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@georgegalloway @s_m_marandi Happy anniversary, George and @GayatriGalloway! 🎊 Fwiw, I predict it'll go the distance! Match made in heaven. 🙏

@s_m_marandi Float like a butterfly sting like a 🐝

The man on the right reminds me of Mohammed Ali.

@raye Doesn't get much better than this, kid! Our greatest studio once again meeting its match! Positive symphony of perfect sound. And songwriting for the soul. 🙏

I know you’re hurting 😭❤️‍🩹

@Molitor63 @Lord_Sugar Niche technical point but yes. Bookishly smart! 👏 My point more the transactional frustration those of us who live in #Scotland (or, in my case, used to) have faced for too long! Tho must have been a brave man who refused @JudyMurray..! x.com/JudyMurray/sta…

@RealHumptyB @Lord_Sugar Scottish notes are not legal tender, even in Scotland. They are just 'accepted'. Only BoE notes are legal.

Anyone seen one of these

@SFAactive @Lord_Sugar If 'we' = (Bank of) #England, not since 1940s, I'm told. Above note issued #NI but legal tender in UK. Ditto notes issued by Scottish banks.

@RealHumptyB @Lord_Sugar Did we have 100 pounds. I thought 50 pounds were the highest paper money we had

@elaine_paige @BBCTwo Superlative stuff last night, Elaine. Songs and performances. Start to finish. 👏 Great to see the brilliant Harry Stoneham again too!

Join me tomorrow night at 9.20pm, Sat 28th March, on @bbctwo for Vol 3 of 'Show Tunes at The BBC' featuring a further collection of archive musical theatre footage from the #BBC vaults. And afterwards you'll be able to watch the previous Vol.1 & Vol.2 - Jazz hands at the ready!

@ZenoZokalj @georgegalloway @MoatsTV See my previous tweet.

@RealHumptyB @georgegalloway @MoatsTV And I am everyday Croat living in Croatia and seeing my country turning from white roman catholic to mixed muslim/hindu/something else. Since I've never seen any of those choices in any elections, how are we living in democracy?

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The #Croatian people voted *#For* #EU membership in a national referendum in 2012. Up to 70% of you. *Every* county in #Croatia wanted in. Surprised you don't know this. No serious resistance to EU membership so far. As an evident outlier, you're just gonna have to suck it up, ol' son. It's called #democracy. 🇭🇷

@RealHumptyB @georgegalloway @MoatsTV And no, why would I want Islamic extremists in my country? No Croats would. Yet, we import 200K foreign workers a year from Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan... If we are truly a democracy, tell me when we voted for this? Also tell me who and when voted for Ursula to lead us?

@Lord_Sugar Look back on my own 1512 with great affection. No joke!

Our prime minister was once able to made smart decisions on his IT kit. Two Amstrad computers.

I just called the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, His Beatitude Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, to express my great sorrow over this morning's unfortunate incident in the Old City of Jerusalem, in which Cardinal Pizzaballa and the Custos of the Holy Land, the Most Reverend Fr. Francesco Ielpo, were prevented from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for prayers amid the ongoing security situation. I clarified that the incident stemmed from security concerns due to the continuous threat of missile attacks from the Iranian terror regime against the civilian population in Israel, following previous incidents in which Iranian missiles fell in the area of the Old City of Jerusalem in recent days. I reaffirmed the State of Israel's unwavering commitment to freedom of religion for all faiths and to upholding the status quo at the holy sites of Jerusalem.

However, given the holiness of the week leading up to Easter for the world’s Christians, Israel’s security arms are putting together a plan to enable church leaders to worship at the holy site in the coming days.

Today, out of special concern for his safety, Jerusalem police prevented the Latin Patriarch Cardinal Pizzaballa from holding mass this morning at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Again, there was no malicious intent whatsoever, only concern for his safety and that of his party.

אני מביע את תמיכתי המלאה בפטריארך הלטיני של ירושלים ובנוצרים בארץ הקודש, שנמנע מהם לחגוג את מיסת יום ראשון של כפות התמרים בכנסיית הקבר. אני מגנה את החלטת המשטרה הישראלית, שמצטרפת לרצף מדאיג של הפרות מעמד המקומות הקדושים בירושלים. יש להבטיח את חופש הפולחן בירושלים לכל הדתות.

At the beginning of Holy Week, our prayers are more than ever with the Christians of the #MiddleEast, who are suffering the consequences of a brutal conflict and, in many cases, are unable to observe fully the liturgies of these holy days. Just as the Church contemplates the mystery of the Lord’s Passion, we cannot forget those who today are truly sharing in his suffering. Their ordeal challenges all our consciences. Let us raise our prayer to the Prince of Peace that he may sustain the peoples wounded by war and open concrete paths to reconciliation and #peace. #PrayTogether

אין השמדת ערך כמו מה שעושה הממשלה הזו למעמדנו הבינלאומי. לא רק שהמשטרה מנעה הבוקר מהפטריארך הלטיני של ירושלים להגיע לתפילה בכנסיית הקבר, עברו מאז שעות על שעות, כל העולם הקתולי מתהפך עלינו, ראשי מדינות מוציאים הודעות מזועזעות נגדנו, ומהצד הישראלי אין הסבר, אין הודעת מאף גורם מדיני, אין מישהו שמרים את הראש ואומר: "זו לא הכרזת מלחמה של היהודים על העולם הנוצרי, אלה הגבלות בזמן מלחמה שנועדו לשמור על שלומו של הפטריארך ומאמיניו."

