Roz Hawkins

Not the BBC's political correspondent. Likes a book.

[Stig Abell @StigAbell]

The First World War miraculously produced all sorts of high culture. But every year on this day it is worth watching the ending of the greatest sitcom, which somehow managed to catch the tone of remembrance exactly, perfectly right.

[Emma Hilton @FondOfBeetles]

The Sting is a perfect film. Not least because *look at him*.

(Credit to the female costume designer - Edith Head - for delivering the package)

RIP Robert Redford.

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

Enjoyed this one x #localwomanmissing

[Wholesome Side of 𝕏 @itsme_urstruly]

The legend of cat dad - a wholesome thread 🧵

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[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

Enjoyed this. Such a beautiful cover though #TheMadWomensBall

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

Oh. This makes me very sad x

[Tony Slattery podcast @SlatteryLive]

So sorry to report we are deverstated our lovely Tony has passed away .

https://t.co/WHoGSCxivq

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

@richardosman 😱😱😱😱😱😱

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

@PumkinInstigata @MadelaineLucieH Talk to our sons.

[Marina Purkiss @MarinaPurkiss]

Why every Tory should sit this one out...

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

December’s reading challenge. Love a bit of John Green #LetItSnow

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

Equally tragic #LongWayDown x

[Wholesome Side of 𝕏 @itsme_urstruly]

A wholesome thread to cleanse your timeline 🧵

1. Such a wholesome memory 🥹

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

So much tragedy x #InMemoriam

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

I am going to miss Zoe Ball 🥰

[The Pogues @poguesofficial]

First things first. Remembering our darling Kirsty MacColl today and forever.

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

Enjoyed this for #bookclub #starterforten

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

November’s book challenge #LittleWomen

[Roz Hawkins @rozbabes]

What has everyone got against speech marks these days..? #theanniversary

[Stig Abell @StigAbell]

I remember where I was when I watched the final episode of Blackadder Goes Forth and how I sat stunned at the end. One of the best pieces of tragicomic writing ever, in any form; worth another look today of all days.

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.