Jessica Lester💫

@RCollEM Officer. @UniCreativeArts graduate. Enjoys fish & chips, dogs, reading, dining out and swimming in the sea.

[Jessica Lester💫 @JessicaLLester]

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[Dr Mike Hill @DrMikeHill]

Not all heroes wear capes, but always nice to put one on now and again. #FellowRCEM @RCollEM

[Royal College of Emergency Medicine @RCollEM]

Unsure how to publicly demonstrate your affiliation with/love for the best medical specialty there is? We’ve got you covered! Visit https://t.co/9Za1SfllhY for all your RCEM merch needs and show your RCEM pride 💜

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the day is ‘stound’ (15th century): a sudden pang of emotion, as felt perhaps when hearing a familiar piece of music, or catching a particular scent.

[British Vogue @BritishVogue]

From multicoloured Chanel tops to LBDs, Vogue rounds up our favourite Carrie Bradshaw looks of all time. https://t.co/OWJt2wO5Vx

[British Vogue @BritishVogue]

Pride and joy abound in the July 2023 issue of #BritishVogue, with #TimWalker capturing a shimmering army of LGBTQ+ pioneers. First up, actor and raconteur #MiriamMargolyes, who makes her Vogue cover debut at 82: https://t.co/KDzmWUrDFI

[Jessica Lester💫 @JessicaLLester]

@susie_dent What is a word for the feeling you get when you finish a book? That strange, longing nostalgic feeling not too dissimilar to wanting to have the same night or event all over again.

[British Vogue @BritishVogue]

The Emma Watson looks that caused the biggest stir. https://t.co/L6whQkWGPL

[British Vogue @BritishVogue]

From Ursula Andress and Honor Blackman to Eva Green and Léa Seydoux. https://t.co/OaaDD8yfhQ

[David Baddiel @Baddiel]

Three Lionesses on a shirt. #ENGSWE

[Ammaar Joosub 🇵🇸🇿🇦 @AmmaarJoosub]

I really hope that I look like the mirror version of me and not the camera version.

[B I C E P @feelmybicep]

Bicep - Glue & Apricots (Glastonbury 2022) https://t.co/JwZRWoZJT1 via @YouTube

[ᔑamples Media @samplesmedia]

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[ELLEUK @ELLEUK]

Zoë Kravitz looked so beautiful at last year's Met Gala.

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the day is ‘apricate’ (17th century): to luxuriate for a moment in the warmth of the sun.

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

A sweet reminder from the dictionary: the word ‘daisy’ was originally ‘day’s eye’, because the flower opens its petals at dawn to reveal its sunny central disc, and closes them again at dusk.

[WowHaus @WowHauser]

The time capsule 1930s Wells Coates Sunspan house in Chadwell St Mary, Essex is now heading to a traditional property auction with a guide price of £420k. https://t.co/2W51zeA1vv

[UrbanXplorer @UrbanXploration]

Abandoned House, Sandy Lane, Chadwell St Mary, Essex. #abandoned #explore #urbanexplore #adventure #nature #essex

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the day is 'glee-dream' (11th century): joy and delight in music.

[Fesshole🧻 @fesshole]

When I'm eating by myself I will always lick the plate.

[British Vogue @BritishVogue]

From Jodie Comer’s exceptionally well-dressed Russian assassin to Emma Stone’s take on Cruella de Vil. https://t.co/OkT1cIpShU