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I’m the Mum of Barnaby Webber, one of 3 innocent victims of the Nottingham attacks in 2023. Where Valdo Calocane was allowed to roam the streets with a lengthy history of violence, assaults, hatred and mental illness because the health services feared the stigma of detaining him for his race and age above safety to the public. Echoed by their colleagues in the Police and CPS. ……And still they all continue to defend their failures. @KirstieMAllsopp please use your trusted voice to follow and support the #nottinghaminquiry if you can. Only be forcing this into the public arena and shouting from the rooftops will things ever change. Even a like and or rt of my posts would help enormously. 🫶🙏

@CameronYardeJnr Had no idea she was on the RT cover for the week she was killed. I don’t think Barry George did it. I hate nobody has been caught for it.

I always feel sad looking at this Radio Times cover with Jill Dando. Talking about the next stage of her career then a few days later she was killed. She should have had a long life and a long career. It's cruel what happened to her.

#OnThisDay 25 April 1984 In this #CoronationStreet episode, Ken says "thanks Anne", when referring to Deidre 😜

These are definitely the best flowers I’ve ever painted! @NationalGallery Room for a small one? #Art #Painting #Flowers

The best thing is, they'll never forget it 👍

FFS!!!! Stop all animal testing!!!

Shafiq Rahman, 48, has been charged with racially/religiously aggravated common assault and is due to appear at Reading magistrates court today after an incident with a Jewish man in Slough

@jonnygould That was the first time I watched FF for years, so it made the news of his death the next day even more shocking.

I loved Football Focus in its heyday - and its heyday lasted four long decades. It was simply appointment-to-view TV. Tucked into the first hour of Grandstand, it then became a standalone show after that was canned too. Football Focus gave us iconic moments: Motty in a raging horizontal snowstorm in his sheepskin coat; Jonathan Pearce’s high-octane previews, packed with “I live this” energy and knowledge; any contribution from Barry Davies, “ohwaddagoal!” - and the reassuring presence of Arsenal’s double-winner Bob Wilson, who made the transition from goalkeeping to journalism seem effortless. I loved the way he’d reel off the fixtures each week: “And Everton make the trip to League Champions, Aston Villa.” Then, the following season: “European Champions, Aston Villa.” But to say the show simply ran its course, swallowed up by the welter of social media we now consume, is to miss a key reason its audience crashed. It was hollowed out by items we didn’t want to see. It became boring, irrelevant, stopped serving its audience. As much as ever, we still want intelligent interviews and insight: a counterweight to the screaming, shouting, fake arguments and laddish banter elsewhere. Dan Walker had the knack of making the programme feel like a celebration of young men in their flourish: elite and successful in their prime. You’d look on at these familiar star faces and think how wonderful it must be in your late thirties, to look back at your medals and still remain relevant as a voice in the game; perhaps a national team manager, with clubs no doubt watching your progress for your next job. I’m of course talking about Gary Speed and his last day on earth, which was on Football Focus. They sat him with his title-winning Leeds midfield partner, Gary McAllister. They showed wonderful goals, mapped his extraordinary consistency as a player with Everton and Newcastle, and celebrated his recent big win as Wales manager over Norway. Then we woke up the next morning to the terrible, frankly unbelievable news about him. “But, but we saw him relaxed and happy with Gary Mac on Football Focus the afternoon before.” Of course the show had life in it. They just forgot its mission. It became another victim of the BBC swallowed whole by their institutional urges to foist values and agendas on us which few believe in. The mass switch-off proves that. No amount of competing attention is really to blame for its demise. It just needed a reset. RIP Gary Speed.

@emmakennytv The Green Party will be fuming about this being reported.

Entirely preventable crime! Shame on the government! mol.im/a/15715413

@LSW1957 It’s not a safe conviction

I believe Lucy Letby is innocent.

@msloobylou Jason Personford?

Smuggest unfunniest twat on the radio laughing at their own jokes and trying to sell tickets to their comedy show. 😬

@xMaccabix @Shomrim Case will be dropped through “lack of evidence” despite it being recorded. Same as those clowns in the car a few years back.

I've think I've managed to identify the gentleman ( confirmed independently three ways) and have informed @Shomrim and the police

@Heccles94 You can’t remember the last time you did a day’s work, cretin!

Nigel Farage is a poor historian. He can’t remember meeting Nathan Gill, He can’t remember who paid for his Clacton House He cannot remember bullying Jews at school He can’t remember to declare all his income He cant remember his many speeches about NHS privatisation

One day, the media will discover that nobody actually likes, or is interested in, Gordon Ramsay

@iam_jlc I thought this was you for a moment

Just been sent this very disturbing video. This isn’t terrorism, this is the normalisation of Jew hate in the UK.

@JeanHatchet He may have been ‘cleared’ eventually but there was no doubt this was very unsavoury. Surprised he got such devotion from his ‘fans’.

I remember when I had to be anonymous. Ched Evans fans were … very devoted to their “not a rapist”. Happy St George’s Day.

@JeanHatchet The truth will out on this one…

This is Christopher Trybus who was cleared yesterday of raping, coercively controlling and the manslaughter of his wife Tarryn Baird who took her own life eventually. Here he is with his new wife Bea. Read the details. Keep an eye on this man. I am deeply sorry for Tarryn’s friends and family that there was a lack of belief of their accounts of what he did.

@LeanneSpurs @Heccles94 I wish I’d had money on him saying this.

@Heccles94 Bang on cue.

St George was born in Turkey and is the patron saint of Palestine St George never visited England St George represnts much of Europe, the middle east and Africa If St George came here today, Reform UK would deport him Happy St George’s day

@Kevin_Maguire You had a good old tug after typing that, didn’t you?

Today we celebrate a Turkish migrant worker who never set foot in England and in 2026 would probably be barred. Happy St George’s Day.