Patrick Moon

@TheRSC Why is the Booking Queue paused?

@AHRestaurants I meant also to say how well Harry looked after us!

@PatrickMoonBks glad you enjoyed! Thanks for coming ♥️

Amazing menu last night @AHRestaurants with the crab and duck up there amongst your best ever dishes!

Hey @TPEassist I booked this wheelchair space, and when I got on, there's a suitcase in it. Your staff on board told me to use another wheelchair space, not my booked one, rather than get anybody to move it.

I see Boris Johnson’s new book is full of self-serving justifications of his behaviour during #Partygate. Please read this Guardian letter from 2022 - & never forgive, never forget that man’s reprehensible contempt for the people he governed 💔

Every day until the election I’m posting a video showing that Donald Trump was the dumbest president in history. Here’s the cringe worthy moment when the global embarrassment walked in front of Queen Elizabeth. #TrumpIsAGlobalLaughingStock #TrumpIsUnfitForOffice

@steverichards14 With her declining viewing figures, I suppose it becomes increasingly feasible to have met them all!

Laura Kuenssberg refers repeatedly to the views of “our viewers” and “what our viewers want to hear “…How does she know…has she met them all?

@AHRestaurants Looks great! Is this downstairs at the Frog? What's the minimum and maximum number of covers?

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Lady Gaga's powerful speech against Trump, was deleted from Twitter by Elon Musk. You know what to do ‼️ Retweet it widely 🚨 @ladygaga twitter.com/kamala_wins47/…

"UK ministers rule out joining youth mobility scheme with EU" Idiots. They're still acting like a frightened opposition, not a party with an overwhelming majority. theguardian.com/politics/artic…

Left: James Cleverly criticises Labour for scrapping the Rwanda policy Right: Kwasi Kwarteng admits the Rwanda policy couldn't be delivered by Rishi Sunak and he only kept it going to save embarrassment Both interviews, hours apart, today. The Conservative party and what's left of it, is an absurd joke

@AHRestaurants Hugely!

@PatrickMoonBks Hope you enjoyed my friend

Amazing coincidence! Facebook tells me that, exactly 8 years ago, we had dinner at Hame, the Brick Lane early venture of @AHRestaurants. Tonight we were at The Frog in Covent, where chef now has both a Michelin star and an OBE. Both richly deserved!

Nigel Farage's outside interests, as well as earning him nearly £120,000 a month - yes, a month - occupy a stated 128 hours a month. That's a 30-hour week purely on outside interests alone. Are we and the people of Clacton supposed to believe he's a full time MP too?

The cover that says it all Truthfully THANKS PRIVATE EYE

This - from Private Eye - illustrates why it was reasonable to question the sentence lengths given to the Stop Oil protestors @RestIsPolitics

