@farahi26 Hi Farah, I'm hoping to speak to passengers with experience of travelling on EMR trains. Could I speak to you? My email address is [email protected]
@benkisacaofd Hello, I'm working on a story about EMR and I'd like to speak to some frequent passengers. Could I speak to you? If so, my email address is [email protected]
@lynbobeagan I’m not sure if you still use this account but can I speak to you regarding Excel Parking please? It’s to do with a story for the BBC News website.
@jkbridge24@SkyHelpTeam Hi James, I work for the BBC and we're doing a story about the problems people have been having. Would you be able to follow me back so I can message you please?
@ClaireBirkett9 Hi Claire, I'm sorry to hear about the problems you've been having. I'm a journalist for the BBC and wondered if you could follow me back so I can message you about this? Thanks, Caroline
It's familiar to millions of Oasis fans all around the world, but what's the story behind the railway station on the cover of their first number one Some Might Say? https://t.co/bOhejmh9gx
@MOIRA1476724 I didn’t mean to be condescending, it’s just that people often criticise headlines without understanding why they’re written in the way they are. Sometimes it’s because of legal constraints.
@LucyInTheSky22 I didn’t write the story or headline but I think it’s worth explaining that the BBC wouldn’t be able to write your suggested headline for legal reasons. That’s because nobody has been convicted of the woman’s murder yet.
“This Is a Lowbridge” 😀 Blur gave a lovely shout-out to Stu Lowbridge on the setlist for the last show of The Ballad of Darren tour at @PS_BuenosAires (Stu chooses the setlists for the band)
photo via @lucionunez_