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@CelestaJonah Amazing work and talent 😍 how big is the finished piece?

My first painting of the year🎨 . Support your Female Artist, fam❤️

@DeliverooHelp Been waiting 7th Jan for your Customer Service team to come back to me. I had horrible "customer service" via Live Chat. Emailed Deliveroo Customer Service again 8th Jan... no reply. Please can you help?

@susjrndjjw Our apologies, If this hasn't been fixed yet, please DM us with your account email address and further details 👉📨 PD

.@ChrisGPackham @_BCT_ @Hs2Rebellion No doubt you've probably seen this already but if not ... vimeo.com/420491728?fbcl… 😢🦇🌳#HS2 #NaturalEngland #EnvAgency #bats #batconservation

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@susie_dent is there a clear origin of when & why people started using "Should of" instead of "should have / "should've"? Was it once a regionalism that's now spread far and wide?

Take 60 seconds out and watch this , you won't regret it. #NatureNow

From Monday all funds & resources from @Themurrayparish will be redirected to support the incredible effort on the frontline @NHSuk They need you now more than ever before. Go to our website to pledge. 🙏🙏 #CoronaCrisis #coronavirus @DrSarahParish #NHS

Caroline Flack “The line then that separates people who kill themselves and people that don’t is vague and uncertain, it is a line within each of us, not between us.” russellbrand.com/caroline-flack/

108 ancient woodlands are set to be destroyed by HS2 . Don’t let this be their last Christmas . Make a pledge to stand for the trees at StandForTheTrees.org #ReThinkHS2 Sound on .

Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, has become known for making offensive and controversial declarations. Here he is in his own words.

@TheProteinWorks Btw I have to say that I can't fault your customer service team, a real pleasure to deal with! Great service, thank you.

Sleep well everyone 😱 #spinechills twitter.com/huffingtonpost…

Puppy dog,Uttana Shishosana!Great stretch for shoulders and spine.Incl this in #yoga tomo @Recheres 9.30am #tooting

A pigeon fitted with a camera for doing aerial surveys, France, circa 1910.

The life of the "Mark Twain Tree," felled in 1891. Slices of its trunk were sent to the Museum of Natural History.