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@BBCSportWales They’ve been found out and Hollywood can’t help them. Great news 👏👏

A disappointing night at the Stok Cae Ras. Where did it go wrong for Wrexham tonight? ⚽️ #BBCFootball

@TheGriftReport Lying bitch!!

This Morning star Alison Hammond has dropped a staggering 11 stone, going from 30 stone at her heaviest. The secret? She ditched her “childish mentality” around food after a pre-diabetes scare (her mum had Type 2). Her favourite treat, toffees, is now limited to just a couple a day. Sweets and fatty foods are gone. She’s had a personal trainer for five years, does Reformer Pilates and boxing, and now eats everything in moderation. She claims it was NOT weight-loss jabs. 👀 thoughts?

@JeremyBrookman2 Hope they do and the place gets closed down!!

It's good news for Cardiff Airport but it wouldn't be surprised if Bristol Airport appeals the appeal ruling. walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-new…

@EdBevanCricket Becoming? It is!!

A busy morning in Marks and Spencer, Swansea this morning, yet confirmation from the staff there that the store will close on May 30. The city now becoming a Ghost town.

@Wrexham_AFC Tragic 🤣🙏. That’ll make a great series on CBBC!!

Full-time. 🔴⚪ #WxmAFC

@VagueRegions @Gerontius1 @MagpieScarlet Absolute bollocks!! But…I keep believing it if it keeps you happy? Did u know Llanelli once best the AB’s? 🤔🤣🥰

@5567master @Gerontius1 @MagpieScarlet Why was there a book published in the 1980s, about Llanelli Rugby, called “100 Years of Scarlet”, if branding isn’t relevant? Could it be the club binned its second team & that you’re unable to grasp that fact? It seems so.

Scarlets play Cardiff next in Llanelli at Parc y Scarlets, Two of Wales most historical famous Clubs going head to head Never predictable , always exciting . #Westisbest

@c8nnorr And your coaching qualifications are what exactly?

@5567master He’s fucking crap mate

can we fuck off this cullen shagging. he's fucking crap for goodness sakes

@VagueRegions @Gerontius1 @MagpieScarlet Nothing to do with branding: 2 entities in 2 competitions: one binned. Feck all to do with branding. Jesus fecking wept incest certainly doesn’t work does it?

@5567master @Gerontius1 @MagpieScarlet Why don’t you both understand branding?

@ShropshireJacks Woodie?

The future? Next season? 🤔 🦢 Sam Parker. Cameron Congreave. Fillip Lissah. Kyrell Wilson. Congreave and Lissah would improve our squad now. Congreave out wide and Lissah CB or RB. Parker great yesterday! All the above need to be battling for a place next season🦢 👏🏼🦢

@Gerontius1 @MagpieScarlet Didn’t they bin the club? 🤔. Think he’s missed a bit out with his comments 🤔🤣

@MagpieScarlet I thought they were regions not clubs.

@MagpieScarlet Aren’t those famous clubs now defunct? Or are you whitewashing history? You binned the famous old club didn’t you?

@narindertweets @MelJStride Can’t afford them don’t have them!! T mother of 5 on the BBC yesterday. Not a partner/father in sight and pleading poverty. Perhaps if she didn’t spend a fortune on tattoos she’d b ok 🤔

@MelJStride Alot of waffle, when you could have just said. "We dont want kids in the UK living in poverty. Tax the extremely wealthy adequately and abolish TLP"

