Bittersweet night for me as a lifelong @BelfastGiants fan but what an unforgettable experience to backup Kevin Lindskoug for the @FifeFlyers tonight. I enjoyed every second. That’s a great bunch of hard working guys & I enjoyed the banter ☘️ Thanks for having me Flyers! 🙌🏻

Note to anyone angry that Trump's name was taken off the Kennedy Center, don't you worry. You can still find his name in the Epstein files over 38,000 times.

Human of the Day...

The good people in Belfast came out in force to protest against the far-right.

MAGA when they hear someone mentioning slight tax increase on trillionaires #smokefleet

Nice one Rob. I’m gonna struggle buttering my toast in the morning with a fucking spoon 🙄

"We want to use Henry’s heartbreaking story to make change for the better. We do not want his death to be used to create further division, hatred or tension.” I am in awe of Henry Nowak's family. Anyone callously ignoring their wishes deserves nothing but contempt.

When someone shows you who they really are, take notice.

RT @miffythegamer: #Pride2026

"Fuck Henry Nowak's family's wishes. My career relies on hatred & division, and I'm not passing up this opportunity."

One day Farage will go too far, people will finally see him for the hate filled, narcissistic turd he really is. He doesn’t want to improve this nation he wants to divide it, he wants to profit from it and laugh in the faces of all those daft enough to believe in him.

The Freedom 250 concert got canceled. UFC fighters are backing out. His name will be removed from The Kennedy Center. The $1.776 billion slush fund is dead. Watching Trump’s vanity projects crash and burn has been giving me life. F**ck that loser.

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Happy Pride month!

Farage is sick. He's just made an "emergency address" where he exploited the tragic death of a young person, Henry Nowak, to push his hate fuelled agenda and try to deflect from the very serious allegations of bribery and misconduct levelled against him. Farage is scum.

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In response to @Helen_Whately The continued demonization of the most vulnerable members of our society for political point scoring has to stop. On Sky News this morning you bumbled your way through an interview in which you described anxiety as a 'low level mental health condition' and said people suffering from it shouldn't qualify for PIP. I don't receive PIP, but I know a thing or two about anxiety, and there's nothing 'low level' about people who get PIP because of it. Mild anxiety isn't a qualifying condition for PIP. As a former senior RASSO detective I've seen rape survivors become so crippled with anxiety they can't leave their homes. Men and women whose entire lives were stolen from them because someone decided to violate their very essence. I buried my brother when he took his life because he couldn't cope with the anxiety that haunted his every waking hour. You were asked to clarify if all sufferers from anxiety would be denied PIP. After twice being told it's okay to say you didn't know, if you didn't, you said yes, anxiety 'on it's own' wouldn't be a qualifying condition. You further claimed that anxiety sufferers don't incur 'additional expenses' so therefore their condition doesn't meet the original purpose of PIP. You clearly don't understand the disease, and it IS a disease, if you believe that. Ironically, comments like those you so glibly threw out at the public this morning will serve only to worsen the condition of those sufferers who will, despite knowing there's no prospect of you ever being anything other than Shadow Secretary, now become ever more affected. MPs earn an obscene £98,599 a year. On top of that you receive staffing costs, office costs, travel costs and accommodation costs. The very least the public is entitled to expect from any 'duly elected' Member of Parliament is they understand they have a duty of care that, as a minimum, requires them to understand the subjects they're making policy decisions about. There are far too many politicians currently running with the narrative that people with a disability, whether it's physical or psychological, are a drain on our finances. Nobody chooses to be disabled, stop punching down on those who sadly are.

BRUNO FERNANDES. RECORD-BREAKER.

“Idea for a TV show - we put 10 Reform councillors in a room and their constituents have to guess what convictions they all have”

Gary Lineker, "I actually think that 80-90% of the country just want to get on with their lives, be friendly with their neighbours" "They don't look at people of different religions, skin colours, beliefs, traits, and think badly of them" Who agrees with Gary True words to me