Are you watching Dirty Business? I can't believe how much water companies have gotten away with. They're putting profit before public health - the Government MUST take action! Sick of sewage? Add your name to the petition today: you.38degrees.org.uk/petitio… via @38degrees

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“The dictators of the world have got nothing to fear from this hearing.” Jamie Raskin says as he performs Shakespearean democracy monologues while the GOP live-tweets Farage quotes.

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Why is it that players only seem to suffer from cramp at Wembley? #LIVNEW

I just donated to a cause that means a lot. A blind actor needs help with travel insurance for a US tour. Every little bit counts. Please share and support if you can. Thanks! gofund.me/b6a256f8

“Bohemian Trumpsody” By @MarshSongs. EPIC!

In a country grappling with spiralling living costs and a rising tide of hunger, you'd think that perfectly edible food would never be wasted – but sadly, that is far from the reality, writes @LotteHill1 independent.co.uk/voices/foo…

Has @gtconway3d seen this? Pure gold

#dogsatpollingstations It was Ted’s first election and as you can see he was very excited

I never knew #CaptainKirk of #StarTrek was #Canadian This is brilliant btw 👏👏👏

This is Oscar, a cat that was adopted by an old folks home that correctly predicted the deaths of over 100 residents by spending time with them when he sensed they were in their last moments. He was adopted by the Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Providence, Rhode Island, United States. He was adopted to be a therapy cat only for the people working there to realize that he didn’t spend much time with any of the residents and kept mostly to his self. But, one day he showed great interest in one resident specifically and showed great affection towards them. That resident soon died a few days later. The workers realized that Oscar only spent time with certain resident when he somehow knew they were in their last moments. One time, the workers tried to get him to spend time with a senior who they believed were going to die soon only for him to spend time with a seemly healthy senior. That seemly healthy senior soon died a few days later. Over the course of his life, Oscar correctly predicted over 100 people’s deaths and comforted them in their last moments. He died on February 22nd, 2022 at the age of 17.

People often ask me how I keep hope when I spend most of my time in bad places where bad people are doing bad things - well it’s because of people like James Delaney trying to change the world one oark at a time … Nice to do a rare positive story thetimes.co.uk/article/b78c6…

Our regulators should be holding our profiteering water industry to account. Take action here to make sure that they do nmshr.io/s/twitter/ZBA-CjnEH… #EndSewagePollution

⁦@Modern_Greenery⁩ Look who I bumped into yesterday on the way to Wembley. Insisted that I had a rice and 3!! It was the highlight of my day. Got to love #ThisNThat

NEW 🧵: how Britain became gripped by the worst homelessness crisis in the developed world

Every single word of this rings true. We are very lucky to have her. If only every owner was like this football would be in a much better state. #bwfc

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