1551
This is like the cat equivalent of pancake day; going to have mine with sugar and lemon. twitter.com/NationalRobin/…
1552
Sleep well everyone. We go again tomorrow x
1554
Boris Johnson’s fly is down - should I tell him before the press conference?
1555
We like to be warm. twitter.com/CNN/status/147…
1556
At last a politician willing to stand up for the little guy… twitter.com/bbcnews/status…
1557
Someone tell Sue Gray she needs to add another chapter… twitter.com/PaulBrandITV/s…
1558
On the subject of U-turns, some locks are easily opened…
1559
Ben Spencer, Runnymede and Weybridge
“Clearly if it is found that the prime minister has intentionally misled parliament or knowingly broke the law his position would be untenable”
1560
Here’s a video of Boris Johnson misleading parliament by denying that there was a party that ITV have published photos of
https://t.co/mCGhYAdASM
1562
In the latest sorry chapter in his doomed attempt to become Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak has said experts were given too much say on efforts to curb the spread of covid. Sunak’s contribution was to spend £850m encouraging people to mix indoors…
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…
1563
Who said that? twitter.com/LightHackers/s…
1565
I would say that he doesn’t have a choice, but given how much of the Trump playbook the Tories have been following, I suppose we should be grateful he’s not claimed it was rigged.
1566
Daniel Poulter, Central Suffolk
If he [Johnson] faces criminal sanctions, then his position would be untenable.
1567
I should have known that he’d balls it up twitter.com/Number10cat/st…
1568
Who won tonight’s debate? Keir Starmer. #BBCOurNextPM
1569
Wishing a very happy Mother’s Day to all those in the parts of the world celebrating today (don’t worry UK followers, we’re not)
1570
There’s always a tweet… twitter.com/elonmusk/statu…
1571
They think they got away with it and, shock, want you to move on.
If this were a court case we’d now be waiting for the jury to give their verdict; the public will hand that down to Johnson’s government at the next general election. twitter.com/BBCPolitics/st…
1572
I can neither confirm nor deny if I’m one of @bbclaurak’s sources, but you should all watch because every word is true and it’s time that someone was held accountable. twitter.com/BBCPolitics/st…
1573
From this government it’s unclear if this is criticism or praise twitter.com/PoliticsForAlI…
1574
Stephen Crabb, Preseli Pembrokeshire
“He was right to apologise this week, but this may not be a sufficient response given the seriousness of these matters”
1575
Was it a cat who invented radiators? I think it must have been.
Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office. 15 year old tabby. Living with my fifth Prime Minister. Unofficial. A subpar odyssey.