Andrew Marr
@AndrewMarr9
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LBC presenter, political editor New Statesman, painter, Scot
London, England
Joined April 2015
Yes this is good fresh stuff
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What a beautiful, nuanced, thought-provoking piece
Kate Clanchy has nothing to teach us @GMonaghan1998
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Speaking to @AndrewMarr9 last night following the first ever Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Arbitrary Detention and Hostage Affairs. We must not lose sight of the foremost duty of any government: to look after and protect our people. Yet abductor states remain at an
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Watch to the end đ
Flashback to 2018 when MPs were asked who would be Prime Minister in ten yearsâ time
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Damning report on meltdown of Labour government by @PronouncedAlva đ MPs âmutinousâ and embarrassed to admit they are Labour politicians in their social lives đłď¸ No10 âin denialâ đŞ Senior Labour figures blaming Darren Jones 𪌠Starmergeddon?
WHAT KEIR WONâT HEAR by @PronouncedAlva Keir Starmer is in trouble. Behind the Prime Ministerâs back in the Parliamentary Labour Party, there is now widespread mockery, sarcasm, name-calling and the darkest of gallows humour. MPs are worn down by 16 months of unpopular policies
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đ thank you Mick
This is the most informed article article I've read about the #BBC crisis...by Andrew Marr. From a journalistic point of view, It helps if you know where many of the bodies are buried & he certainly does https://t.co/E9VMmM5mUt
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Headless BBC now faces its biggest threat, writes @AndrewMarr9
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So yet another tough guy, donât-give-an-inch leader of the BBC is out.
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Pat McFadden tells todayâs Sunday Times about an âopportunity crisisâ and a âdiseaseâ of worklessness. The crisis is of incentives - work not paying enough relative to welfare. The disease in a broken welfare system - but itâs one he can cure. My take:
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The work incentive crisis
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Still nearly 3 weeks to go and everything can change of course. But she sounded like someone who has decided to take big, bold decisions, not to try to dodge her way through a less controversial budget⌠And then intends to stay where she is. NervousâŚbut determined!
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NEW: Just completed a fascinating conversation with the chancellor in Downing Street. Most obvious take is that not only has she decided to raise taxes but itâs likely that income tax will go up. I asked her four times and got absolutely no denial. More at 6 on @LBC
With her rare pre-Budget speech, has the Chancellor just laid the groundwork for tax rises? Rachel Reeves speaks to @AndrewMarr9 at 6pm:
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With her rare pre-Budget speech, has the Chancellor just laid the groundwork for tax rises? Rachel Reeves speaks to @AndrewMarr9 at 6pm:
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Iâve written about Labourâs bad week. Which comes on the back of a bad year. âStarmer isn't just unlucky and accident prone â he's giving it awayâ
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Just 17 per cent of the public would vote Labour if a general election were held now
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A brilliantly entertaining read from someone who knows more than a bit about politics and the media. Starmer & Co are very much masters of their own misfortune and seem impervious to learning from their errors.
Iâve written about Labourâs bad week. Which comes on the back of a bad year. âStarmer isn't just unlucky and accident prone â he's giving it awayâ
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'Why Rachel Reeves should break her tax promise' âď¸ @AndrewMarr9 for LBC Opinion https://t.co/vkQ1IYMYZn
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Maybe Iâm the only person in the land who feels like this, but Iâm feeling quietly sorry for the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves.
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Caerphilly shows the wildness and unpredictable politics of 5-party competition coming to all of us soon
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Thanks for your support @CambridgeCBR. Our #Groundbreakers film tells the story of some remarkable women & public policy changes they introduced. @JackieAshley @ChuArchives @LucyCavColl
A new film tells the story of prominent women in Westminster who entered Parliament in the early years The interviews were conducted and produced by Jackie Ashley, Deborah McGurran and Boni Sones OBE in association with the Churchill Archives Centre. https://t.co/00BFIcbZF9
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âGood news, folks, weâre not going to do this really stupid thing!â @AndrewMarr9 reacts to the government shelving its new Islamophobia definition.
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DOOM LOOP by @AndrewMarr9 Why no politician can get Britain out of this mess The postwar British political establishment is collapsing. The Conservatives threw themselves into a death spiral last year, though it had been a long time in the making. Now in government, Labour is
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Abolish the triple lock pension. @AndrewMarr9 Listen to the New Statesman podcast: https://t.co/zlHmcnj5gk
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