Always loved how real @professorgreen was but the time he has taken out to retweet or comment of all of our photos in the #wishihadtakenmorephotographsofus tag has amazed me, he’s left so many people with a smile on their face and I bet he doesn’t even realise it 💙
Remembering the late, great Dolly, who brought joy, comfort and inspiration to so many - including the millions of children given free books through her Imagination Library. We will always ❤️ you.
@narindertweets Do you know what I was on the housing register here in Dorset for 17 years I never got close to get a house I had to private rent. This kind of thing is what pisses people off.
Here we go.
Nobody in the media “did this”. A young man taking his own life is an absolute tragedy, and my heart goes out to everyone who knew and loved him, but turning his death into a weapon against people who questioned him helps nobody.
For decades, Jason Arday made claims about his life which were accepted, repeated and celebrated by friends, employers and the media. When serious questions were finally asked, the resulting humiliation must have been utterly crippling.
If anything, the tragedy here is that so many people around him enabled something that could never withstand scrutiny. They didn't protect him by doing that. They helped paint him into a corner from which he may have felt there was no escape.
That is desperately sad. But blaming journalists and commentators for discovering the truth is neither fair nor helpful.
@narindertweets Nobody hates immigrants the country wouldn’t run without them. People dislike illegal immigrants, if people come the right way and achieve their goals and better the country, we will all be behind them.
To all the people wishing this man a negative result you really need to have a long hard look at yourself, you can disagree with his opinion but to wish harm is another level of crazy!!