Tim Stanley

"And when you've finished your milk, I'll ring your mother and she can take you home." https://t.co/l0fuzycXVh

RT @fathereddy: Fabulous confirmations and first communions in Pembury this morning https://t.co/XT6uDDTCtx

RT @monstroso: What did I say, Roy? https://t.co/nPJvJxWg86

Zia Yusuf says his resignation was a mistake and will return to working with Reform, cites overwork, online racist abuse. Yusuf says were he an MP, he'd "probably" vote to ban the burqa. https://t.co/KBN7l91ryP

RT @Sachinettiyil: 20,000 young Catholics walk the long-distance Chartres pilgrimage in France, proclaiming the nation’s Catholic identity.…

RT @Sachinettiyil: Young Catholics receive Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament on their knees during the Chartres pilgrimage in France. Video:…

RT @ScarredForLife2: LATE NIGHT STORY (1978): Aired over Christmas, Tom Baker was host for this dark Jackanory, reading horror stories by t…

RT @SanctaFamiliaTV: The Catholic Church is beauty and beauty is truth. Some sample of the many wonderful things we've experienced these la…

And that's exactly why he did it. https://t.co/Mx8ntcYEet

Will the public please stop preventing politicians from being clear? It’s so rude.

Mel Stride @MelJStride

Let me be clear. Never again will the Conservative Party undermine fiscal credibility by making promises we cannot afford. https://t.co/jDPvSVrkMr

RT @CatholicArena: Nuns pray for bride before her wedding. https://t.co/hDb7v13MfN

The public isn't with me yet, but I'm sure that within 10 years they, too, will favour handing things over to an Bavarian king who just builds castles.

Politics is so strange. The goal is to run things, the method is charm. But the profession is packed by people who wind up other people and couldn't run a bath.

I know nothing about why he's quit, but would observe that @ZiaYusufUK has endured a rolling campaign of abuse that, had he been a figure in any other party, would've been condemned by Westminster.

I… yes… well… hmmm.

I oppose a burqa ban. What interests me is a) MPs' shock that anyone would ask about it, like a maiden aunt offered cocaine, and b) that our prime minister, a lawyer with the finest of educations, is unable to think of an answer. We're not sending our best.

Sarah Pochin MP @SarahForRuncorn

I asked the Prime Minister a question that a number of people had raised with me: ‘Given the Prime Minister’s desire to strengthen strategic alignment with our European neighbours, will he — in the interest of public safety — follow the lead of France, Denmark, Belgium and https://t.co/EuspbRoOc6

Sketch on the Chancellor's fascinating speech on new train services. "When they realised there would be questions, one could see the precise moment that an audience member's soul left his body, screaming into Heaven for release." https://t.co/1lFOT2dKlE