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[Double Down News @DoubleDownNews]

Dr Gabor Maté Diagnoses Israel. IT'S WORSE Than You Think

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

It is such a great album from one of my favourite bands 😃

[Steve May @stevemaythe1st]

Great review of our latest album - find out for yourself https://t.co/WfHGcFfQ7F

[Palestine Solidarity Campaign @PSCupdates]

The protest for Palestine has started. Join us outside the Foreign office to demand our government take meaningful action and sanction Israel for its genocide and apartheid against Palestinians 🇵🇸

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

@seanhannam Aww, that’s so lovely of you Sean 🥹 please don’t worry.
I’m excited for you! 😃 hope you take some photos

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

@seanhannam can’t get enough of this song. I don’t know why but some of the sound reminds me of the Phantasmagoria album by The Damned 😃

[Johnny Marr @Johnny_Marr]

Beyond The Rain

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

@seanhannam @Johnny_Marr Awww, majestic melancholy, couldn’t have put it better myself Sean 😃 awwww, I second that 🥹 Strangeways is glorious, I never understood why people slated it. Still listen to the album to this day. I’ve been meaning to read your review of the JM album, I will do so today

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

@seanhannam That’s okay 😃 I love the band, but must confess I haven’t heard their later albums (what sort of fan am I? 😂).

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

@seanhannam Yeah, Beyond The Rain does have a psychedelic/mystic feel, and a gothic one which reminded me of The Damned 😁 awww, now that you mention it, I hear the Bunnymen in it 😃 awww, that’s great Sean! I was meant to go but it sold out so quick 🙈

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

I need advice.
If someone ostracises you but doesn’t tw you why, what do you do? Because I’m so confused.

[Husam Zomlot @hzomlot]

"Who Is Still Alive" is a must-watch film featuring heartbreaking testimonies from survivors of the genocide in Gaza. It premieres in London this week at the Palestine Film Festival.

[Owen Jones @owenjonesjourno]

There isn't a natural disaster unfolding in Gaza.

Israel has deliberately left Gaza's people at mercy of floods.

The genocide never ended 👇

https://t.co/f1KujeOdcA

[Janine di Giovanni @janinedigi]

Just returned from West Bank. It is the worse Israeli violence against Palestinians that I’ve seen in 31 years. Settlers acting with vicious impunity while the @IDF stands by or protects the settlers. This level of violence, total erasures of Palestinian communities can’t go on

[Palestine Solidarity Campaign @PSCupdates]

🚨Protest for Palestine - Aid to Gaza - Sanction Israel
⏰ 13 November, 6PM
📍Foreign Office, King Charles Street, London

Thousands of Palestinians have been displaced by Israel and are facing horrific flooding conditions in their tents. Meanwhile Israel is ramping up its genocide and apartheid and blocking aid. Join us to demand the government take action to sanction Israel for its crimes and pressure it to let aid into Gaza.

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

Saw this on Tuesday, was truly epic 😎
The one and only George Michael.

Watch it in cinema whilst you still can!

He is missed so very much 😢❤️

[George Michael Official @GeorgeMOfficial]

The best place to be ✨

Experience GEORGE MICHAEL: THE FAITH TOUR in cinemas from Nov 4. US & Canada Dec 11.

Get your tickets now at: https://t.co/STEgRmApd4

Pre-order album here: https://t.co/93unt2rOSr

[Stan Collymore @StanCollymore]

This morning I was told of the passing of my good friend and colleague, Danny Kelly. The tributes to him in the coming days from those who knew him and worked with him will give you an idea of how much he was loved.

I loved him too. Very much so. A man who I called "Dad" on air because I wished he was. I hope you give me a few minutes to read my thoughts, and I hope they do you justice, Dan.

By 2008 I was a mess. I would sleep 18 hours a day, the other 6 mostly wanting to die. Once or twice a week I would open my laptop, organise football tabs, gossip and news as prep for jobs in broadcasting that I knew would never come, "just in case". When hope dies, we die, after all.

Then Danny Kelly came into my life.

I was driving out of London having been to see a psychiatrist about the state I was in and had BBC London on the radio. Danny was presenting with a guest, reviewing books. My name came up in the conversation, so I called in.

We hit it off straight away, talked about football for what seemed like forever but was probably a standard 10-12 minute section. But for me it sparked a temporary respite from sleep and chronic mental health issues and even for that I was grateful.

A couple of years later Danny joined talkSPORT to do the 7-10pm slot through the week. He told me he was offered a few co-presenters but he remembered that conversation we had and he wanted me to do it.

A lifeline of work, passionately talking about our sport, having fun and feeling a value as a human again. Something lost for 7 long years.

Danny gifted me that. Without that I know I wouldn't be writing this today.

"Always fresh, never frozen" was the tagline in a Domino's read we had to do in the show, something we'd instinctively greet each other with until our last meeting, in a pub, broadcasting for talkSPORT around 3 years ago. I didn't know that time would be the last, but perhaps fittingly we hugged as I left, I'm glad I did.

The shows were loved. They were funny, honest, insightful and I hope, along with Saggers after that, proof that Danny's belief in me was worthy. But to say my love for him was only thanks for a job doesn't even scratch the surface.

His kindness, his phone calls late at night ( Dan was a notorious night owl) of support, his man hugs, his indomitable spirit, his big brain on anything from football to music to geopolitics, his love, as I know many others will testify, came from the biggest of hearts and the biggest of souls housed in a giant of a man in every sense.

Dan, thank you, thank you for the kindness, the fun, the hope, the support and for being someone to look up to and aspire to be.

I love you very much, I know I'll hug you again some day. Thank you for everything.

"I love football Stan, I love it ".

[Stan Collymore @StanCollymore]

Danny's funeral and requiem mass is tomorrow in Ireland and his life will be celebrated in the new year in London where he lived and worked for most of his life, for friends and colleagues to attend. Sending much love to those friends and colleagues.

[Verso Books @VersoBooks]

To mark the centenary of John Berger's birth, we sat down with artists, authors, and critics to discuss what Berger's work meant to them

https://t.co/jQgVdLFIEH

[Casper Kari Chelsea 🇵🇸 @CasperKari88]

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[Adam Deacon @realadamdeacon]

First of all, I want to thank all the brave women who have shown such incredible strength and courage in speaking out, and all the journalists who have worked tirelessly to help bring the truth to light after so many years. Your courage and determination deserve to be recognised.

I hope that, now, the country can begin to understand the kind of person I have been up against within this industry, and the lengths someone will go to in order to maintain silence, protect their position and prevent the truth from coming to light.

No one should have to endure what I believe I have endured simply for standing up for the truth. It has been an incredibly difficult journey, but I have never lost sight of who I am or what I love.

My hope now is that the industry will finally give me the opportunity for a second chance — an opportunity to return to doing what I have always loved: being creative, telling stories and acting.

This is the industry I grew up admiring. Acting has always been my passion, and all I have ever wanted is the chance to do what I love again.

I am not asking for special treatment. I am simply asking for the opportunity to rebuild, to work, and to be recognised for my talent and passion rather than defined by what I have been through.

I hope this is the beginning of a new chapter.

- Adam Deacon.
@BAFTA -winning actor, writer, and director