Mrs May when you say you're delaying one's speech by "a few days", when exactly did you have in mind? Only, one has one or two things to do.
— Elizabeth Windsor (@Queen_UK) June 12, 2017
I bought my friend an elephant for his room.
He said "Thanks"
I said "Don't mention it"…
— Kate Kennedy (@kkennedyshinn) June 11, 2017
Re Labour losing election. It’s about direction of travel. Better to be heading up the up escalator than tumbling from top of the down one.
— David Schneider (@davidschneider) June 11, 2017
A pundit who said he'd "eat his book" if Corbyn got 38% of the vote just ate his book on TV https://t.co/NKJg9mE8bt pic.twitter.com/qlJUVJf3aM
— BuzzFeed UK (@BuzzFeedUK) June 10, 2017
#tbt to those bike spoke thingys…ain’t none of your kids know about these. #ThursdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/kGwEQP12PP
— David Crowder (@crowdermusic) June 15, 2017
Weather update: really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really nice.
— innocent drinks (@innocent) June 15, 2017
Weather update: hay fever. HAY FEVER EVERYWHERE.
— innocent drinks (@innocent) June 16, 2017
I think I preferred that year when just celebrities were dying…
— John Archer (@TheArchini) June 14, 2017
How a fed-up coffee shop owner deals with rude customershttps://t.co/vpGZUzuhVi pic.twitter.com/F5GlBSHKlG
— The Poke (@ThePoke) June 14, 2017
I'm going to start using "8 seats short of an overall majority" as a way of saying "not all there".
— Jay Foreman (@jayforeman) June 13, 2017
This is everything you want Twitter to be pic.twitter.com/dAbgQL0GcE
— tom jamieson (@jamiesont) June 13, 2017
Currently obsessed with the fact Corbyn's youngest son is basically Elijah Wood pic.twitter.com/r7FoYoAjDO
— HannahJane Parkinson (@ladyhaja) June 12, 2017
Spending half an hour trying to choose a sandwich based on someone's personality because they said "oh just get me anything"
— VeryBritishProblems (@SoVeryBritish) June 17, 2017
When politics restarts after #GrenfellFire, rightly or wrongly, the Prime Minister will be judged on the contrast between these two photos pic.twitter.com/XTIgvVEz5k
— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) June 16, 2017
Donald Trump as a refugee? A Syrian artist paints him and other world leaders as refugees
https://t.co/4l2SuMLpa6 pic.twitter.com/7y8TKlvZnd— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) June 17, 2017
This is the symmetry of our divided nation and the split between our generations. Feels like we need a new kind of politics. pic.twitter.com/5CqA2Vxckv
— krish kandiah (@krishk) June 14, 2017
Know it is about more than single personalities but a prime minister too scared to meet victims of a national tragedy simply has to go.
— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) June 17, 2017
A message from The Queen on Her Majesty's Official Birthday. https://t.co/vaKt5qj7IZ pic.twitter.com/Tv7t9aB3PV
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) June 17, 2017
Re; that last RT – She comes from unimaginable privilege, but the Queen rarely hits a wrong note.
— Jojo Moyes (@jojomoyes) June 17, 2017
Brutal, in tomorrow's Times
(via @BrookesTimes, @StigAbell) pic.twitter.com/3zfR80dVWx
— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) June 16, 2017
You're allowed to be angry
You're allowed to protest
But please be peaceful
Not least because the emergency services are already flat out…— John Sutherland (@policecommander) June 16, 2017
Theresa May : "I couldn't speak to residents of Grenfell Tower because of security concerns"
The Queen : "Hold my crown…" https://t.co/dCyLo55G8a— Adam🏳️🌈🎮 (@thegaymeradam) June 16, 2017
Tobias Ellwood said that Theresa May didn't meet victims because of "safety concerns" but today a 91 year old Queen Elizabeth is braving it.
— Rupert Myers (@RupertMyers) June 16, 2017
Just think about how insulting the phrase "security fears" is. Describing the very community who already feel neglected/at arm's length.
— Jane Merrick (@janemerrick23) June 16, 2017
The only "lesson" to come out of this tragedy it's that it shouldn't take the deaths of innocent people for a lesson to be learned (end)
— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) June 16, 2017
The Times says the "fire resistant" panels cost £24. The flammable £22. Making the building non-flammable would have cost £5K more. Stunned. https://t.co/ijzs7iRISm
— Tom Peck (@tompeck) June 15, 2017
Grenfell is what happens when you have a government and society that has its priorities wrong. Value of lives tied to incomes. Our disgrace.
— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) June 15, 2017
Churches open up & help in #GrenfellTower disaster. The world applauds. A Christian political leader talks about faith. The world hounds him
— Sam Hailes ن (@samhailes) June 15, 2017
I do not say this lightly, but I think this could be the most heartbreakingly pathetic tweet I've ever seen. pic.twitter.com/6dTut9Ngp0
— Jamie Ross (@JamieRoss7) June 14, 2017
The line, “I made this mess, so I am the best person to fix it” was first used by Home Sec Charles Clarke. Sacked 2 wks later#TheresaMay
— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) June 13, 2017
I don't think the idea that the person who makes the mess is the best qualified person to get us out of the mess is scientifically viable.
— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) June 13, 2017
This must be very upsetting for you. The whole world is thinking of you in your distress. https://t.co/DY8ckQxkdU
— Armando Iannucci (@Aiannucci) June 16, 2017
This Anchorman spoof is EVERYTHING.
Watch @Channel4News @SkyNews & @itvnews staying 'not-classy' for @TheLastLeg #MoreInCommon pic.twitter.com/XgJ6hWedwL
— Channel 4 (@Channel4) June 16, 2017
After a few weeks of unimaginable tragedy, @TheLastLeg offer a message of hope.#ChooseLove #TheLastLeg pic.twitter.com/anuyNXifEm
— Channel 4 (@Channel4) June 16, 2017
Time to come together & put our differences aside. If @edballs and @michaelgove can, anyone can. #MoreinCommon#TheLastLeg special on NOW pic.twitter.com/qQoGBGUzcD
— Channel 4 (@Channel4) June 16, 2017
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ineke.co.uk 
Well I guess we know how you voted then.
haha! I’d say you know more how I *didn’t* vote.
Yep. Something to consider – that people my age have been subject to government by the best and worst of both parties over the years and there’s probably a reason the graph you posted looks like it does that isn’t about being better off.