We thought we’d take an occasional look through the Twitter feeds of leadership hopefuls Norman Lamb and Tim Farron. Today they are united, marching for human rights.

Delighted to be marching & speaking up for the Lib Dems on the Human Rights Act today. These rights are integral for a free & fair society

— Tim Farron (@timfarron) May 30, 2015

On way to Lib Dem Human Rights Act protest in London – Rule of law and protection of human rights: foundation stone of civilised society

— Norman Lamb (@normanlamb) May 30, 2015

Norman saw one omission from the Queen’s Speech:

Why no reference 2 Bill 2 give new rights to people with mental ill health & those with learning disability in Queen's Speech @JusticeforLB

— Norman Lamb (@normanlamb) May 28, 2015

While Tim has an important reminder:

Tomorrow the Queen's Speech will show how much of a moderating force the Lib Dems were in government. #tim2lead #libdems

— Tim Farron (@timfarron) May 26, 2015

Both men would stand up for rights of 16 and 17 year olds:

I believe that if 16 and 17 year olds can decide if Scotland should be independent, they should decide on our relationship with the EU.

— Tim Farron (@timfarron) May 25, 2015

Remarkable response to my tweet calling for votes for 16/17 yr olds in EU referendum: Our continent, our country, our future.

— Norman Lamb (@normanlamb) May 28, 2015

But that begs the question – would they vote against bill if it didn’t allow these young people their say? We’ll ask.

On the lighter side, Norman has his tat sorted:

Do you like the new #BackNorman badges? pic.twitter.com/N0jVT1BNGH

— Toria Flynn (@Toria_Flynn) May 28, 2015

While Tim has to apologise to Daisy Benson:

@_DaisyBenson @lfeatherstone @nick_clegg well..I'm sorry. I made a mistake! I should have snapped you up

— Tim Farron (@timfarron) May 29, 2015

We’ll be keeping an eye on their social media over the next six weeks. Watch this space.