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Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay and I’ve been up in Liverpool hosting a panel at the ON YOUR SIDE launch with The Royal Foundation.
I also spoke to Gary Speed’s mum - Carol. It’s nearly 15 years since Gary took his own life.
I loved talking to her but she also broke my heart.
Also… hugs are good ❤️
Ahead of our shows in Liverpool, we were treated to a very special performance from The Bell Tower Beats of Anfield Road Primary School and THEY ROCKED ANFIELD STADIUM!!! 🤘
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Six months ago, King Charles III received Donald Trump at Windsor Castle. Horse-drawn carriages. A 41-gun salute. A state banquet in St George’s Hall with 160 guests. Trump stood next to the King, visibly moved, and called it “one of the highest honours of my life.” Britain smiled, nodded, and filed that away.
Today Trump posted a hostile video about the United Kingdom. Downing Street issued a three-sentence response and got on with its day. Because here is the thing about Britain that Americans never quite grasp: this country has been burying empires since before the United States existed. It has outlasted Napoleon, Hitler, and the Soviet Union. It will outlast this.
Trump wanted a reaction. He wanted the phone calls, the grovelling, the desperate reassurances. He got a shrug from a country that invented the stiff upper lip and has been practising it for a thousand years.
While Washington careens between threats and tantrums, Britain is quietly doing what Britain does. Building alliances. Signing defence agreements. Hosting the leaders that actually matter at Chequers and Downing Street. The adults are in the room. They just stopped expecting Trump to be one of them.
The special relationship was always a polite fiction. Britain knew that. It kept the fiction alive because it was useful. Now that it isn’t, Britain is doing what any self-respecting island nation does.
It moves on.
Gandalv / @Microinteracti1
“What does he know about the frontline? That man has only ever fired someone on The Apprentice.”
President Donald Trump’s comments on the Afghan war are “ignorant and insulting”, says former British Army soldier Simon Weston.
@SimonWestonCBE
Sir Rod Stewart slams Donald Trump:
“I was born just after the war and I have great respect for our armed forces that fought and gave us our freedom. So it hurts me badly, deeply, when I read that draft dodger Trump has criticised our troops in Afghanistan for not being on the front line…
So I’m calling on you, Prime Minister Starmer and Farage, please make the draft dodger Trump apologise. Please.”
NATO’s Article 5 has only been triggered once. The UK and NATO allies answered the US call. And more than 450 British personnel lost their lives in Afghanistan.
Those British troops should be remembered for who they were: heroes who gave their lives in service of our nation.