Sean Taylor

This Happened Once Before

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

@bmay FFS that was one of the worst performances ever.
Have a shake of your head.
The backing singers and musicians were good.

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

@archivetvmus71 Great acting.King Corrie was great back in the day.

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

'Refused service yet again with my guide dog - I'm done speaking out' https://t.co/sPtXSshPz5

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

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[Chris @Oakymoron]

So if the public finances are bad then let’s put a stop to subsidised meals in the House of Commons. Let’s also stop the subsidised heating allowances for MPs.

We cannot allow a continuation of this gravy train

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

@DeborahMeaden Be happy you dont have a @StellantisYouUK Peugeot.

[The Independent @Independent]

Bruce Springsteen’s curfew-defying set bends Wembley stadium to his will – review https://t.co/lwPdnDzm8W

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Pictured here is Willemien Rieken. She was only 9 years old when she first began laying flowers on the grave of William Edmond, a British soldier who fought and died to liberate her Dutch Village.

From the day he died, and for 75 years, she looked after his grave and kept his memory alive. During WWII, William served with the 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron and took part in the Battle of Arnhem in the Netherlands.

Sadly, on September 17, 1944, he was shot in the back by a German sniper and fell to the ground. One of his comrades, Sgt David Christie, rushed to his aid, but nothing could be done to save William.

Seconds before dying, he said to David: "Tell my wife I love her." This British soldier was then buried at the Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery.

Willemien Rieken passed away in 2020. She was one of the last surviving Flower Children, young people who laid flowers at hundreds of graves of Allied casualties in a ceremony after the end of the war.

Niall Cherry, secretary of the Arnhem 1944 Fellowship, said: "She was one of the last surviving Dutch civilian links to the Battle of Arnhem. Willemien was a lovely lady who tended to the grave of Trooper Edmund for many years. She will be sadly missed."

[Michael Crick @MichaelLCrick]

This is brilliant. Absolutely hilarious.

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

Sacha Lord is threatening to sue us. Give us a hand https://t.co/ruwuxpTnZE

[Nula Suchet @nulasuchet]

I thought you would be interested in this story from The Times:
I’m convinced my husband has dementia, but he is in denial. https://t.co/r3pwrHjdmf

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

Brilliant.

[PoliticsJOE @PoliticsJOE_UK]

Donald Trump seeks advice from an old friend as the Stormy Daniels hush money trial gets underway.

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

BRILLIANT

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

David Bowie performing 'Heroes' at Live Aid in front of 72,000 people in Wembley Stadium, 1985.

Bowie is an absolute legend, there will never be anyone like him again.
#DavidBowie

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

@johnludds I think they were embarrassed, so no celebration.

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

@retro_calcio @ManUtd @ManUtd_AR @Vanisterror @ManUtdMEN @UnitedBefore @UtdBeforFergie Emotional,thanks for posting. Grateful thanks to Sam for filming history.

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

@afneil Are you hoping for a knighthood?

[John Ludden @johnludds]

So many passing. If you want one more glass or read that book, a little more salt/vinegar on your fish & chips. Tell the girl, guy what you really feel, hunt down the song that mattered so much. Hug your kids, stick the kettle on for mum & dad to chat. Dont waste one second❤️🍷

[Michael Crick @MichaelLCrick]

If you want to understand the British Establishment just read page 8 of latest Private Eye. The photo is from the 2014 Tory Carlton Club dinner. It includes Liz Truss, Lucy Frazer, former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells & current postal minister Kevin Hollinrake.

[Sean Taylor @seantaylor3]

@EarlyDoorsClips Gold.

[Bobbie @bo66ie29]

A captivating film of Manchester, England, in 1901. Everyone in their Sunday best for the Band of Hope Procession. “Parents, consider your example.”