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@superTV247 Past its sell by date

RATINGS: #ComicRelief 2026 pulled JUST 2 million viewers for its BBC One telethon last night, the events lowest ever viewership: 2026 - 2m 2025 - 2.6m 2024 - 3.7m 2023 - 2.9m 2022 - 3.5m 2021 - 4.5m 2019 - 5.8m 2017 - 6.3m 2015 - 8.4m 2013 - 10.3m 2011 - 10.2m

@RussiaIsntEnemy He will be off to salt mines tomorrow 🤣

🤭President Putin politely reminded the guy that the Russian anthem is not something you listen to while sitting.

@poxesfoxes Are you describing the USA 🤣🤣🤣

Just a horrible country full of horrible people

@DaveATBranch There is a massive difference between the way in which racing horses are cared for compared to how racing dogs are

@ImtiazMadmood @davec_NH The US only got involved in WWII after being attacked by Japan and Germany declaring war on them after that attack.

Dear NATO Countries: WWI & WWII were not our wars either, but we bailed your sorry asses out. - @davec_NH

@JimFergusonUK Trump isn’t interested in Ukraine anyway

🚨 BOLTON WARNS EUROPE: THIS COULD BACKFIRE HARD John Bolton has just laid out a consequence European leaders may not have fully thought through. By dismissing Iran as “not our war”, Europe may be triggering something far bigger. Because the response from Donald Trump is predictable: “Then Ukraine isn’t our war either.” That’s the strategic risk. For years, Europe has leaned heavily on American: Military support Financial backing Security guarantees Particularly in Ukraine. But alliances are reciprocal. If Europe chooses to step back when the U.S. faces a major geopolitical confrontation… It opens the door for Washington to do the same. And that changes everything. Bolton’s warning cuts to the core of alliance politics: You don’t get to pick when solidarity applies. Because once that precedent is set… NATO cohesion fractures Support for Ukraine becomes uncertain And the entire Western alliance enters a new phase of transactional relationships Europe may think it’s avoiding escalation. But in reality, it may be inviting a strategic reset — one that leaves it far more exposed than before. The question now is whether European leaders recognise the gamble they’re making… Before the consequences arrive.

@ACTBrigitte How long will it take for people to see that Trump has no interest whatsoever in NATO …. Wake up

If NATO will not support the United States, why should the United States support NATO? Same goes for the UN.

@SHolmesah2 @IranSpoof Nuclear weapons

@IranSpoof India is not a friend, surely there is a deal behind it.

🇮🇷 Iran has announced that only four countries are allowed to use the Strait of Hormuz. 1. China 🇨🇳 2. India🇮🇳 3. Pakistan🇵🇰 ….see more

@KHAN278287 @IranSpoof Because India has nuclear weapons…. Watch this space

@IranSpoof why India ????

@BohuslavskaKate Why is this surprising

STUBB: Russia is now giving Shahed drones back to Iran, which they can use to strike American bases. And Russia is providing Iran with intelligence on the locations of American bases. Basically, Russia is giving the executive order to kill American soldiers. I'd be very worried.

@SpencerHakimian Why has it taken them so long

🚨BREAKING: WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION IS PREPARING FOR A NUCLEAR INCIDENT

@AdamC0llinge @labourpress @annaturley Get rid of the lot of them. None of them have any cohesive policies

@labourpress @annaturley Get rid of Starmer! And everyone in the #Labour party linked to paedohiles. Seems to be a lot.

Labour is calling on Kemi Badenoch to sack her Shadow Justice Secretary over his appalling online remarks about Muslims. @annaturley has written to the Tory leader👇

@gerryd84 If you water and prepare the track properly so that it is no quicker than good to soft it will take care of itself

The problem is that they think this is safer when in reality it’s not because they’ll jump them faster without the needing to think The original fences slowed right down, made the horse think before jumping now looking like hurdles they’ll just plow into them like a 5f sprint

@heyarnoldb Is it April the first already 🤣

Thoughts?

@lindseyvonn Get properly well hopefully soon

No, I’m not ready to discuss my future in skiing. My focus has been on recovering from my injury and getting back to normal life. I was already retired for 6 years and have an amazing life outside of skiing. It was incredible to be #1 in the world again at 41 years old and set new records in my sport, but at my age, I’m the only one that will decide my future. I don’t need anyone’s permission to do what makes me happy. Maybe that means racing again, maybe that doesn’t. Only time will tell. Please stop telling me what I should or should not do. I’ll let you know when I decide.

@AtTheRaces @DSkeltonRacing @UttoxeterRaces On the TV you could see Harry Skeleton leaving the horse out on the track and walking away with the saddle- surely it would have been kinder for the horse to wait with him until he was taken away in the horse ambulance

Fingers crossed all is fine! @DSkeltonRacing provides an update on the old boy West To The Bridge who pulled up in our @UttoxeterRaces opener...

@Stephen78857051 Yes he was my first speedway hero- joined Wolves in 1969 which was my first year - he was flying that year before his crash at Prestatyn and was never quite the same after that. I think he could have been World Champion that year if he hadn’t crashed.

@smithyjohnc A very good rider but had a serious crash around 1968/69 & I don't think he was ever the same rider again. I think it was on the Longtrack.

Swindon's Norman Hunter waiting to go out for a race in the Robins KO Cup match with Hackney & Waterden Road in 1971. Norman had a good night, scoring 13 points. However. the Robins went down to the Hawks 43-35.

@itvracing The result doesn’t have any importance after the sad death of Envoi Allen

Give us your reaction to that Cheltenham Gold Cup... 💬🏆

@itvracing @olibellracing What happens to the money that you win on these bets?

A big winner for @olibellracing! 💥