@Toby wrote:
Who else do you follow out of interest perksie?
I follow Stephen Fry, who often has interesting tweets.
Stephen Fry is good, although I dropped him for a while as his tweeting rate was too high.
@One of the very best is @RealTimeWWII who gives a day by day account of the last world war from 72 years ago, so has just started on 1942. Highly recommended for any history fans.
Here are a few and it's not an exhaustive list.
Andrew Neil from BBC This Week.
Bill Bailey.
Leslie Phillips.
qikipedia (The QI Elves).
John Cleese.
Mark Gatiss.
Private Eye Magazine.
Graham Cluley (security expert formerly of Sophos).
Graham Garden.
Jack Dee.
Rob Brydon.
samknows (broadband info).
Jay Rayner (restaurant critic (his reviews in The Guardian are a must read)).
There are many others some personal, some are charities, some are specialised interests and a few journalists that are interesting.
Some politicians as well if they have anything of interest to say.
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