Paul Smith

First day at big school done. Made up to have joined the team @HyperloopOne!

"We've deliberately shit the bed. Changing the sheets is out of the question, but vote for us, and we'll try not to roll in the shit."

no, the narrative switched to minimising damage. But neither main party will call Brexit the needless vandalism it is.

This whole thing is insane. This isn't the will of the people. It's the will of a Prime Minister. Nobody voted for the UK to be worse off.

So the new message is that is we don't vote Conservative, the unsubstantiated, unmandated action we don't have to take, will fail. What.

We're voting in an election that wasn't required, to meet a referendum that wasn't binding, to progress an action that doesn't better us.

There still is no objective evidence suggesting our economy will significantly improve through #brexit which, a year later, is *absurd*.

Issue with making this election about Brexit - the Tories still haven't provided a *shred* of evidence that life will be better outside EU.

#BattleForNumber10 Paxman already the weak link in this format. You can be confrontational and challenging without being a dick.

#BattleForNumber10 never thought I'd say this, but I'm warming to Corbyn. He's confident and comfortable in his beliefs - and ministerial.

1. Have fun 2. Make money 3. Work with the smartest people you know 4. Make a difference #manifesto

So why did @GPBullhound suggest the company could ever reach a $10B valuation? And why did the tech press ignore so many blatant leads?

For nearly a year, @kadhimshubber had unpicked the finances of @VeInteractive, as had @doug_scott; the irregularities were crystal clear.

This is a critical commentary on the UK tech industry as a whole, one willing to prop up failing companies despite evidence to the contrary.https://twitter.com/kadhimshubber/status/868065638316732416 …

Tannoy for Inspector Sands at St. Pancras. Most likely routine, but a little unnerving to hear that in the context of this week.