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@missrteach6 I hope you told your children. an opportunity to share the importance of voting

@PrimaryMissD If the staff are engaged, you're halfway there.

@PrimaryMissD I suspect your new class will be very happy as well

@Truluck_Wilts No notes, but certainly many standards that other would do well to live up to

Here she is again - no notes, no sitting on the fence - just wow!

@luxmy_g @BBCLondonNews Come down the Margate - the wind is so strong I've just seen a seagull reverse park! Hope your day improves

A tad windy out filming in Croydon today for @BBCLondonNews

@SorchaEastwood Speaking truth in the arena of power. Calling out hypocrisy wherever and whenever it happens. Lagan Valley is very lucky to have you representing them

Will the real Keir Starmer please stand up? Is it the man who said that his govt would tread lightly on the lives of people? The man that said he'd have a decade of national renewal? The man who said we'd get better and then engulfed us all in this while the poor get poorer and the rich get richer. We deserve better 👏

@SorchaEastwood Your commitment to call out elitist entitlement is refreshing in the political world in which we find ourselves. Jobs for the boys and honours for the buddies have no place in the modern world. Our political world needs more principled people like you. Thank you

This is why I do what I do- I believe in fair play, getting on in life and that everyone should have a good life. But the elites are laughing at us- raking in the cash, chums getting plum jobs while my constituents can't pay their bills. I don't act from ideology- I act for what's best for people. My message has struck a chord because no matter your political opinion, we all agree that our lives are not getting better whilst the elites are thriving. Something has to change. I think it's worth building consensus on that so that all of our people have better lives and that power is held to account. No more elites shafting the little guy and rubbing our face in it!

@WG_RumblePants "Skip, I'll field in the upper tier of the stand"

Gordon Greenidge and Barry Richards walk out to bat for Hampshire in 1973. I don’t envy whoever was the county pro who had to open the bowling against them.

@WG_RumblePants Rockin' it!

Left home to watch cricket at the club, but accidentally picked up the wrong sunglasses. Now I have to spend the afternoon looking like Macho Man Randy Savage.

@WG_RumblePants @surreycricket Don't forget the sunscreen and the ploughman's lunch

Really REALLY wish I could be back at the Oval today. It’s going to be a brilliant day of Championship cricket! If you’re anywhere within comfortable travelling distance, I’d highly recommend that you make the journey and enjoy a glorrious day watching @surreycricket v @EssexCricket Adult tickets £20 Kids £1 FREE AFTER TEA!

@WG_RumblePants Happy birthday, Sirs

Today is the good old 24th of April again. As some of you may recall, Sachin Tendulkar and I share the same birthday. It seems to happen every single year. Between us, we’ve won the World Cup, scored 34,357 international runs and taken 201 international wickets. We’ve even managed to take more 5 wicket hauls in ODIs than Warnie. So happy birthday to us @sachin_rt — and thank you for your contribution to our wonderful and very longstanding partnership 😉 And, as an aside, thank you also to so many of you who have kept me company here and in the real world over the last year. It’s been a lot of fun. Your friendship is very much valued. Hopefully, I’ve kept you entertained. Thank you in particular to my extended family at @SWCCcrocus and @surreycricket and also to my newfound friends at @rajasthanroyals — cricket and our community make such a positive difference to my life. It’s a joy. So thank you all.

@SorchaEastwood Scampi. Block those who vote otherwise. This is not a democratic vote

Never mind the politics, what one you having? 😂 don't tell me neither or you're banned lol

@PrimaryMissD I salute you and all who operated in Early Years. Thank you

@WG_RumblePants @bbctms @finnysteve @MattPrior13 According to Einstein, the definition of stupidity is to repeat an action and expect a different result

@bbctms @finnysteve @MattPrior13 If there are genuinely any big changes for the first Test of the summer, I’ll be very surprised. There’s probably an opening batter place up for grabs and a spinner spot up for grabs. Other than that, I’d bet it’s business as usual.

TMS PODCAST: Big changes for the England Test team? @finnysteve, @MattPrior13 & Alex Hartley discuss how the team is shaping up ahead of the summer. #bbccricket bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

@WG_RumblePants It is certainly worth mentioning McKinney. Like Crawley, he is an opener and is in Div 2. Crawley's figures, in comparison, are 60 runs and a 15.00 average. Zack needs some big scores, you would think

The County Championship Div 1 top English scorers so far are: Jamie Smith 396 runs 99.00 average James Rew 379 runs 75.80 average Tom Abell 337 runs 56.16 average Joe Clarke 273 runs 68.25 average Oliver Cox 266 runs 88.66 average Ben Foakes 255 runs 127.50 average It’s also worth mentioning Ben McKinney in Div 2, who is the only opener amongst them, and who has 290 runs with a 96.66 average. I wonder if we will see one of them taking Crawley’s spot.

@missrteach6 I sincerely hope all is well with and for you

Kindness is everything. That’s all I have to say today.

@WG_RumblePants @The_Grumbler Is that the same player who was known as *Ed the Duck* when he was at Kent?

@The_Grumbler I had exactly the same thought. I’d rather have someone like Michael Carberry on the board.

Cricket is a sport for all… By that I mean all the same people who’ve been running it for decades & have put us in current posit’n At a time of rapid change with a need for re-invention, we get same old people representing the same narrow set of views telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2026/0…

@WG_RumblePants Being able to recall the excellences of past players allows us to compare, contrast and admire some (very few, IMO) of the modern era. Happy to have a discussion about EdrichJ vs DuckettB

Cricket, to a large extent, is as much about nostalgia and history as it is about modern sporting excellence. As fans, we love reminiscing about the players we grew up watching, the historic series that thrilled us and the commentators that called the most memorable moments of the game. We love arguing about whether modern greats match up to legends of the past. Nostalgia is an incredibly powerful emotion. So, be honest — would you rather relive the cricket you fell in love with or watch today’s players at their peak?

@ErikaMorris79 Every area of our lovely land has special views that take our breath away. Thank you for reminding us on the furthers South East. Simply stunning. No other words do it justice

Last #Cornwall video spam for the day Video 1) Lands End Video 2) Crantock (100 metres from our cottage) Video 3) Porthcurno My soul belongs on the beach ☀️🌊

@ErikaMorris79 My comment would be “You bowled that rubbish, you came come and get it”

@bhollyer Dont fancy running up that hill

Bat first, outfield looks a bit tricky