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@volcaholic1 I know it’s scary - can’t be good to breathe in.

Wow! This is what' you'd expect when landing on Mars... 📍 Over the Greek Island of Crete yesterday. x.com/itsbeats/statu…

@yvessirae Omg I would have had my tongue cut out …

Between the 1500s and 1700s, women in Britain, Germany, and Scotland were punished with the Scold’s Bridle—a cruel iron mask that locked around their head, pressed down or pierced their tongue, and forced them into public humiliation. Women labeled as “too talkative” or “disrespectful” were chained, paraded through the streets, and ridiculed. This wasn’t just about keeping someone quiet—it was a tool of patriarchal control, designed to punish women who dared to speak, stand up, or defy male authority. Some masks even had bells so everyone could hear their arrival, turning their suffering into a spectacle. Today, surviving bridles in museums remind us how far societies went to silence women and why fighting misogyny and patriarchal control is still necessary.

@NE5westend @JHCPAL

Northumberland: it’s certainly a very special place!

@grahamsrenwick Home made chips & gravy 👍

Another North East delicacy, particularly in South Shields, the Dickson’s Corned Beef, Onion & Potato Plate Pie.

True story bro 🤣@gbronies

@PolitlcsUK He’s off his tits the lunatic 🤣

🚨 NEW: Donald Trump says the UK "doesn't even have" a Navy "You’re too old and had aircraft carriers that didn’t work... All Starmer wants is costly windmills that are driving your energy prices through the roof"

No great fan of Starmer but have to say it’s good to see he’s standing firm against the war mongers & to hear the PM of our country repeatedly say that we are not getting dragged in to this “war” …..

@brand_arthur Well done 👏🏽

The painting Lentetuin by Vincent van Gogh, which was stolen in 2020 and recovered by me and the Dutch police in 2023, has been beautifully restored and can be seen again at the Groninger Museum starting today.

@PinkWelshGirl11 Love your pink kitchen ❤️

The mini dresser i bought for £3 & upcycled is FINALLY on my wall with my bits on & i LOVE it! 😍 My dad also put my pretty plate that cost me £1 up aswell, they make such a difference to my kitchen! It may not be everyone's cup of tea but my pink home makes me SO happy 🥰🫶🩷xxx

@EPERiley & £1:61 in Hampshire 😳

Unleaded fuel today, £1.49 a litre Whitley Bay, between £1.54 and £1.58 a litre in rural North Northumberland.

@garyalikivi Eee no way are they from there!!!! You learn something new everyday 😉

Small village in Durham. Not many albums you play without skipping. 'Steve McQueen' released in 1985 on Newcastle label Kitchenware Records. Page taken from '89 book Rock Gazeteer incl. rock/pop music births, trivia & bizarre events in UK counties.

My daughter has just paid £1:61 a ltr for #petrol at an Asda in Hampshire 😳Her usual garage had no fuel at all … £1:50 still in the NE … but no doubt it will go up. Next it will be our food supplies ….🤦🏽‍♀️

@FrancisChipp He’s Paul Barnes son not John!

John Barnes and Harvey Barnes will never be topped as the best father and son in English football, both FA Cup winners, both England internationals, and both scored goals in the Champions League

Please retweet, in the UK a stray dog can be killed by a council after 7 days if unclaimed #UK 💔💔💔 The dogs shown need rescue spaces asap and are not available for adoption. DEATH ROW DOGS - the law requires that if you find a stray dog, you must report it to your local authority dog warden service. If a dog is unclaimed after 7 clear days, they become the property of the local authority. These 7 days include weekends and Bank Holidays. In some cases where local authorities will be closed for weekends or Bank Holidays, owners will only have 3 actual days to try and find their dog! When a dog has been detained for 7 clear days after the seizure or, where a notice has been served and the owner has not claimed the dog and paid reclaim amounts due, the local authorities may dispose of the dog in the ways below: (a) by selling or giving to a person who will, in his opinion, care properly for the dog. (b) by selling or giving to an establishment for the reception of stray dogs. (c) by destroying in a manner to cause as little pain as possible. No dog seized shall be sold or given for the purposes of vivisection. The local authority may cause a dog detained to be destroyed before the expiration of the 7 day period where they are of the opinion that this should be done to avoid suffering. The dogs that are not claimed and have no one coming for them are the ‘death row’ dogs that are desperate for a rescue space or will end up euthanised. How Many Dogs are Killed Each Year in the UK? Sadly there are no true figures to collate a definitive total of dogs that are euthanised each year. A larger animal charity commissions a survey each year for local authorities in the U.K. but for 2023/2024 only 71% of local authorities replied and sometimes the information is lacking. Also the figures do not include dogs taken to vets by owners (yes – vets are able to euthanise healthy, unwanted dogs with the owners permission), or dogs that have landed in rescues that do not adhere to a strict ‘no-kill’ policy and can end up considered ‘kennel blockers’ if not quickly adopted and are often 'put to sleep'. Therefore our information is the best we can give at the moment but, in our opinion, will be on the lower side of what is actually happening. All figures here relate to the year from 1st April 2023 to 31st March 2024. Nearly 40,000 dogs were handled by local authorities, with a 6% increase in dogs being euthanised compared to the the previous year, which estimates nearly 2500 dogs put to sleep across the U.K., with England being the worst for euthanasia. This equates to an estimated 48 per week, every week but if you follow social media and see the constant pleas for life saving rescue space, then you will agree that, as previously mentioned, we think the problem is far greater. When you think how small the U.K. is, there are a phenomenal amount of dogs killed week in and week out compared to other countries. Only 39% of stray dogs were reclaimed, down from 54% in 2022/2023, in fact more dogs were taken by rescue centres than reclaimed by their owners! From New Hope Rescue, Canterbury #UK Donations welcomed newhopeanimalrescue.org.uk/saving-death-r… @KatieAmess @ConservativeAWF @BritishVets @GBNEWS @itvnews @BBCNews @SkyNews @GMB @NickDixonITV @BBCPanorama @clarebalding @domdyer70 @PeterEgan6 @LurcherSOS @gsrescueelite @HopeRescue @DavidBowles21 @RSPCA_official @DogsTrust @Battersea_ @JerryGreenDogs @themayhew @AllDogsMatter @APDAWG1 @marcthevet @JaneFallon @rickygervais @liamgallagher #dogs #adoptdontshop Below, 4 dogs needing rescue shelter spaces. Today Sunday 29 March 2026, they are in a council pound in #England. None of them are available for adoption by the public. If you can offer a rescue shelter space please contact lostdogsuk.co.uk/lost-dogs/

Buster is a 11 year old male Mixed breed. He is available for rehoming and would suit a nice quiet home. Sadly his owners have passed away. Buster is good with dogs and children, due to his age we'd suggest a home with older kids so Buster can relax. He eats wet and dry food and can be left on his own for up to 6 hours. Buster is registered at the vets and fully house trained. He does have some arthritis in his back legs which doesn't seem to be troubling him. At night Buster sleeps in his own bed in the bedroom. He isn't keen travelling in the car. Buster hasn't lived with cats but has seen them in the garden. He likes to play with toys and loves to meet new people. For more information or to offer Buster a new home please email info@help2rehome.com Sorry we are unable to reply to messages to the page or comment enquires. Please email for any information.

“It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.” — Charles Dickens

I’ve often wondered the same 🤣

@GlobalReportNow True story - Trump-Epstein-Maxwell (Robert) - Mossad - Trump …..