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02.03.2026 18:15
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Why not just say well done to someone who will most likely be a cracking MP? Has he even seen who's been elected - it's so weird.
Some beans and some weird flat Yorkshire pudding like thing on a plate
Is hospital food like this in other countries? This is my son's dinner - think it's supposed to be an omelette with the beans but not sure
Lost my phone in London, with four credit cards and £150 cash in the case. Returned to me within 21 minutes. This hellhole of a city eh.
A bit of snow inside the bothy at Top Withins this morning. A grouse appeared just at the right moment for this shot. 😊
This is a very fun, smart take on the Wuthering Heights film by Jo Ellison as.ft.com/r/66502c7c-a...
Glandular fever - he's been very ill but home now thank goodness.
My mother died this week. I’m not posting this for sympathy, although thank you. But I realised I was so extremely grateful for people who showed small kindnesses this week. People who let me out while I was driving to her deathbed. People who smiled when I got stuck at the self service supermarket.
I'm very sorry about your mum. My son was in hospital this week and it's so true - the only thing cutting through the fog were the small moments of kindness.
This happened to a car on our street and it was teenage lads for larks.
Can't understand that. I had a crush on Heathcliff from the age of about 12.
This is the most devastating interview and she is an extraordinary MP
How to feed and encourage birds naturally in gardens - creating long lived habitat and plant communities for birds to thrive
www.wildway.info/p/how-to-fee... My original advice on this topic is now widely adopted as the standard approach around the world.
I totally agree.
Don't remember Lily Allen singing about this
Sir Ian McKellen performing a monologue from Shakespeare’s Sir Thomas More on the Stephen Colbert show. Never have I heard this monologue performed with such a keen sense of prescience. Nor have I ever been in this exact historical moment.TY Sir Ian, for reaching us once again.
#Pinks #ProudBlue
Boy saves family with 2.5-mile swim in shark-infested waters MANA SHEPHERD/ASAP, ALA James Salmon Perth A 13-year-old boy who swam for four hours through shark-infested Western Australia's waters to save his mother and two siblings after they were swept out to sea has been described as "superhuman" by rescue services. Austin Appelbee swam 25 miles to shore to raise the alarm after getting into difficulties with his mother, Joanne, 47, brother Beau, 12, and sister Grace, 8, police said. He then ran 1.2 miles to find help. Paul Bresland, Naturaliste Volunteer Marine Rescue commander, said that Austin's efforts were "superhuman". The family were on holiday last week Quindalup near Dunsborough. coastal town about 150 miles south of Perth, where they live. Making the most of what appeared to be calm conditions, they paddled out into Geographe Bay 3. Family rescued 9 miles from shore Indian Ocean 1. Austin swims 2.5 miles to shore Geographe Bay 2. He runs 1.2 miles to call for help in Dunsborough Quindalup Jetty 3 miles in the Indian Ocean on Friday morning on a kayak and inflatable paddleboards. At about llam conditions became rougher. They lost their paddles and their kayak flipped over and started sinking as it filled with water. Austin's mother realised their best chance of survival was asking her elder son to swim for shore while she tried to keep her other children from drowning "One of the hardest decisions I ever had to make was to say to Austin, "Try to get to shore and get some help, this could get really serious really quickly she told the broadcaster ABC. *I knew he was the strongest and he could do it." For the next few hours, she and her rounger children clung to their paddle boards. Austin set off on an inflatable kayak wearing a lifejacket. He abandoned the kayak after it took on water, and took off the lifejacket. Austin said he tried to focus on positive thoughts as he swam through rough seas. "The waves are massive and " he said. "I just I have no lifej…
sorry to be sentimental but this is the most amazing heartwarming story
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"I've even eaten a Greggs."
💜 10/10
this week’s cover by Till Lauer
Felix would approve I'm sure
Look dear the newsnight guy is wearing the strobing jacket again
I've said it before and I'll say it again. The interest rates charged on student loans are criminal.
Oh no. I'm so sorry. He was so clearly an amazing dog x
There's a chapati cafe somewhere though 🤣
They know what they say is untrue, they do not care it is untrue.
The media know that what they repeat is untrue, they do not care it is untrue.
Their supporters know what they are told is untrue, they do not care it is untrue.
Telling the truth is not enough, unless people care about the truth.
From this zinger of a paragraph
