Andrew David Stedman

Bravo to the awesome @jonesgarethp for this superb musical effort about my Chamberlain book! I can see Neville bobbing his head to it now... 🎶😆👏

@adriangphillips - Consider my re-education underway... 😉😆👏 Flicked through it and was most amused by your description of the 'nanny' Inskip!

Great at a party - not that there were any parties (if there were parties, he certainly didn't realise it) - less great in a global pandemic. 🤡

@YorkshireFests @DavidHindmarsh7 @PremiershipYrs Nonsensical argument. Put Klopp's team against any of your supposed 'better' teams who won more league titles and the trophy would be handed out to LFC by March. Celtic have won 14 of the last 15 Scotts titles. By your logic that makes them greater than any team discussed so far.

@ADStedman @DavidHindmarsh7 @PremiershipYrs Won same number of leagues as Leicester under Klopp. Points mean absolutely nothing if you ain’t winning the league. Nobody recalls who came second. Unlucky to hit prime Man City but can’t be one of best teams ever with so few trophies.

Jordan Henderson is a painfully limited footballer who's managed to make himself valuable mainly by yelling at much better players than himself, telling them what they should do, often things he can't or doesn't do. Oh and he's a "great lad to have around the place" 👍

@YorkshireFests @DavidHindmarsh7 @PremiershipYrs Almost all of those teams scored far fewer points than when Klopp's LFC finished *second*.

@DavidHindmarsh7 @ADStedman @PremiershipYrs In the last 20 years we’ve had pep’s Man City, the invincibles, 2 different era’s of fergies Man U, mourinho’s chelsea. Klopp’s team are below all of these. This is just in the last 20 years.

@YorkshireFests @DavidHindmarsh7 @PremiershipYrs in *26 years*, and more than Pep's Man City), as well as a raft of other more 'minor' trophies, and you have to regard that easily as one of the best teams in English history. They did all that playing some of the most thrilling, high-tempo, attacking football I've ever seen. 4/4

@YorkshireFests @DavidHindmarsh7 @PremiershipYrs during the ERA on Pep's Man City - widely regarded as either the greatest English team ever OR the biggest cheats in English football history (you decide), so any arguments about 'lack of competition' are nonsense. Add in *3* CL finals (that's one fewer than Fergie's Utd made 3/

@depression2019 'Accidentally'? 🤨

Guys did we accidentally elect a complete retard

@shonkpa55133 That is *great* craftsmanship. Never give up. 😍👏

Can someone’s stay for 10 seconds and tell my dad his wooden manta rays are NOT ugly.. Please this would mean the world to him, Do you like them? 🥹

@RupertPitt1 Unemployment fell year on year from 1932, with one slight spike in 1938, largely as a result of increasing rearmament. There was the beginnings of a new housing boom - again, until NC was forced to rearm. Even his critics admit he had steered us through the Depression v. capably.

A most impressive post from Chris Rose, please look below. Chris Rose’s post be in every home in Britain. 🇬🇧 As in the late 1930s, under the Stanley Baldwin Government 1935-1937, and the Neville Chamberlain Government 1937-1940, Britain is decaying and failing.

@TheAthleticFC Great article. 👏 Do any of the authors know if it was always the intention to play Isak and Ekitike together - even if it means deviating from the standard 433? It felt over the summer like we signed Ekitike because we couldn't get Isak - then were surprised we *could* get Isak.

How Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool love affair ended: ■ Free transfer exit sealed well before Galatasaray tie ■ Doubts attacker would accept less game time ■ Team-mates sad but not shocked ■ Saudi uncertainty could lead to U.S. move ■ Liverpool likely to sign winger but no guarantee of marquee name ■ FSG support Slot despite poor season 📝 @JamesPearceLFC, @Simon_Hughes__ and @greggevans40 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/71489…

Continuing coverage for our 'Churchill the Artist' programming, which it was such fun to curate. Huge thanks to @artnet and @bestofbritishuk magazine for spotlighting these important displays at @ChartwellNT.

Hooray! It’s publication day! Portly swims into bookshops for Easter storytelling, adventure having, & the joy of nibbling on a potted shrimp sandwich beside a river. It has been a joy to create this book with the wonderful Polly Dunbar & the smashing team @FarshoreBooks.

@HiddenYorkshire @mjsimpsonfilms - to much amusement from my students. 😆3/3

@HiddenYorkshire @mjsimpsonfilms they believe Cunk is representative of what a historian 'is' and does. Surely everyone gets that she's a *spoof* historian? That said, I've never had the comments you've had, so I can see why it would be annoying. I *have* tried to say 'Thucydides' with a Geordie twang though 2/3

the fact that the only famous female working-class historian on telly is a parody character who is intentionally stupid...the amount of comments I've had saying "I've found the real Philomena Cunk!" bc of my accent (which isn't even that broad because I have a 'camera voice')...it's like the concept of a working-class, northern, female historian is intrinsically funny, such an absurdity to the conventional image of a historian to be humorous. Does Cunk only 'work' as a joke because she 'sounds' stupid? Would she 'sound' stupid if she had a different accent? Not to be the historian friend who is too woke or anything but I am starting to Notice...

@qikipedia I've got a squirrel peacekeeping force at the bottom of my garden. Keeps the weasels and the badgers from doing each other in. We've not had a major weasel-badger conflagration in six years now.

Doñana National Park in Spain has a ‘Firefighting Donkey Battalion’. By eating weeds, the donkeys cut down the risk of forest fires. They haven’t had a wildfire for nine years.

Holy Island, Northumberland.