Making Twitter Tolerable in 2024 SUMMARY 1. Define your purpose on Twitter. 2. Block problematic high-profile accounts. 3. Tame your notifications to see less spam and fewer bots 4. Block trolls and racists - never mute them. 5. Mute specific words or phrases. 6. Create private Lists reflecting your interests. Buckle up, this is a long one. Twitter has its share of problems, especially given Elon Musk's recent actions. It's tempting to quit the platform entirely. Many sadly already have. But a few minutes spent tweaking various settings can make the Twitter experience a lot better, even now. Maybe that's worth a try before you give up? == 1. Why are you on Twitter? == Amidst all the doom and gloom, it's worth remembering what Twitter does well: - It's an excellent source of breaking news, often faster than mainstream media. - It allows for in-depth tracking of ongoing news topics. - It offers unparalleled access to expertise. - It's a good way to connect with people who share a hobby or interest. - It provides a platform for combating disinformation (to an extent). - It connects you with people from every walks of life. - It allows you to interact with authors, musicians, actors, fashion designers, brands, etc. - It lets you ask questions and get quick feedback. - Most importantly, it keeps you connected with friends you may never meet in person. What you're almost certainly not here for is all the racism and the hate. This brings me to the next point... == 2. Proactively block problematic high-profile accounts == Before giving up on Twitter, try blocking obvious troublemakers. Twitter's algorithm often promotes provocative tweets, which can negatively impact your mental health. Fight back by blocking accounts that consistently stir the pot. Here are a few accounts you may wish to block to get you started: REFORM MP @Nigel_Farage @ticerichard @LeeAndersonMP_ @RupertLowe10 @JamesReform @reformparty_uk EX TORY MPs @andreajenkyns @Jacob_Rees_Mogg @Bren4Bassetlaw @GullisJonathan @GregHands @markjenk @miriam_cates MEDIA (INDIVIDUALS) @IsabelOakeshott @CamillaTominey @AllisonPearson @JuliaHB1 @darrengrimes @danwootton @GoodwinMJ (The second tweet in this thread will contain a longer list of accounts you might also want to think about blocking. Please check it out after you've finished reading this one.) IMPORTANT: If you encounter "Temporarily Unavailable" errors when blocking multiple accounts, pace yourself and block a few at a time. Once they're blocked, you'll start to feel better almost immediately. After all, you need never worry about their poisonous words again. Don't worry about missing important information - if these accounts say something truly newsworthy, someone you follow will likely retweet it. == 3. Change your notification settings for less spam and fewer bots == - Go to Settings > Notifications > Filters - Turn "Quality filter" on - Select "Muted notifications" - Turn the following 3 muting settings on: 1. "Who have a default profile picture" 2. "Who haven't confirmed their email" 3. "Who haven't confirmed their phone number" This will ensure you'll never see responses from suspicious low-quality accounts. == 4. Block the trolls and racists == Always block trolls and racists instead of muting them. Blocking removes you from their Lists and prevents them from seeing your tweets, reducing the risk of orchestrated pile-ons. == 5. Mute specific words or phrases == You can set things up so that you will never see tweets with a particular word or phrase in them. (You can also limit it so that the rule only applies to tweets from people you don't follow.) Here's an example of how to mute all references to "Nigel Farage": 1. Go to "Settings and Privacy" 2. Choose "Privacy and safety" 3. Choose "Mute and block" 4. Choose "Muted words" 5. Click the "+" in the top right of the screen 6. Enter the word or phrase you want to mute. In this example, that's "Nigel Farage" 7. Choose whether you want to mute all references, or only those from people you don't follow 8. Click the "Save" button And bingo, you'll never see tweets that mention Nigel Farage again. It's as simple as that. == 6. Curate private Twitter Lists == Create Twitter Lists to track accounts you're interested in without necessarily following them. For example, if you're into knitting, you could create a private list of all your favourite knitting-related accounts. To add an account to a list: - Visit the account's profile page. - Click the three dots ("...") next to the envelope symbol. - Choose "Add/remove from Lists." - Select an existing list or create a new one (remember to set it to private). Twitter Lists are probably Twitter's best feature, but it's amazing how many people don't make full use of them, or even know about them at all. Once you have a few Lists set up, you can browse them instead of your "For You" feed and you'll never see an off-topic tweet again. == Conclusion == Despite its current sorry state, Twitter still has a lot to offer. By following these steps, you can enhance your Twitter experience while minimizing its negative aspects. Hope you'll stick around - it would be pretty dull here with just tumbleweed for company.

Simply unhinged. The poster was to make people laugh, not intimidate them. It was also making a serious point: that Truss was responsible for economic catastrophe and should not be normalised or taken seriously. The abject pomposity of her response makes their argument for them.

We just dropped in on Liz Truss’s pro-Trump speaking tour with a remote-controlled lettuce banner. She didn’t find it funny. 🥬

These 2 Plymouth rioters have been convicted of 209 previous offences + they told the police they were rioting because immigrants cost the taxpayer too much money. Judge Linford made them work out how much their offending had cost Britain's taxpayers over the last 38 years.👇🏻