This wonderfully photogenic #highlandcoo snapped not in the Scottish countryside but rather in the middle of Glasgow! Pollok House Country Park is the city's largest open space & home to the @burrellcollect Recommend @niamhcallan88 @erin_mndscot

the Epsteins @FinancialReview

A tax barrister is suing me personally for £8m for libel, for linking him to a dodgy tax avoidance scheme. The judgment is due out tomorrow 12pm. I'll post about it as soon as it's out.

golf war 3 @FinancialReview

I’d been thinking about Gaza, the unwillingness of so many to acknowledge its horrors, and the comparatively contained outrage over the bombing of the school in southern Iran. But this letter-writer to The Irish Times says it better.

naval gazing @FinancialReview

Tickets on sale Friday at 10.00am https://t.co/PoF8L46Vol

Huge thanks to Jude Bunting KC, Ciaran O’Shiel of @ALGoodbody + incredible @BBCNews legal team for uncovering scale of illegal monitoring of my phone data by PSNI, MI5 + other law enforcement agencies, and pressing for more. And thanks to @NUJofficial + @rte for their support

It’s very hard to believe that — There are sufficiently credible allegations of corruption or improper behavior around Epstein to arrest or charge: A British royal A former British ambassador to the U.S. A former prime minster of Norway but none of his American friends?

In Britain today, they arrested a former prince. In the U.S. today, they hung a Trump banner on the Department of Justice.

tower of lies @FinancialReview

You can’t call yourself shadow chancellor unless you’re appointed as such by the Leader of the Opposition. And you definitely can’t call yourself Shadow Home Secretary if you’re not even elected. Reform is trying to aggrandise itself. But it smacks of presumption.

As #bbclaurak is trending, it is worth reminding ourselves that just 4 weeks ago, Laura had Mandelson on for the softest interview on her show. To add insult to injury, his client, Palantir’s Louis Moseley appeared as a pundit. Complicit? https://t.co/pFeYdC6jf7

Did nationalists really vote for the GFA (it wasn't 'signed' by Stormont parties as such) because it legislated for a border poll? I don't recall this even being mentioned at the time. The main constitutional debate within nationalism seemed to be about changing Articles 2 & 3.

We insult the young by telling them to save for a deposit by buying fewer coffees. It's doubly insulting in Northern Ireland, where there are no houses to buy because better-off homeowners won't pay the price of one coffee a month to fix the water system. https://t.co/mKmUC3UaBo

@NileGardiner Among the several critical differences then and now is that the NATO treaty doesn't apply to the Falklands.

i am the walrus..@FinancialReview

CBRE NI is pleased to announce the promotion of Paddy Henry to Senior Director, Property and Facilities Management. Through work with developers, investment funds & financial institutions, Paddy brings extensive industry experience to his new role, underpinned by a BSc MRICS.

Look forward to the British right delight in being threatened, including the fanboys in the DUP.

Proud of @NiallStanage The most ethical journalist I have ever known. Thank you for speaking truth to power

Nigel Farage had a special dinner with Robert Jenrick in December. Well it was Christmas Day and neither of them had been invited anywhere  else