Labour’s decision to scrap the two-child benefit cap is a serious mistake and one the country cannot afford. At a time when Britain faces a sustained cost-of-living challenge, families across the country are making difficult, often painful decisions to balance their budgets. They expect government to show the same discipline. Instead, Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves have chosen to increase welfare spending by billions, and to tax working people to pay for it. Starmer and Reeves’ choice marks a significant shift in the principles that underpin our welfare system. The two-child cap, introduced by Conservatives in 2017, reflected a straightforward and widely understood idea: that families should make choices based on what they can afford, and that the state should mirror that reality. It ensured the system remained fair, both to those who rely on support and to those who fund it through their taxes. Labour have now chosen to abandon that balance. Under Labour’s plan, families on benefits can now receive thousands more for every extra child. For bigger households, that could mean well over £10,000 more a year, at a cost of around £3.5 billion each year. That comes on top of already high levels of public spending and over £100 billion in debt interest – double the defence budget. Given the strain on the public finances and the fact taxes are rising to record highs to pay for this, such a commitment raises serious questions about sustainability. It also raises questions of fairness. Working households do not receive more money when their family grows. They adapt. They plan. They make trade-offs. It is reasonable to expect that the welfare system reflects those same constraints, rather than insulating some from them at the expense of others. This is not about withdrawing support from those in need. Britain already has a compassionate system that protects the most vulnerable. But compassion must be matched with responsibility. Without that balance, public confidence in the system begins to erode. On top of that, we should all be concerned about how this decision was made. Before the election, Keir Starmer made clear that the cap would remain. Its removal came about because Labour’s backbenchers have Starmer and Reeves over a barrel, following a slew of disastrous u-turns. A government driven more by internal politics than by a consistent economic strategy is dangerous. Reform UK have taken every possible different position on the two child policy. Nigel Farage last year made a speech announcing he wanted to scrap the cap. His Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick voted alongside Labour to lift it just a few months ago. Then they said they only wanted to partially scrap it. And now they claim they would keep it. They may deny it, but Labour and Reform are pushing more welfare spending, with no consideration for the country’s finances. The Conservative position is different. We believe in a welfare system that is robust, targeted, and fair - one that supports those who need help while maintaining a clear link between responsibility and support. That is essential not only for fiscal sustainability, but for maintaining public trust. Restoring the two-child cap would reaffirm an important principle: that support should be delivered in a way that is fair to all, and consistent with the realities faced by working families. The country does not need competing promises of higher spending paid for by yet more taxes on working people. It needs honesty about the choices we face, and an understanding of what is fair.

@OspreysPodcast You may find a vape shop and Eastern European Barber shop if you’re lucky 🤔

okay I’m walking from swansea city centre to st helens now I’ve been told that it’s going to take at least 3 days to do so and there will be nothing of value to visit on the way

@TheLeckwithMole @JamesPGoddard90 Wound up? Not at all. Bit of truth get you? That’s incest for you! 🥰

@5567master @JamesPGoddard90 😂😂😂😂😂😂 look at you getting yourself all wound up, you fucking simpleton.

Dwight Yorke + Katie Price + Taking cocaine while pregnant = Harvey Price

@Stuhendo96 @RonSwanson145 @Worthingt7Grant @scarlets Why not? The way their supporters club and politicians objected to the St Helen’s redevelopment? Horrible, obnoxious shower. You ask the majority of O’s supporters and you’ll have the same answer. Never

@5567master @RonSwanson145 @Worthingt7Grant @scarlets Why not. I don’t want or am advocating for it. But I profound respect for them. I’d merge with them over anyone else

Think it’s sad that because the @Scarlets board release a statement ospreys fans seem to jump on it. Tell you what, I supported your cause at the start, but you can do one now. Hope are gone 😡😡😡😡

@TheLeckwithMole @JamesPGoddard90 Fuck right off you inbred Rover Way bellend. Get back to shagging your sister - who’s actually your mother.

@5567master @JamesPGoddard90 What a surprise, the weirdo Jack is also a racist sympathiser. Silly cunt.

@mymyxmu @JamesPGoddard90 Fuckoff you bellend. She’s an utter cunt!

@JamesPGoddard90 She’s an incredible mother to Harvey you can’t take that away from her No, taking drugs while pregnant does not cause Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS).it’s a genetic disease

@TheLeckwithMole @JamesPGoddard90 That’s totally bypassed you totally! Bellend.

@JamesPGoddard90 We would take Harvey over a racist piece of shit like you any day.

@calgas21 @RhiRhiOnRugby Touched a nerve there 🤣🤣. You and your ilk are the reason incest is illegal!!

@5567master @RhiRhiOnRugby It doesn’t matter. The Scarlets bring in £17m to the local economy, so it’s not an issue to CCC. It’s only an issue to nobheads like yourself!

I'm all for positivity in Welsh Rugby and for all 4 regions... ... but this screams of 'we feel we need to say something, but have nothing to say'. 😖