From beautiful, complicated Northern Ireland. Mother of two
much-loved Italian
children. Delighted grandmother. Career in TEFL. European. I have other labels.
What was that Channel 4? During the medals ceremony you covered the British cycling gold medal winners (women's B1 1000 metre time trial) from all angles. Yet the bronze medal athletes, also British, didn't get a camera shot, from any angle.
Really enjoying the parade. Ellie is great when she gets the chance to speak. I dont know who that male person is. Now he may be pretty knowledgeable but he comes across as annoying. I'm ragin' Yet again the Great Britain placard was missing Northern Ireland. Yer man forgot too
@Telegraph I love it that the French decided to bring the athletes to us, through Paris, rather than parade them around enclosed stadiums for the pleasure of the few. So France. I salute you. Liberté, égalité, fraternité. You've put your money where your mouth is.
@agedorgallery Perhaps. I then saw a photo online of George's siblings watching the match at home. They were both wearing personalised England shirts. I was delighted.
@SkyNews@darrenpjones@kevinhollinrake Would have been refreshing to hear an MP get it right wouldn't it?? I am absolutely sick to the core of people getting it wrong. It's the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Ironic really if you consider where Sir Keir is today. I'm sure he'll get it right ...
@Channel4News There was no need for Nazrin Choudhury to go to the USA to find such an interesting, emotive
story to tell. She could have come to Northern Ireland. The story is the same.
@daisy_haggard@BBCiPlayer Go shout it everywhere and put on that super-duper gold dress you wore when you went on Graham Norton's show. You are simply glorious on Boat Story. Be bold, gold and proud!
@daisy_haggard@BBCiPlayer I hope you are so, so proud of yourself. Not in a quiet, gleeful way. Not giggling and joking about it self-consciously with your family in the kitchen at tea-time while keeping your fingers crossed under the table Go shout it at your front door, at work, at the school gate.