Finally I got the picture 😮
Snowy Durdle door in Dorset
One of my most memorable moments, capturing this very rare image. The fact that we never really get snow down south and especially at such an iconic tourist attraction such as Durdle Door!
My sister Sarah Cunningham has been missing since 0230am in Camden. Last seen leaving apartment building on Jamestown Road. She was wearing a black outfit. If you have any information please let me or the police know. she has been officially reported as missing.
Carol Vorderman, "Still today I can't get over how deferential we are to certain politicians who are a disgrace"
"Kwasi Kwarteng was on GMB this morning.. Chatting about the newspapers.. What?!?"
"You crashed the economy mate.. You went off from the House of Commons to a drinks party with billionaires"
"And yet he's there as though this is perfectly normal"
"So I'm not surprised by people watching that going: hang on you're trying to tell me that I should accept him as a valid voice now? Sorry, I'm off to social media"
British people cannot simply say hello when their friend enters the pub. Oh no no no.
Instead they must say “here he is!” or “who let you in?” Sometimes they might say “well look who decided to show up” even if the friend is on time. Or “fancy seeing you here!” or “who invited you?” despite the friend being invited and expected. Sometimes they might even say something that suggests they don’t recognise the friend at all, like “do I know you?” or “who are you and what have you done with John?” Maybe they’ll say “they just let anyone in here these days”, or “good timing, it’s your round”. Or perhaps they’ll simply let out a loud cheer.
But they will never just say hello.
Outside a hotel in Redcliffe, Bristol - the hotel is being protected by hundreds of Bristolians shouting ‘We are many, you are few. We are Bristol, who are you?’ to a group of around 100 protesters who had marched on the hotel
I’m fully freelance for the first time in a while. Below is a list of the services I offer (the ability to pose comfortably for a photo is sadly not one of them). Any reposts and shares are hugely appreciated, thank you! 👇 1/5
In this busy illustration Shirley recognises every child - the so keen they’ve got their armbands on in the car type to the hugging the knees with trepidation type.
Annie Rose’s bucket was full of seaweed and muddy water. She picked it up and tipped out the whole lot, on to the ground. There was a strong smell of seaweed…
Nothing but mad respect for the way Jordan Pickford is consistently ABSOLUTELY FURIOUS at being asked to do the activity for which he is paid. Extremely me.