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@carrielbjohnson @susannareid100 Just finished watching and just wanted to say you were absolutely amazing and thank you for everything you did. Also, if that colleague of yours was a real person I’m so sorry you had to put up with that horrible attitude, on top of everything else you had to go through.

My dear friend "Sarah" speaking so bravely here to @susannareid100 The fact that more women are coming forward only confirms to me that we still don't know the full extent of Worboys' offending, and why it is so important that he remains behind bars x.com/GMB/status/205…

@welshjaci @ITVX It was so well done. And absolutely shocking. 3%.

Have just watched the incredible #BelieveMe by Jeff Pope @ITVX So powerful without being sensationalist, the end statistic on which the drama finishes is so disturbing.

@DanielMays9 @MetroUK Absolutely brilliant performance as I knew it would be. Well done for your part in telling this awful story.

'Playing one of Britain's worst ever sexual predators absolutely terrified me' metro.co.uk/2026/05/10/pla… via @MetroUK

@mel_giedroyc @MMargolyes I absolutely loved it! Watched it every lunchtime of if I was home. Fond memories!

Here’s a #ThrowbackThursday for you… Mel & Sue in their ‘Light Lunch’ days 1997-1999! Who remembers watching this? #MelGiedroyc #SuePerkins #MelandSue

@PaintingsLondon @DFletcherArtist Really beautiful. I could look at it all night!

'The Yellow House at Dusk', Forest Gate (2025) by Doreen Fletcher doreenfletcherartist.com

@JeffHolland07 @woodg31 @HarwichMuseum You drew those?! Amazing!

These are blow ups of my original drawings for the studio tickets for #HideHi and #OhDoctorBeeching which I am offering for sale signed at the annual Hi-de-Hi event in Harwich 26th April @HarwichMuseum and events in Norwich and Thetford! More details to follow!

@theortoncobbler @ScarredForLife2 What is that creature supposed to be?!

@ScarredForLife2 I see your Hartley Hare, and raise you Rupert’s buddy Ragatty 😱😱😱

Scarred For Life Hall of Famer HARTLEY HARE, operated and voiced by the great Nigel Plaskitt, was the undoubted star of ITV kid's show Pipkins (1973). He was vain, arrogant, conceited, and looked like he'd had a brush with myxomatosis. I adore him.

@DreyfusJames Adorable picture and how great is your jumper?!

Thanks, Mum, for carrying this walloping, great fatty around for 9 months, going through a gruelling 48 hour delivery & for everything in between for the last 57 years…❤️

@horrormuseum True Romance and the Pulp Fiction. Jackie Brown 3rd.

Which is your all-time favorite Tarantino movie?

@CastingStonesBB @thewittyblessed Yesssss me too!!

I strongly believe everyone has that one movie that can NEVER leave their top 4. What’s yours? (I’m judging)

@Lost___London That’s so eerie and beautiful!

Ticket barrier at Victoria Station c1960.

@RexerMatt @onbeinganangel I’m rewatching!

@onbeinganangel Gonna start my rewatch (maybe also number 6 for me... somewhere around there) today too. Wonder how many of us are there?

rewatched the twin peaks pilot. well now i have to keep going to see what happens (i have seen the entire show five times)

@GylesB1 You’re both amazing! Absolutely inspirational.

Here’s my glamorous friend, Dame Sheila Hancock. Incredibly, she’ll be 93 tomorrow & together we’re going to the British Library to celebrate the centenary of our mutual chum, Kenneth Williams. See rosebudpodcast.co.uk to hear Sheila’s episode & look out for our KW special.

@driverbod125 @mrwilldouglas Yeah, I go to events at the NEC so it has to be international sadly!

@MissRozB @mrwilldouglas Aah yes you’re right, the xx:45s take the more direct route from Leamington to Birmingham, rather than via International.

That was the worst and most unsafe train journey I’ve experienced. @CrossCountryUK you should be ashamed. You lay on a dirty, old train. And allow it to fill to the gunnels. People jammed in filling toilets, vestibules and luggage hold areas. Elderly and disabled people, and mums with young kids treated like cattle. Packed in like sardines. Plus no audible information - tannoy so quiet no one could hear. It’s dangerous for people to travel squashed like this and had I been travelling with my wife and children I’d have got off. From what I can see on X this is a regular occurrence. Mark my words - if there is a major tragedy involving an overcrowded train like this there will be horrendous and unnecessary loss of lives, and people rightly going to jail for turning a blind eye. XC Trains Ltd / Crosscountry Trains - you need to find a way to put the passengers before your profits and shareholders.

@London_W4 @john_ford77 Funny coincidence, I’m booked for lunch there next week!

@john_ford77 Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese in Fleet Street.

Have a guess why these oak beams in the ceiling of this London pub I’m in right now, are black and burnt? Yes, that’s right: they were burnt in The Great Fire of London in 1666. How incredible is that? Blows my mind.

@driverbod125 @mrwilldouglas @CrossCountryUK One every hour to Birmingham international. Same back. There’s never any more and they’re always 5 carriages only, one being first class

@MissRozB @mrwilldouglas @CrossCountryUK There’s a roughly two-hourly additional service - 16 per day of the xx:09 departures from Reading to Birmingham, and 8 per day of xx:45/55 departures. realtimetrains.co.uk/search/detaile…

@Classicbritcom Wow, she’s looks amazing for 80!

Brenda Blethyn is 80 today, Happy Birthday Brenda 🎁🎂

@Beverleycallard All my best wishes - you’re doing so well!

Update ❤️

@Lost_In_Films_ Haha awwwww

@MissRozB I saw one of the toy Asda trolleys in a charity shop once, that kid wasn't happy with Santa 🤣

Looking for love, pick up a random stranger at Asda, really ? One thing I don't miss shopping online the creeps following or approaching me Instore. Imagine carrying red calling basket.