All the week's top political tweets in one handy location.

The constitutional spot of bother between Westminster and Holyrood over the terms of the Scottish independence referendum dominated the week's headlines.

I can't understand the ire over the Scottish Referendum. Legally, Holyrood has no automatic right to have one anyway.

— Jack Tindale (@JackTindale) January 8, 2012

A TV debate between Alex Salmond and David Cameron would be compelling viewing @alexsalmond @theSNP @Number10gov @camerondirect

— brian turnbull (@hawickteri) January 13, 2012

What Alex Salmond doesn't realise is that Mel Gibson is gonna stage a coup immediately they get independence anyway 🙂

— Mike Briercliffe (@mikejulietbravo) January 13, 2012

If we give Scotland independence, we'll only have to invade it for its oil #bbcqt

— Richard Osley (@RichardOsley) January 12, 2012

One fir all the Scots! "@karnag: Scottish independence referendum debate apparently explained in Taiwanese animation bit.ly/yvUmc0"

— Graeme Bradley (@Vicebradley) January 13, 2012

Struggling Labour leader Ed Miliband took the opportunity of a new year to relaunch his leadership.

The more Ed Miliband talks about how to fix Britain’s economy, the less voters listen econ.st/App2Y9

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) January 13, 2012

"People aren’t laughing at Ed Miliband. They’re laughing at all of us. The entire British Left" – Yes. blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/danhodges…

— blind cyclists union (@blindcyclists) January 13, 2012

I want EVERYONE to look at Ed Miliband on PMQ's tomorrow and imagine PINGU. Watch the mouth. NOOT NOOT!!

— Old Holborn (@Old_Holborn) January 10, 2012

Ed Miliband increasingly has the air of a supply teacher about him.

— Simon Blackwell (@simonblackwell) January 10, 2012

Ed Miliband shouldn't feel bad. In September 2010 the entire Labour party accidentally misspelt "David".

— John Lister (@johnlister) January 6, 2012

And, in a rather unexpected turn of events, former Man U footballer Eric Cantona decided to turn his hand to politics. At least, we thought he was going to.

Well done King Eric Cantona for highlighting the awful housing situation facing the poor in France; not much different over here.

— Jeremy Corbyn MP (@jeremycorbyn) January 11, 2012

Eric Cantona would be the greatest prime minister of all time…. FACT!

— Ben MTI (@xMoreThanInkx) January 13, 2012

Worst news of the day: Eric Cantona's 'presidential bid' was a PR stunt bit.ly/wEgyly

— Jonathan Haynes (@JonathanHaynes) January 10, 2012

"Certainly take the advice of others but always, always be yourself." – Let's kick-off Friday with the legendary Eric Cantona, shall we?

— FIFA Online 2 (@FifaOnlineII) January 6, 2012