido Harding

[Feargal Sharkey @Feargal_Sharkey]

"Burnham urges officials to come up with more radical options for Thames Water."

Well done Andy Burnham @andyburnham

There are ultimately just two answers to Thames Water, put the company into Special Administration and restructure - refinance it or give in to the demands of the New York vulture capitalists exposing tax payers and bill payers to yet more decades of exploitation.

The latter of course is unacceptable.

https://t.co/HwWv8KSMXj

[enter shakira𓅮 @BARFJAMiN]

you first! 50% salary reduction for MPs, cap expenses at bare minimum levels, scrap food & booze subsidies in the HoC and abolish the second home allowance, you can get trains to work and pay for them yourselves, like the rest of the public. we’re all in this together, aren’t we?

[Patrick Timmons @PatrickTimmons1]

All it took was £451.3m spent this summer, three unbelievably fortunate refereeing decisions, and a foundation built off two decades of financial doping. Bravo 👏

[Richard Burgon MP @RichardBurgon]

Here’s a better idea.

Tax the massive windfall profits banks are making from higher interest rates.

And bail out ordinary people for a change!

[Bank of Dave OBE @FishwickDavid]

I spoke about a windfall bank tax in my newspaper columns this week. My thoughts are that the big banks have been bailed out numerous times by taxpayers, & now they are back making huge profits; it's time for them to repay the debt to taxpayers, as winter approaches and help is needed with energy bills.

[Sam @SamCKx]

What Boris Johnson is doing here is finding a way to grossly mislead us all without telling a direct lie. Let me explain how...

The 2020 Intelligence and Security Committee report found that the government had "failed to adequately investigate potential Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum". It did not conclude that Russia had not interfered. It concluded the investigation was a failure.

The US investigation, however, backed by a comprehensive, bipartisan Senate inquiry, did establish extensive Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election.