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@charlesevansart No!

Yes even the cameraman, Gary has been made redundant!

@charlesevansart Thanks for replying Charles. That’s a shame ☹️

No, they’ve stopped doing them there.

@charlesevansart Happy New Year Charles. Are you coming to Newark for any workshops this year?

Ooh yes.

@Richard_Newbold @LidlGB @Morrisons If they’re at Safeway they must be decades old😂

Can anyone explain why the bananas at Safeway in Gamston are always green but down the A52 at @LidlGB in Bingham, they’re yellow? Surely the climate can’t be that much different. 🤔

@KimClif56917385 @suniyah09 Ours was the same. Hyundai and Skoda

@suniyah09 I done the same to Nissan and tgey said basically the same.

#martinlewis Hi Martin I used your template and wrote to Nissan last year, about 4 PCP cars I’ve had since 2012. They replied saying I had no basis for a claim or words to that effect. Can I do anything about it? Regards, Sonja

Show us your gorgeous gourds and pumpkins, and we'll share some of our favourites next week! 🎃

@sappholives83 And risking their lives bearing children

You obviously don’t know much about domestic labor. Back in the day, it was incredibly physically demanding to keep up a household and do all of the necessary tasks. That’s why rich people had servants. Imagine trying to wash clothes in a river, for example, hauling them around, soaking wet. Women used to drown because they would be pulled into the water by the weight of the clothing they were trying to wash. Then there’s all the cleaning that had to be done without modern cleaning supplies; there was soap making, canning, making jam, preserving meat – all of this was incredibly labor-intensive. Unless you were rich, as a woman, you worked your ass off all the time, and you didn’t even get to go to the pub afterwards to relax because you had to stay at home and watch the kids and tend to the house so that when your lord and master got home, he didn’t have any reason to beat the sh!t out of you. I grew up way out in the country, and even with modern conveniences, keeping a more traditional household going, even one that is only subsistence farming, is extremely laborious and requires a great deal of physical work. My mom used to spend days bent over a hot canning pot, making jelly and canning vegetables and venison. And that’s just one of the many chores that were required to keep our household up and running.

@bbcemt What rubbish - the speed limit for legal ebikes is 15.5kmph WHILST PEDALLING, not without pedalling as in your article. All throttle-powered ebikes are illegal on the road without tax & insurance. If you are pedalling & reach 15.5kmph your motor cuts out.

Call to tighten rules on e-scooters and e-bikes bbc.in/4kLYYnI

@nottslive Appealing to the vandals to desist is ridiculous. Make the recovery the responsibility of the company that owns the bikes, then perhaps they’ll make them more secure so that criminals can’t steal them and cause mayhem across the city centre.

'A real shame' as e-bikes dumped in city canal nottinghampost.com/news/nottingha…

@purplehaze1958 @itvcorrie Me too!

@itvcorrie Dee Dee? Jeeez, I’d forgotten about her!! 😳

Next week: Carla identifies a dead body, Dee-Dee makes a big decision about her baby's future, and Julie plans her funeral. Read more here: itv.com/coronationstre… #Corrie

@DavidJosephLaw2 @itvcorrie I totally forgot Dee Dee existed!

@itvcorrie I totally forgot Deedee was pregnant

@LinaDri5 @iamtomskinner @GreggsOfficial Pretty sure sandwich shops didn’t have security guards 20 years ago

Stood in the que at @GreggsOfficial to buy two coffees and sausage rolls whilst out working this morning. Whilst in the que 4 separate people walked in the shop, helped themselves to sandwiches, drinks, snacks the lot! None of the staff seemed to care and I thought I ain’t gonna bother getting into an argument with someone over a ham and cheese baguette. I don’t know peoples finances, but what I did notice that every single one of them had brand new trainers on and one was even sporting a Moncler coat! What’s happened to this country and why do people feel like it’s okay to just take what they want. Sad to see; hope it is not also happening to small independent bakeries across the UK aswell. Greggs you had £12 in sales from myself but you must of had £40 worth of goods stolen in that short ten minutes. Bosh❤️

@iancharris Bob Cryer in The Bill

Is that Eric Richards (Sargent Carter) from The Bill? #callthemidwife

@DVLAgovuk Done

@CakeSue Hi, please drop us a DM regarding this, using the link below. twitter.com/messages/compo… Thank you - Ryan.

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@mrsgaius @AndrewHighPeak1 Don’t have palm oil, emulsifier etc like the Graze ones

@AndrewHighPeak1 I wouldn't call flapjacks healthy at all! Even my own homemade ones are laden with sugar, butter and syrup. Makes me popular with my family though.

Don't kid yourselves that factory-made flapjacks are healthy. Delicious for sure but healthy? #insidethefactory

@AndrewHighPeak1 Just looked at the ingredients 🤮Best make them yourself, oats, butter, syrup, brown sugar

@ChallonerSara Venture capitalist must gave been a customer crying when his supply dried up

A venture capitalist? Didn't see that one coming. Crime doesn't pay? #24hoursinpolicecustody

@BBCNews I’ve never willingly drunk a cup of tea & I’m 62

'It’s an old person's drink.' Is Britain's love for tea cooling off? bbc.in/4gqhIHu

@Banginman @BBCPolitics Interest is paid on instalments of IHT

"My dad can't afford to die" Thousands of farmers protest in Westminster over changes to inheritance tax announced in Budget bbc.in/3ABzVms