Clem Attlee

What would Clement Attlee do?
Wisdom from Britain's best PM and the father of the #NHS.
Parody. Plugging a play.

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

@v_j_freeman Being in a position to change lives is worse than useless if you do not then set about changing them.

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

@MarkSeddon1962 @v_j_freeman I understood that I needed to make use of the best of the left, which is why I gave a key job to Nye Bevan.

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

@danwootton @MailOnline Is it ok at the mail to write exactly the same column as Boris j wrote a few days before?

[Chris Mullin @chrismullinexmp]

How others see us...

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

No shame department.

[Jon Sopel @jonsopel]

Don’t want to go over the top, but this is absolutely jaw-dropping. Someone who was in the cabinet when legislation on voter ID was agreed and went through parliament acknowledges it WAS an attempt to gerrymander the elections https://t.co/onD8iPUsJO

[Britain People @Britain_People]

KING CHARLES CORONATION

CORONATION costing British TAXPAYER £100 million

Despite King Charles reportedly having a personal net fortune of £600 million.

RETWEET if you agree this is an obscene waste of public funds, especially during a cost of living crisis.

[Angela Rayner @AngelaRayner]

She worked hard. Despite being written off, with support and determination she turned her life around, put herself forward to serve - and was elected.

Too many people are told they’re not good enough and get held back from fulfilling their potential. I’m proud of who I am.

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

@UKLabour This is crass, self-defeating and dishonest. I am a lifelong labour party member and I am embarrassed by it.

[𝙋𝙝𝙞𝙡 𝙈𝙮𝙚𝙧𝙨 @PhilMyers53]

I'm disappointed to say that, despite our best efforts, the disappearance of nearly £60B £58,800,000,000 of taxpayers' money has gone unnoticed by the British Media

Unbelievable right?

Let's keep going!

[LondonPubTheatres @pubtheatres1]

REVIEW: VODKA WITH STALIN by @francisbeckett at @GatehouseLondon 27 Mar - 9 Apr #VodkaWithStalin
Alan Slingsby • Mar 28, 2023

‘intensely human drama’ ★★★★

https://t.co/FsPYdjFE6b

[Ross Houston 🇬🇧🇺🇦🌻 @RossSHouston]

This is the biggest scandal in British politics. You can only vote if you have a passport, photo driving licence or OAP bus pass. A deliberate Tory attempt at voter suppression. If we had a national photo ID card system it might have been accepted. We don’t and it is a scandal!

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

@ChrisBr6191 @TomBewick @TheIFS Exactly so. Colleges didn't know if they'd been privatised or nationalised.

[Gary Lineker @GaryLineker]

I have never known such love and support in my life than I’m getting this morning (England World Cup goals aside, possibly). I want to thank each and every one of you. It means a lot. I’ll continue to try and speak up for those poor souls that have no voice. Cheers all. 👊🏻

[ALASTAIR CAMPBELL @campbellclaret]

Important message from a journalist who, sadly, cannot speak out because of his contract of employment.

[Brigitte Guardian-reading tofu-eating Wokerati @Brigitt49577118]

@MarieAnnUK

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

@MarkSeddon1962 Fortunately Matt Hancock is as foolish as they come. Everyone knew Oakeshott betrayed friends, contacts and informants whenever it suited her, and he handed her really embarrassing stuff and took her word for it that it would go no further.

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

I condemned communist position at the time. Glad to see that Francis Beckett's new play about Harry Pollitt (back at @GatehouseLondon on 27 March) endorses my view.

[English Radical History @EnglishRadical]

The Betrayal of the Left, a book of essays which condemned the Communist Party of Great Britain for backing the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, was published #OnThisDay 1941. The book included contributions from George Orwell, John Strachey and Harold Laski.

[English Radical History @EnglishRadical]

The Betrayal of the Left, a book of essays which condemned the Communist Party of Great Britain for backing the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, was published #OnThisDay 1941. The book included contributions from George Orwell, John Strachey and Harold Laski.

[Clem Attlee @clem_attlee]

@IanDunt Notice that she hung up when asked about her previous betrayals, including the cruel betrayal of her friend Vicky Pryce.