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Here is the latest post for my #Chelsea blog - remembering Marvin Hinton. ✍️ I hope that you enjoy reading it, I would love to hear your thoughts. 💙 #CFCHeritage thelittlebluechelseablog.wordpress.com/2026/03/27/rem…

No Bank Holiday CarryOn weekend would be complete without this clip. Sore Misgivings. #CarryOnWeakend

Good evening! This week's theme is London Homes 🏡 ----- 'Good Morning, Muswell Hill' (2014) by Nessie Ramm nessieramm.co.uk

Sunday on the Antrim coast… Ballintoy, Lisnagunogue and Whitepark Bay. 💚 📸 Anne Kelly Art and Photography

Raya has been having a lazy Sunday! 😺🐾🧡

🇺🇸 Farewell and thank you for the warmth of your welcome and the kind support you gave us throughout our first visit to the US as King and Queen, in this, your special anniversary year. We leave a piece of our ❤️ behind and take a little of yours back home with us. Until the next time… God Bless America. - Charles R. & Camilla R. 📷 @ChrisJack_Getty / Getty Images

"Why should it be that we as British Jews need to worry about going about our daily lives?" Our Chief Executive, @KarenPollock100, speaking on BBC News at Ten last night.

This morning, our Chief Executive @KarenPollock100 spoke to @NickFerrariLBC on the actions needed after yesterday's terrorist attack.

In New York today, The King and Queen have paid their respects at the 9/11 Memorial.   During their time at the site, Their Majesties honoured the lives that were lost during the attacks, and recognised the courage of the men and women involved in the rescue efforts.   This year marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks.

Magilligan Point, where Lough Foyle meets the North Atlantic Ocean, with Binevenagh Mountain as a backdrop. Not a bad view.

She left Pripyat with a handbag and a promise she’d return in a few days -- but it's been 40 years now. A Chernobyl survivor goes back to her abandoned home, and shares how the disaster, evacuation, and its consequences shaped her entire life. By @radiosvoboda

Forty years ago, the world faced one of the largest nuclear disasters – the fourth reactor of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant exploded. A significant amount of radioactive material was released. Hundreds of thousands of people have been dealing with the consequences of that tragedy for years. To contain the radiation, a sarcophagus was built over the destroyed reactor. Later, more than 40 countries enclosed it with the New Safe Confinement to prevent further disasters. These two structures are what protect against radioactive releases and contamination. Their maintenance and protection are in everyone’s interest. But through its war, Russia is once again bringing the world to the brink of a man-made disaster – Russian-Iranian “shaheds” regularly fly over the plant, and one of them struck the confinement last year. The world must not allow this nuclear terrorism to continue, and the best way is to force Russia to stop its reckless attacks. We remember everyone who gave their lives while dealing with the aftermath of this tragedy. May all the victims of the Chornobyl disaster rest in peace. @United24media

One of Mary Queen of Scots’s ladies-in-waiting - beautifully painted by the French artist, Quesnel. One of my favourite portraits at ⁦@AlthorpHouse⁩

I know I’m biased because it’s my hometown, but in my opinion, St Andrews in Fife is the best town in Britain. It has everything. Ancient history. Beautiful Georgian architecture. The home of golf. West Sands beach (immortalised in the opening scene of Chariots of Fire). Staggeringly beautiful enormous skylines. Endless great pubs, restaurants, independent shops and a vibrancy that is sadly lacking in so many towns right now. It’s an unbelievably special place. ♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Castlerock beach and The Barmouth looking stunning in the beautiful sunshine today! 📸 Colleen Webb Photography • @ColleenWebb0

Club statement: Liam Rosenior

Serenity… a moment of calm from Rathlin Island, County Antrim. 📸 Shauna Fannin • @fannin_shauna

Thinking of the late Queen Elizabeth II who would have turned 100 today. 👑🩷 Left - Coventry Evening Telegraph, 6th February 1952. Right - Suffolk Chronicle, 5th June 1953. #QueenElizabethlI

Remembering Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 1926 – 2022. © All Rights Reserved.

“I declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service.” On her 21st birthday in 1947, Queen Elizabeth II pledged to devote her life to the service of her people. She remained true to her word – undertaking official duties up until her final days. Tomorrow would have been her 100th birthday. Ahead of events to mark the anniversary, we look back on Her late Majesty’s life and work.

This coming week, we will remember the life of Queen Elizabeth II, 100 years on from her birth. Her Majesty lived through an extraordinary period in world history. As Monarch, she comforted the nation in difficult times, and was often at the centre of celebrations and moments of national pride. We look back at some of the historic events which marked her reign, and made her a constant in many of our lives.