Kathleen

Retired dialysis nurse! Who on retiring inherited a large cockapoo Kofi who keeps me fit. I believe that all forms of racism are evil.

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@WiganWarriorsRL 🙏💙

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@TedUrchin @andyburnham Oh Yes.

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@Kathlee71068501 Yes100%

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@LandLover56 No Contest. Prince William.

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@Bakes_1 Absolutely. Aneurin Bevan’s dream from the cradle to the grave. Despite chronic underfunding and massive reductions in staff it is still in my opinion the best in the world.

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@Teaseryy Yes

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@KortneyGlavin90 Yes

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@TG_desk69 I would not want to be in the same room as Harry.

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@AmericaRecharge B Prince William.

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@Bjessie100Linda Yes

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@TG_desk69 Me too.

[Kevin O'Sullivan @TVKev]

Charles Spencer's book Swan Song: Diana, My Sister has already been slashed to half price in Waterstones. Get your Piers Morgan libel editions while you still can. Before they get pulled off the shelves. "Historian" Spencer proving to be historically inaccurate with his dates.

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@piersmorgan @jonsopel Good man.

[Gem 💎🇬🇧🇬🇧 @g3mmava1entin3]

My King today 🫡🫡❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹
#KingCharlesIII
#IStandWithKingCharlesIII
#GodSaveTheKing
#LongLiveTheKing

[Kathleen @katycav65]

@Bjessie100Linda Yes

[Furiosa @Furiosa24]

Courtesy of Charles and Diana.

Period.

[The British Prince @freedom_007__]

“It will either make or break you and I wouldn’t let it break me, I wanted it to make me. I wanted her to be proud of the person I would become” 🥺💔

Prince William your mother Princess Diana would be very proud of you.

#PrinceWilliam #PrincessDiana 🕊️✨

[Julie Murray @margotandgerry]

Fucking vile

[Ms_Would🇦🇺 @nataliewould01]

I would love it if we could keep this # moving. The lies of a book should not make us forget that Diana had 2 sons.
#Istandwithwilliam

[Queer Lips of Truth II 🇸🇱🇬🇧 @QLoTII]

Let's be clear about who won this week, because it is not close.

Earl Spencer had everything. Five days of front pages. CBS on Sunday morning. Thirty minutes on BBC One with Laura Kuenssberg. A book out today. He set out to prove that on the morning Diana died, the King was 'giddily elated', like a lottery winner.

He ended the week admitting, on camera, that he 'cannot be sure'. An assumption, from a tone, as a possibility. He told the country he knows 'lots of things' about the King that he chose not to print, and when that was called a threat, he said it was 'just the reality'. Every headline this morning is about the threat. In 2017 he said his Abbey eulogy was not aimed at anyone; last night he called it a 'direct rebuttal' of the King. His own words have done more damage to his case than the Palace ever could.

The King's contribution to all of it was a single sentence about grief and memory. Then he went back to work, in cancer treatment, at seventy-seven. His elder son's contribution was a shinty clubhouse on the Isle of Bute and not one word.

That is the scoreline. A week of talking against one sentence of silence, and the silence won. It always was going to, because the country has watched this family for twenty-nine years and knows exactly who told two boys their mother was dead, who brought her home, who walked, and who raised them.

The King didn't need to answer. Britain answered for him.