If you're the mother who was reading Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone aloud to your child on the LNER train from London to Edinburgh yesterday, one of my grown up children was listening and says you did the voices brilliantly❤️🥹

How do you, as one of the so-called elite presumably, square this viewpoint with living under #Croatia's parliamentary democracy? (Functioning but deeply flawed republic operating with recognised elections, #EU/#NATO integration, and other democratic institutions.) Would your nation be enhanced by a ruling executive of, say, #Muslim extremists? Don't everyday #Croatians *deserve* a say in the running of their/your country?

@RealHumptyB @georgegalloway @MoatsTV Democracy?!? 😂 Democracy is a failed system. It rewards quantity over quality which NEVER led to progress and innovation. You're ignorant af. USA is not a democracy, neither is Israel. Just two rogue states ignoring international law and committing crimes against humanity.

Happy Holy Week 🔥 🌴 ⚔️ 🎥 childlikemedia

Here is a day-by-day overview of #HolyWeek (also called Passion Week), which begins on #PalmSunday (March 29, 2026) and culminates on #EasterSunday (April 5, 2026). This sacred period in the #Christian calendar commemorates the final week of #Jesus #Christ's earthly life, his suffering (Passion), death, and resurrection. Each day holds deep theological significance, drawing from the #Gospel accounts in the #NewTestament. Palm Sunday (March 29, 2026) This day marks Jesus' triumphal entry into #Jerusalem. Crowds welcomed him by waving palm branches and laying them (along with cloaks) on the road, shouting "Hosanna!" They hailed him as the promised Messiah and King. Jesus rode in humbly on a donkey, fulfilling the prophecy in Zechariah 9:9. It symbolizes joy, hope, and the beginning of the week, but also foreshadows the shift from adoration to rejection. Many churches distribute palm branches during services. Holy Monday (March 30, 2026) Often associated with Jesus cleansing the Temple. He drove out the money changers and merchants who had turned the house of prayer into a marketplace, overturning tables and condemning the corruption. Some traditions also recall Jesus cursing a barren fig tree as a symbol of judgment on unfruitful faith. The day emphasizes purity in worship and God's zeal for genuine devotion. Holy Tuesday (March 31, 2026) Jesus continued teaching in the Temple courts and on the #MountOfOlives. He delivered key teachings, including parables (like the wicked tenants), answered questions from religious leaders, and gave the Olivet Discourse—prophecies about the end times, his second coming, and signs of the future. It highlights Jesus' authority as teacher and the contrast between true faith and hypocrisy. Holy Wednesday (April 1, 2026) – also called Spy Wednesday This day traditionally commemorates Judas Iscariot's betrayal. Judas met with the chief priests and agreed to betray Jesus for 30 pieces of silver, seeking an opportunity to hand him over. It represents themes of treachery, greed, and the darkness of human sin entering the Passion narrative. Some churches hold services reflecting on repentance or the plotting against Jesus. Maundy Thursday (April 2, 2026) – also called Holy Thursday A pivotal day focusing on the Last Supper. Jesus shared a final meal with his disciples, instituted the Eucharist (Holy Communion) by breaking bread and sharing wine as symbols of his body and blood, and washed the disciples' feet as an example of humble service. The word "Maundy" comes from the Latin for "commandment," referring to Jesus' new command to love one another. In the evening, it transitions to the agony in the Garden of Gethsemane and Jesus' arrest. Many churches hold foot-washing ceremonies or special Communion services. Good Friday (April 3, 2026) The most solemn day, commemorating Jesus' trial, scourging, crucifixion, and death at Golgotha (Calvary). Despite being innocent, he was condemned, beaten, forced to carry his cross, and crucified between two criminals. He died around 3 PM, uttering words like "It is finished." #Christians reflect on this as the ultimate sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins and reconciliation with God. No Mass is celebrated in many traditions; instead, there are services of the Passion, veneration of the cross, and fasting or abstinence. It is "good" because of the redemption it brings. Holy Saturday (April 4, 2026) A day of waiting and quiet reflection, recalling Jesus' body resting in the tomb while his disciples grieved and the world seemed in darkness. It represents the "harrowing of hell" in some traditions (Christ's victory over death in the spiritual realm) and the pause between death and resurrection. #Churches may hold the #Easter Vigil in the evening, with readings from Scripture, the blessing of the Paschal candle, and baptisms, as the liturgy moves toward joy. It emphasizes #hope amid apparent defeat. Easter Sunday (April 5, 2026) – #Resurrection Sunday The climax and most joyful day of the Christian year, celebrating Jesus' bodily resurrection from the dead on the third day. Women (including Mary Magdalene) discovered the empty tomb; Jesus appeared to his disciples and many others, proving his victory over sin and death. It fulfills prophecies and establishes the foundation of Christian faith: #eternallife through belief in him. Services often include sunrise gatherings, joyful #hymns, the proclamation "He is risen!", and the exchange of greetings. Easter marks new life, hope, and the defeat of death for all who #trust in Christ. #HolyWeek invites #Christians to walk spiritually with #Jesus through triumph, teaching, betrayal, suffering, death, and ultimate victory. Practices vary by denomination (#Catholic, #Protestant, #Orthodox), but the core events remain centered on #redemption. In 2026, it aligns with Western Christian calendars; Eastern Orthodox dates may differ slightly due to the Julian calendar. This period encourages reflection, repentance, and renewed #faith. Credit: @Grok 🙏