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@azsweetheart013 @realDonaldTrump @azsweetheart013 it's the UK

A major fuck you from the king of England to @realDonaldTrump LOVE IT

@GPSTraining I used OS App, OS Locate and Physical OS Map and even used my compass briefly

🚶‍♂️🌄 Did you get out walking this weekend? 🗺️ Which planning software did you use, or did you just use your GPS device as a moving map? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

@WeeJambos Well done guys

The 26-year wait is 𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑. HEARTS ARE SCOTTISH YOUTH CUP CHAMPIONS ONCE AGAIN! 🇱🇻🏆

@DavidW63 @Lorna_TVeditor

@fmeikle @Lorna_TVeditor I needed a dictionary.

Counting down to Sir David Attenborough's 100th! 🤗

@SamaHoole I do remember getting them free for the dogs back in the late 60s early 70s

There is a small ritual in a British kitchen, performed almost weekly between approximately 1850 and 1970, that has now disappeared so completely that most British adults under forty have never seen it done. Your grandmother bought a marrow bone from the butcher. He cut it for her with a band saw, into three-inch sections, and wrapped it in newspaper. She paid him sixpence. She walked it home in the basket with the rest of the shopping. She seasoned the cut surfaces with salt and pepper. She stood the bones upright in a small roasting tin. She put them in the oven at gas mark 5 for twenty-five minutes. The marrow inside the bone, white and silky and packed with fat-soluble vitamins, melted to the consistency of butter that has been left out in the sun. She served them on a plate with toast cut into fingers, a sprig of parsley, a lemon wedge, and a small mound of flaky sea salt. You scooped the marrow out with the handle of a teaspoon. You spread it on the toast. You ate it standing up at the kitchen counter because there was no time to sit down. Bone marrow is approximately 50% monounsaturated fat, contains the entire suite of fat-soluble vitamins, alkylglycerols essential for immune function, and the highest concentration of conjugated linoleic acid available from any tissue on a ruminant. A serving of marrow on toast delivered, for the price of the bone, a complete dose of nutrients that your blood, your brain, and your immune system were going to need. It cost, in 1962, sixpence per bone. The butcher often gave them away. By 2006 marrow had become a London restaurant dish. St John in Smithfield charged eight pounds for a single bone. Heston's version was twelve. It was suddenly, briefly, fashionable. People reviewed it with a faint air of discovery, as though they had stumbled on something exotic. Their great-grandmothers had eaten it standing up at the kitchen counter for 40p a week. Your butcher still cuts marrow bones. He often gives them away when you buy a proper joint. They are still sixpence in real terms. The teaspoon is in the drawer. The kitchen counter is, presumably, still where you left it.

@azsweetheart013 They brought Fortnum and Mason Early Grey tea and Scottish smoked salmon!!!

Who the fuck is running this account? Are they the stupidest people in the White House?

@Mike_Batt @Lord_Sugar Those innocent days ! And then along came Spotify !

@Lord_Sugar HOME TAPING IS KILLING MUSIC ☠️. 😂

43 YEARS AGO – In 1983 I launched the Amstrad 8090, a portable mini hi-fi system with detachable speakers. It had twin-cassettes so you could do tape-to-tape, but it did so by means of a novel feature - the upper cassette player was detachable for use as a Walkman-style personal cassette player! For other Amstrad oldies check out our Nostalgia Website at 👉amstrad.com

@Luke74725 @bo66ie29 May look idyllic but times would have been tough with post war rationing still in place until 54

@bo66ie29 I wish I was born then and lived then

A baker’s boy delivers fresh bread on a quiet village street in Framlingham, Suffolk. England, 1950s.

@lawrencedonegan Is she American Comical Ali ?

You can agree/disagree with everything she says but you can't deny that when it comes to representing and defending her boss she does a brilliant job. That's not a value judgement on the things she says. It's just a fact.

@JamTarts Feet kept firmly on the ground - as we like - keep on going guys

🗣Your Edinburgh Derby match-winner, Blair Spittal, speaks to Hearts TV following today's match at Easter Road.

@Keir_Starmer @POTUS You should be more shocked by what's going on in Gaza and South Lebanon

I am shocked by the scenes at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington overnight. Any attack on democratic institutions or on the freedom of the press must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. It is a huge relief that @POTUS, the First Lady and all those attending are safe.

@YvetteCooperMP @POTUS @FLOTUS What about Israeli violence against humanity?

I am appalled by the incident at the White House Correspondents Dinner overnight - relieved that @POTUS, @FLOTUS and guests are safe. Our best wishes to the injured officer for a swift recovery. We must stand together against political violence. It has no place in our democracies

@liamgallagher I'm not an Oasis fan Liam but you do brighten my day regularly

ROME Tuesday Wednesday Thursday WEMBLEY semi final Saturday I hope I’m not not turning into 1 of those celebrity cunts

@NickNairn Good news and great picture

Blue getting out of doggie hospital a day early as he’s recovering better than expected, he will be home tonight 🎉🎉🎉

@joe_yer99 I like Renfield Lane - just Stereo and the Old Hairdresser's but there's a coolness about it

Why cant the most prominent lane in the city be fucking good ? FFS. Drury lane. Ive drank in the pubs off and on there for the last 30 years and its still as shite.

@holyroodmandy @KennyFarq Portree

@KennyFarq southside of where?

Hearing concerns from SNP folk that the southside could be lost to the Greens.

@dopeydons @STVNews I think the real reason will be because people are living longer

@STVNews Maybe the NHS being a shambles and it taking a month to get a GP appointment might have something to do with it

Scottish cancer cases hit record high with almost 100 new diagnoses each day news.stv.tv/scotland/cance…

@FT What is this nonsense - Italy would not demean themselves and I wouldn't watch one match, including Scotland - try it

Trump envoy seeks to replace Iran with Italy in upcoming World Cup ft.trib.al/kaPhllh

@Ianskellyradio3 Beautiful - I'm a bit envious

Even on a quiet Wednesday the Basilica of St Francis in Assisi shines bright. Lovely to be here to launch the Italian version of our book and present it to the Basilica, 800 years on from the death of St Francis, one year to the day since Pope Francis died. Happy Earth Day.