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[Scouse Republic @ScouseRepublic]

PRE SEASON GIVEAWAY!!

As a thanks for all the support, we’re giving away FOUR t-shirts to randomly selected followers😀

Just RT & like this post & follow us. Feel free to tag your mates👌🏼

Will pick the winners on August 5th.

Get involved! Good luck👍🏼

https://t.co/5GMxgsGxe6

[Ann Duffield @AnnDuffieldnews]

Quote: 'Did you know when I was 16, the government made an agreement with me, that if I paid National Insurance every week, they would give me a pension when I was 60
I kept my end of the deal and am still paying in!!
On the 5th and 6th of June, the UK Government may be made to give back the right to retire at 60 to all those women who worked and paid their National Insurance.
Currently their pension payout is delayed until 66 or 67 depending on date of birth.
We all know that the pension age for women born in the sixties has been raised. Did you know a campaign called ‘Back to 60 Movement’ has won the right to a Judicial Review and is taking the DWP to the High Court? On the 5th and 6th June they will attempt to get women justice over non consultation in raising the pensionable age to 66 and above.
Michael Mansfield QC will lead the case and the argument for the movement. However, there does not appear to be any media coverage regarding this significant event. That is why we’re raising the awareness now. Let's hope for justice rightly deserved.
There appears to be a media blackout on this issue, which suggests that the government have put a block on the media reporting it. So let’s use social media for what it’s good at - share the hell out of this. Come on ladies - this is worth a great deal to you!'
PLEASE, PLEASE COPY AND PASTE

[Rute Cardoso @Rutecfcardoso14]

From the bottom of my heart, thank you to the club and to all the fans for the love, respect and support shown during this incredibly difficult time. Your messages and gestures have meant more than words can express 🤍

[Heki @hekitike9]

😘

[James Milner @JamesMilner]

Disappointing result but happy to be back out on the pitch and a special moment to play at Anfield wearing the #20 A massive thank you for the incredible welcome from the Anfield crowd ❤️YNWA
Also to the travelling fans for you continued support we need you over this period. #bhafc

[REDS SPARES IRELAND 🇮🇪 @REDticketMenIRE]

Anyone lose a bank card in Milan

DM us

[Have A Word @Haveawordpod]

It was the night before Christmas…

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

One month before her 95th birthday, Patricia Routledge wrote words that still echo softly today:
“I’ll be turning 95 this coming Monday. In my younger years, I was often filled with worry — worry that I wasn’t quite good enough, that no one would cast me again, that I wouldn’t live up to my mother’s hopes. But these days begin in peace, and end in gratitude.”
Her life didn’t truly take shape until her forties. She had worked steadily — in provincial theatres, radio plays, and West End productions — yet often felt adrift, searching for a home within herself.
At 50, she accepted a television role she assumed would be small: Hyacinth Bucket in Keeping Up Appearances. To her surprise, it carried her into living rooms around the world. That role, she later reflected, helped her embrace her own quirks. It healed something in her.
At 60, she began learning Italian — not for work, but so she could sing opera in its native tongue. She also discovered how to live alone without being lonely. Each night, she read poetry aloud, not for diction, but to quiet her soul.
At 70, she returned to Shakespeare’s stage, no longer burdened by the need to prove herself. She performed with stillness — and audiences felt that she was no longer acting, but simply being.
At 80, she took up watercolor painting. She painted flowers from her garden, old hats from her youth, faces she once glimpsed on the London Underground. Each painting was a memory made visible.
Now, at 95, she writes letters by hand. She bakes rye bread. She breathes deeply each morning. She cherishes laughter but no longer seeks to make anyone laugh. The quiet is her dearest companion.
And with that quiet came her message to us all:
Growing older is not the closing act. It can be the most exquisite chapter — if you let yourself bloom again.
Let these years be your treasure years.
You don’t need fame. You don’t need perfection.
You only need to show up — fully — for the life that is still yours.
With love and gentleness,
— Patricia Routledge

[c @red_chris1970]

@lvrwd @robbohuyton Sainsburys in rice lane have it mate

[internet hall of fame @InternetH0F]

Italian singer, Adriano Celentano, released a gibberish song in the 1970s meant to sound like English. It ended up being a big hit

[c @red_chris1970]

@livtickets66 Lfctixs

[c @red_chris1970]

@livtickets66 Do not give any money to Lfctixs
Scamming rats

[c @red_chris1970]

@livtickets66 Just been scammed on here, be careful who you give money to

[c @red_chris1970]

@livtickets66 I'll take it

[george @StokeyyG2]

An earlier clip of the Liverpool fan who confronted Simeone during the moment that Atletico scored their second goal…

[Ed Davey @EdwardJDavey]

The BBC are constantly fawning over Farage's every move despite Reform only having four MPs. Our national broadcaster should reflect the whole country, not just one man’s ego.

[Liberal Democrats @LibDems]

Sick of the BBC acting as a mouthpiece for Farage and Reform? Us too.

Our national broadcaster should reflect the whole country, not just one man’s ego.

[Love Music @khnh80044]

Freddie is looking down and giving y'all a standing ovation. That's spectacular!😍💗
The most INSANE Bohemian Rhapsody Flashmob you will ever see!!
With 30 musicians and singers in the STREET of Paris 😍
Cre : Julien Cohen Pianist

[Mohamed Salah @MoSalah]

You’ll be remembered for your loyalty and dedication every time you were called upon. You leave as a champion, and I’ve got no doubt you’ll do big things at your new club. They are lucky to have you.