Sue Hankinson ✈ ♥ 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 REFORM UK

I attended the Reform UK rally in Suffolk and heard Nigel Farage speak plainly on the issues people keep raising: immigration, the NHS, housing, farming and fishing. No script, no autocue, no polished spin — just direct words aimed at ordinary voters.

Well done this strong woman.

Apparently, all will be revealed tomorrow 👀🐓

A disabled child showing Princess Diana his drawing of her ❤️

This is not AI or Manipulated . It is an actual sign I took in a hotel I was staying in . read the whole sign and tell me what is wrong 😆😆🙈🙈#youhadonejob

🚨VETERAN PROTECTS CENOTAPH IN BLACKPOOL FROM ANTIFA THE POLICE ARREST THE VETERAN British Police are a disgrace They are completely compromised

72% of Somalis in the UK live off welfare in taxpayer funded housing I repeat 72% of Somalis in the UK live off welfare in taxpayer funded housing

Returning from the wild, the mother bear, along with her tiny cubs, approaches the person who saved her life — a scene filled with gratitude and love 🐻💘

It’s back. 🍻🍺

She went to capture a school of sardines on camera… but the sardines captured her instead!

🚨 A UN judge found to hold slaves in London! 🚨 Meet Lydia Mugambe Ssali! Mugambe is a United Nations judge that has been jailed for six years and four months for forcing a woman to work as a domestic slave IN LONDON! Now that you have read it twice, I can tell you: yes! You've read it right! Mugambe, who also serves as a high court judge on Uganda, had a young Ugandan woman at her home carrying out unpaid work as a maid and nanny. Mugambe fraudulently arranged for a visa for the young woman and forced her into practical slavery through intimidation. That's it! That's the face of the UN's "human rights" champions!

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🚨A 78 year old man was attacked by 4 Muslims on Friday Night walking his dog past a Mosque in Dundee He was told not to walk his dog near the Mosque during Eid when the youths attacked him How much longer do we put up with this? Absolutely horrific

Good morning 🐓🌅

On July 29, 1981, the world paused for a moment that felt like pure magic. Standing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, Diana, Princess of Wales beamed with a radiant smile, as millions gathered below to witness what seemed like a real-life fairytale. Just moments earlier, she had married Charles III at St Paul’s Cathedral, wearing her unforgettable gown designed by David Emanuel and Elizabeth Emanuel. With its dramatic train and romantic silhouette, the dress instantly became one of the most iconic bridal creations in history. But it was Diana herself—her warmth, her youth, her natural charm—that truly captivated the world. As the newlyweds stepped onto the balcony, a wave of cheers erupted from the crowds below. Flags waved, cameras flashed, and history was made in real time. The moment wasn’t just about royal tradition—it was about emotion. When Diana smiled, it felt genuine. When she waved, it felt personal. In that instant, she wasn’t just a princess—she was someone people felt they knew. That balcony appearance would go on to become one of the most enduring images of the 20th century. Framed by the grandeur of the palace, it symbolized hope, romance, and a new era for the monarchy. But looking back, it also marked the beginning of a far deeper story. Diana would grow into something far greater than a royal bride—becoming a global icon of compassion, humanity, and connection. Known as the “People’s Princess,” she touched lives in ways few public figures ever have. And it all began there—on that balcony, in a single, unforgettable moment that the world would never forget. © Historical Photos #drthehistories

It’s been over a year since we said farewell, pet to Vera & the gang. There hasn’t been a show like it since. Such a shame it had to end! Who else misses Vera?🕵🏻 #Vera #BrendaBlethyn @AnnCleeves