Philip.

I have a pond. I mostly listen to BBCR4/BBCR4Ex. Common sense is chasing me, I look behind and I am still well ahead.

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

@JohnSimpsonNews Wear, eat, use it or indeed wipe it. Undoubtedly at some point it came off the back off a lorry.

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👍👇. What Frank says.

[Frank Bruno MBE 🇬🇧 @frankbrunoboxer]

Evening so we go again tonight. Lets get behind the team we need a win and a convincing win plus some attractive football I have no finger nails left after the 1st half of last week's game so come on England bring on the Feelgood factor for us all!!

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👇.

[Dan Walker @mrdanwalker]

“Not another one”

Join us at 5 on 5 for a special programme LIVE from Downing Street

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👍👇🫡.

[Hiroshi Suzuki @AmbJapanUK]

Highest respect to soldiers and horses of @BritishArmy, whose discipline, skill and dedication uphold these remarkable traditions every day!!

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

https://t.co/S7Kkvug9Kh

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

@FloellaBenjamin @Ascot Stunning.
❤️👍😎✊.

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👇🤔.

[Tom Jamieson @jamiesont]

Explaining to foreigners the winner of this contest gets to be Prime Minister

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

@AmbJapanUK You both look very dapper.
🫡😎👍❤️.

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

@pedalsingh Sorted. Done. ❤️✊.

[Danny Baker @prodnose]

Hydration breaks are three minutes. Why?
Because that's the length of a US ad break.
How long does it take to have a glug of water and get back out there? Thirty seconds?

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👇🤔.

[Dan Walker @mrdanwalker]

It’s 21 degrees in the stadium. It’s an ad break and has nothing to do with ‘hydration’.

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👇.

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

@Foxy2Para 😎✊.

[Dan Walker @mrdanwalker]

Football remains the beautiful game but the men who run it are managing to severely damage its reputation and it looks like they will be pressing the accelerator throughout this World Cup. It is incredibly sad.

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👍😎👇.

[Football Away Days @AwayDaysFB]

Ian Wright is an absolute hero for saying how we all feel about this World Cup…

“I've just read that the Somalian referee has been denied entry. Every few hours it's another story, another story about fans denied, players denied, officials denied, journalists denied, now refs," Wright said.

"You know something I'm laughing but it's not funny, it's actually not funny and something has to be said.

"The expensive tickets, the most expensive tickets ever, expensive accommodation, transport through the roof. It has to be said.

"Is this how the hosts behave really for the greatest game, the greatest tournament in the world, is this how the hosts behave?

"Are we not hearing more? Are we seeing how Qatar got dragged, are we not hearing more? Is this the spirit of football, really?

"You know who I feel for? I feel for the American fans who are desperate for this, American soccer fans who are desperate for this, how embarrassed they must be. How embarrassing for them this must be.

"This is the World Cup, this is a World Cup of chaos. Whoever wins this World Cup is going to have to go through some serious chaos to get this done.

"I hope we can do it, but something has to be said now. This is the World Cup."

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

From our Pam.
So 👇.

[Pam Ayres MBE @PamAyres]

Look what’s been built in Cardiff for swifts. My niece sent me these photos and said the structure was alive with birds. Heartening to see. It’s shaped like a swift in flight I think. Other towns have created similar swift nest sites including Exeter. Thank you for caring.

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👍.
https://t.co/Dk8uZ1LnIA

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

👇❤️✊🫡.

[Veterans’ Foundation @VeteransFdn]

Today, we remember Alan Turing, who died on 7 June 1954.

A mathematician, codebreaker and pioneer of modern computing, Turing's work helped shorten the Second World War and laid the foundations for technologies that shape our lives today.

For decades, his achievements went largely unrecognised, and he faced profound personal challenges because of who he was. Yet his contribution to science, innovation and society remains extraordinary.

On the anniversary of his death, we honour a man whose ideas changed the world and whose legacy continues to inspire generations of thinkers, problem-solvers and innovators.

Photo: Princeton University Archives – Public domain (via Wikimedia Commons)

[Ron Manager Remembers Nottingham @ronmanagernottm]

Fruit and Nut or Benson and Hedges?

[Philip. @Bewildered319]

Blimey.
This Jon Snow knows everything.
❤️🫡👍😎✊.
Watched you many times Sir.

[Alzheimer's Society @alzheimerssoc]

Veteran news anchor Jon Snow has shared that he’s living with dementia, speaking publicly for the first time to raise awareness of a condition affecting around 1 million people across the UK.

Jon and his wife, neurologist Dr Precious Lunga, are supporting Alzheimer’s Society @alzheimerssoc and shared the story of Jon’s diagnosis in @DailyMail as part of our Defeating Dementia campaign with the newspaper.

https://t.co/Sy08OWXmms

We’ve partnered with Jon, in association with @Channel4, on a powerful new documentary airing on 20 June. Jon Snow: A Last Big Story looks at how he’s navigating life with dementia, and how, when we all come together, we can change the story.

Thank you to Jon and Precious for their courage and openness to bring much-needed attention to dementia 💙

@jonsnowC4

Photo credit: Cynthia R Matonhodze