Ricky Bhabutta

Army GP, health promoter, full-time medical manager and Chair of Committee for Medical Managers in BMA

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

@hoyer_kat @ToppingsEdin @ToppingsStAs Really enjoyable evening with @hoyer_kat in Edinburgh tonight. Great presentation about your book, followed by a lovely sunset over the city. It appears our paths may cross at @ChalkeFestival and @WeHaveWaysPod, so maybe a beer at one of those.

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

@DalrympleWill @EmpirePodUK Only just catching up with this series. @HeraldLinde was brilliant in Ep 1. Looking forward to the rest.

He described VOC as the largest company ever. Surely a face-off between EIC and VOC needed!

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

A rather more picturesque view of Point du Hoc in Normandy by Seurat in the @TheCourtauld exhibition. Well worth a visit. Incredible collection of his seascapes. The rock feature no longer looks like this due to erosion and damage during WW2.

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

@hoyer_kat Looking forward to seeing you in Edinburgh in a few weeks.

[Salisbury Hospital @SalisburyNHS]

Elections will be held for the Council of Governors of Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust. There are vacancies for Public Governors and Staff Governors. Full details, including about obtaining nomination forms, are available here: https://t.co/qRr54ze8T6

[Voices of WW2 @VoicesofWW2]

🧵In 1942, a man flew an open-cockpit biplane from World War ONE straight at three of the most powerful warships ever built.

He knew he wasn't coming back.

This is the story of Lieutenant Commander Eugene Esmonde 👇

[Joe Sargent @joesargent87]

@DadsArmyFans hey guys. We are taking this brilliant play (based on Arnold Ridley’s memoirs and written by his son, Nic) to The Mission Theatre in Bath 19th-21st March. Would love a retweet is possible?

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

@digkabri @DalrympleWill @tweeter_anita You were epic, Prof Cline! So much debunking of history in 3 fun-filled hours of podcast. Please come back again!

[WW2 Pod: We Have Ways of Making You Talk @WeHaveWaysPod]

Achtung! Achtung!

Calling all fans of WW2 and Hawaiian shirts.

Set your calendars... 11th - 13th September 2026.

Be there or be square.

[Robert Lyman 🇺🇦 @robert_lyman]

Book Friday in tribute to Gordon Corrigan

[Katherine Carter @katieculture]

And that's a wrap! 🎬

What a bloomin' marvellous two days of filming for @ww2headquarters. Am going to miss these chaps. Huge thanks to @almurray and @James1940 for being an absolute joy to have @ChartwellNT and I can't wait to see these brilliant Churchillian episodes soon. ✌️

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

@katieculture @James1940 @almurray @ChartwellNT @ww2headquarters Well done on your appearance on the @WeHaveWaysPod tonight @katieculture and for keeping the boys straight. See you at the Fest hopefully.

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

@DalrympleWill Eric is absolutely brilliant. He needs to be bottled and shared widely. So much history debunking hardly seems possible! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

@DalrympleWill @tweeter_anita It and she are brilliant. Thank you.

[Alison Moyet @AlisonMoyet]

Just came across this photo. The liberation of Paris taken outside my godmother’s house.

[Callum Robinson @CallumGRobinson]

Something wonderful swimming out of the elm.
My father's first otter carving of the new year, smiling on a Saturday!

David Robinson, Scottish Elm, 2026

#handmade #otterman #woodcarving #otters

[Hidden History @HiddenHistoryYT]

On the morning of 14 May 1945, the crew of U-2326 quietly navigated their submarine into the Tay Estuary at Dundee, Scotland, the war finally over for them.

Their surrender was accepted on board the venerable HMS Unicorn, a ship launched all the way back in 1824, temporarily renamed HMS Cressy to free the name for the Navy’s new repair carrier.

For these men, trained in the cutting-edge Type XXIII coastal U-boat, the end came not with a battle but with the slow, formal procession into port...a surreal contrast to the intense, claustrophobic months they had spent underwater.

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

Hello @EmpirePodUK @DalrympleWill @tweeter_anita
I have heard you talk about how Scotland benefitted from Empire frequently. In particular a statement that the West of Scot was enriched by slavery but the East by India. Are there sources for that data?

[Ricky Bhabutta @RickyB2003]

Hello @EmpirePodUK @DalrympleWill @tweeter_anita
I have heard you talk about how Scotland benefitted from Empire frequently. In particular a statement that the West of Scot was enriched by slavery but the East by India. Are there sources for that data?

[Andy @AndyAitcheson]

Glad to have finally visited the graves of the RAISC soldiers buried in Kingussie.

The predominantly Punjabi men were part of Force K6, the “Indian Contingent” and died while stationed in Scotland.

There’s lots of great info and celebration of them now, but often missed I why they were there in the first place: they provided the 52nd Lowland Division with mule transport for mountain training. Training and leading battalion and company mule trains for anything from ammunition supply to casualty evacuation.