Simon Nuttall

[Manchester City @ManCity]

🏆 League Cup (2018)
🏆 Premier League (2018)
🏆 Community Shield (2018)
🏆 League Cup (2019)
🏆 Premier League (2019)
🏆 FA Cup (2019)
🏆 Community Shield (2019)
🏆 League Cup (2020)
🏆 League Cup (2021)
🏆 Premier League (2021)
🏆 Premier League (2022)
🏆 Premier League (2023)
🏆 FA Cup (2023)
🏆 Champions League (2023)
🏆 Super Cup (2023)
🏆 Club World Cup (2023)
🏆 Premier League (2024)
🏆 Community Shield (2024)
🏆 League Cup (2026)
🏆 FA Cup (2026)

Ten years. 20 trophies. One Pep Guardiola 🩵

[City Xtra @City_Xtra]

Time to do it all over again… 🥹🩵 @ManCity

[Think Planes @ThinkPlanes]

It was sad to say farewell to the last @TUIUK 767 yesterday on our stream . She is seen here departing @manairport off runway 05L after creating great memories for passengers over the past few decades 💙

[Simon Nuttall @SiNuttall77]

Time’s up! X

[Blue Planet Society @Seasaver]

We're joining the #DontVisitFaroe movement until the Faroese government puts an end to the cruel whale and dolphin hunts once and for all. It’s time to expose the Faroe Islands for the murderous truth hidden behind their deceptively peaceful vistas. Join me at https://t.co/pbJU3q3wuW  @dontvisitfaroe

[Manchester City @ManCity]

Manchester City are deeply saddened at the passing of our former player Trevor Francis.

Our thoughts are with Trevor’s friends and family at this difficult time.

[Phil Demers @walruswhisperer]

We flew a helicopter over the Miami Seaquarium on July 14th to demonstrate how painfully small and decrepit the orca tank is, and how criminally close to the ocean it is. There’s no excuse for this level of neglect and abuse.

[Blue Planet Society @Seasaver]

Sadly we have to report that there has been another sickening massacre of pilot whales in the Faroe Islands.

80-100 of these gentle dolphins were butchered today in the 6th Faroe grindadráp (hunt) of 2023. This takes the total cetaceans slaughtered in the archipelago this year to roughly 650.

We've been calling for @Tinganes to be excluded from the @IslandGamesAsso which started yesterday in @Guernsey_2023, UK. The international community must take a stand against this unacceptable torture of EU/UK protected animals.

Read more here https://t.co/oTZqBvda6S

[Simon M @Supersi1]

To help @manairport help celebrate their 85th we have an image that means a lot to me and took my photoshop game to another level lol
#MAN85

[Manchester City @ManCity]

20 years.

Marc-Vivien Foe

Never forgotten 🩵

[Manchester City @ManCity]

Thank you, @IlkayGuendogan 🩵🎱

[Ilkay Gündogan @IlkayGuendogan]

After 7 years a wonderful time ends. You made me realize all my dreams. 🏆💯 I will carry you forever in my heart. Once a blue, always a blue! Thank you @ManCity! 💙🫶🏼

[Captain Paul Watson Foundation UK @NeptunesPirates]

14th June 2023, there were 2 horrific grindadrap hunts on the Faroe Islands with:
269 long finned pilot whales killed at Vestmanna
178 long finned pilot whales killed at Leynar.
These were the 4th and 5th grindadrap hunts already in 2023 which have claimed 570 lives #StopTheGrind

[Robert Peston @Peston]

After the very serious business of the privileges committee judging that Boris Johnson willfully and recklessly lied to parliament when saying all Covid rules were followed in Downing St, there will then be the unedifying political game of the party whips maneuvering to decide what kind of motion of censure MPs should pass.

Actually this is more than a game. It will have a material impact on whether Boris Johnson can return to parliament if he so chooses. 

And for what it is worth, his allies say he is weighing up applying to be a candidate long before the election, so that the decision would rest with local members and not Conservative Campaign Headquarters. 

I am told by multiple MPs that the Tory whips want to break with precedent and have an unamendable motion of the whole House of Commons that simply “takes note” of the Privileges Committee’s damning report rather than following precedent by approving it.

This would obviously suit Johnson because he would not be pronounced guilty by the whole House, just by a committee of it.

MPs from all parties however are deeply concerned with this initiative and want there to be be a normal motion which would be to approve the report and the associated proposed punishment - thought to be a 20 day suspension from the Commons.

The problem with this traditional motion, for Johnson and perhaps for Sunak too, is that it brings the risk, the probability, that it would be amended to increase the sanction - perhaps by making clear that the suspension from the House would have to be served if Johnson ever returned to parliament, and to strip him of his parliamentary pass.

And of course if Johnson were automatically suspended on a return to parliament in a new seat, his constituents could immediately petition for another by-election. He would be in trouble before even setting foot back in parliament.

This could all get very confusing and messy, for Johnson and the Tory Party. Which given that Boris Johnson is at the centre of it all may not be a surprise.

[Captain Paul Watson Foundation UK @NeptunesPirates]

🚨BREAKING - 63 pilot whales killed in the #FaroeIslands last night in the third #grínd this year. 131 whales have now been killed since May, including pregnant females and calves - this has to end.

#StopTheGrind #ProtectMarineWildlife #VisitFaroes

[Coldplay @coldplay]

Thank you Tim Booth for making our teenage dreams come true 🌼

[Bee Network @BeeNetwork]

Exciting news on this bee-utiful day! 🐝

The keys to Greater Manchester’s first ever Bee Network buses were handed over today, ready to start arriving in Wigan, Bolton and parts of Salford and Bury from September.

Click the link below for more info 👇

[Manchester City @ManCity]

Today we join the rest of the city in remembering all those lost and impacted by the tragic events that took place 6 years ago.

#ThisCityRemembers

[Manchester City @ManCity]

LOVE THIS CITY! 💙