Dennis Markey

[Reese Fletcher @reesefletcher_]

Omar Bugiel - Via Instagram.

Thank you for everything Omar.

Warrior.

#afcw

[Ray Armfield @KentWomble]

Everyone’s annual reminder… 🔵🟡⚽️>🎾

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

George Harrison was only fifteen years old when he auditioned for a band that would change music forever. At first, John Lennon thought he was too young. But Harrison picked up a guitar and flawlessly played a song by one of Lennon's favorite musicians. The decision was immediate—he was in.

From the beginning, Harrison was different. While John Lennon and Paul McCartney dominated attention, George stood quietly in the background. Born into a working-class family in Liverpool, he developed an early obsession with music. His mother encouraged his passion, even when he practiced for hours until his fingers hurt. That support helped shape one of the most influential musicians of the twentieth century.

Within The Beatles, Harrison often lived in the shadow of Lennon and McCartney. His songwriting opportunities were limited, but he never stopped creating. Instead of demanding attention, he patiently developed his craft.

Everything changed when he discovered the sitar in the mid-1960s. Fascinated by Indian music and spirituality, he studied under renowned musician Ravi Shankar. Harrison then introduced Indian sounds and ideas into Beatles recordings, opening Western audiences to entirely new musical traditions. His influence helped reshape popular music and inspired countless artists around the world.

He also wrote some of The Beatles' most beloved songs. "Something" became one of the most covered songs in modern music, while "Here Comes the Sun" remains one of the group's most enduring classics. These songs revealed a songwriter whose talent had often been overlooked.

After The Beatles dissolved in 1970, Harrison finally stepped into the spotlight with the acclaimed album All Things Must Pass. A year later, he organized the Concert for Bangladesh, widely regarded as the first major charity rock concert and a model for future global benefit events.

George Harrison spent much of his life in the background, yet his impact on music, culture, and humanitarian causes continues to resonate around the world. Quietly, he became one of the most influential figures of his generation.

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#drthehistories

[Ray Armfield @KentWomble]

£80,000 is an amazing amount by everyone. And to think one or two people sneered at WAWF as just “coffee money”

[The Rolling Stones @RollingStones]

Thanks Macca! ❤️

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

😂😂

[SWSG-Southern Wombles Supporters Group @SWSG19]

On this day we gave the FA 28,000 reasons why we are in the better interests of football...
Let that sink in.... We took 28,626 to Wembley a year ago today.

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

It's 30°C in parts of Britain today. And the animals are struggling.☀️

Dairy cows in Cumbria are drinking twice as much water.
Milk yields are dropping.
Farmers are out there at 3am moving livestock to shade.

This isn't just a heatwave. This is another challenge for British farming.

The Irish government has already issued guidance - no transporting animals in the hottest part of the day.
What has the UK government said? Nothing new.

East of England just had one of the driest Aprils on record.
Crops already planted are failing.
This current hot spell is making everything worse.

A Lincolnshire arable farmer told the BBC his wheat is suffering.
That wheat becomes your bread.
Your pasta.
Your breakfast cereal.

One more week of this and thousands of acres of British crops will be written off.

Temperatures are rising. So are costs.
More water for livestock.
More diesel for ventilation.
More stress on the farmer.

The weather is getting harder. The government is getting quieter.

This isn’t to scaremonger, and it’s nothing British farmers haven’t weathered before (excuse the pun), just an opportunity to ask the question…

Is anyone in Westminster paying attention to what 32°C means for your food?

[AFC Wimbledon @AFCWimbledon]

Crazy Gang Member, FA Cup Winner, Hollywood Star, Legend ⭐

UNTOLD UK: Vinnie Jones is now playing on @netflix 🍿

Click below to read everything you need to know about the man himself 👇

#AFCW 🟡🔵

[Netflix UK & Ireland @NetflixUK]

Misfit. Hardman. Thespian. FA Cup Winner. Untold UK: Vinnie Jones. Only on Netflix

[MrGTeache(s)Primary @TeachesPrimary]

Congrats to Finton House School, representing @AFCWimbledon 🏆

#coyd

[Ray Armfield @KentWomble]

This has dragged on for EIGHT years and the ‘result’ is it’s all been an absolute waste of time.

[Haydon the Womble @HaydontheWomble]

Happy Birthday to the one & only @ivor27 here we are trying to work out how old he is now?!! 💛💙 #AFCW

[MrGTeache(s)Primary @TeachesPrimary]

A message to anyone who argues AFC Wimbledon isn't Wimbledon

[The Beatles Story @beatlesstory]

#OnThisDay in 1966, one of the most celebrated albums of all time, Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys, was released! 📀 🎶

[Jane Dimond @janiedimond]

Calling all AFC Wimbledon fans (and anyone else who loves what our fan-owned club stands for and fancies their chances!) Total bargain … and all proceeds go to the men’s team playing budget. Check out https://t.co/vO3hVLZQpN for more details!

[The Beatles @thebeatles]

Get back to 3 Savile Row

The first ever official Beatles fan experience. Opening 2027

Sign up at https://t.co/mFk0OHmymE

[The Beatles Story @beatlesstory]

#OnThisDay in 1970, the Beatles released their iconic "Let It Be" album in the UK! 🍏 🎵

Image © 2026 Mike McCartney

[AFC Wimbledon @AFCWimbledon]

Set to star in @NetflixUK’s brand-new Untold UK series, Vinnie Jones is one of England’s most recognisable actors and previously played a key role in Wimbledon’s football history 🏆

Here we tell you everything you need to know about the man himself 👇

#AFCW 🟡�Set to star in @NetflixUK’s brand-new Untold UK series, Vinnie Jones is one of England’s most recognisable actors and previously played a key role in Wimbledon’s football history 🏆

Here we tell you everything you need to know about the man himself 👇

#AFCW 🟡�Set to star in @NetflixUK’s brand-new Untold UK series, Vinnie Jones is one of England’s most recognisable actors and previously played a key role in Wimbledon’s football history 🏆

Here we tell you everything you need to know about the man himself 👇

#AFCW 🟡�Set to star in @NetflixUK’s brand-new Untold UK series, Vinnie Jones is one of England’s most recognisable actors and previously played a key role in Wimbledon’s football history 🏆

Here we tell you everything you need to know about the man himself 👇

#AFCW 🟡�Set to star in @NetflixUK’s brand-new Untold UK series, Vinnie Jones is one of England’s most recognisable actors and previously played a key role in Wimbledon’s football history 🏆

Here we tell you everything you need to know about the man himself 👇

#AFCW 🟡�Set to star in @NetflixUK’s brand-new Untold UK series, Vinnie Jones is one of England’s most recognisable actors and previously played a key role in Wimbledon’s football history 🏆

Here we tell you everything you need to know about the man himself 👇

#AFCW 🟡🔵