You have to be unhinged and evil to celebrate the death of someone you politically disagree with.
There are quite a few politicians I utterly despise, but I would NEVER celebrate their death. It's not right.
These vile people have absolutely no humanity.
It's deeply depressing
Six years ago, after the heartbreaking death of Caroline Flack, the words “Be Kind” became more than just a hashtag. They became a reminder that we never truly know what someone is carrying behind a smile or a social media profile.
Now, her family is facing another devastating loss with the death of her brother. It’s impossible not to think about the lasting impact grief can have, and how important it is that we keep having honest conversations about mental health.
We still don’t talk enough about men’s mental health.
Too many men grow up believing they have to be the strong one, the fixer, the one who carries everyone else. Too many suffer in silence because asking for help feels like admitting defeat. It isn’t. It never has been.
If you’re struggling, please tell someone. If someone you care about has gone quiet, check in. Not with “You alright?” as you walk past, but with the time and willingness to really listen.
Being kind isn’t just about what we write online. It’s about how we treat people every day. It’s about making space for honest conversations, especially with the men in our lives who may be hiding far more than they let on.
If you need support in the UK, please reach out:
●Samaritans: Call 116 123 free, 24/7 or visit https://t.co/XVy8R3odJy
●NHS urgent mental health help: Call 111 and select the mental health option, or visit https://t.co/BQghg2D4KL
●Shout: Text SHOUT to 85258 for free, confidential support 24/7
●CALM: Call 0800 58 58 58 or visit https://t.co/WRUPiufh3U
●Mind: Visit https://t.co/z5gpQUcXcP for advice and support
●If someone is in immediate danger, call 999
Let’s make sure Be Kind wasn’t just a moment. Let’s make it something we continue to live by.💙
60 years ago today, a new chapter in Glasgow's story began ⌛
Officially opened by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on 27 June 1966, Glasgow Airport has spent six decades connecting Scotland to the world.
Today, we're proud to celebrate 60 years.
Here's to the next 60 ✈️
The government say to us plebs that we should do our bit to “save the planet”. Yet they are ramming through hundreds of AI data centres that are doing the diametric opposite.
📱There's no such thing as a social media ban for under-16s
It means we will ALL face a “papers, please” demand to get online.
Holding platforms to account and giving parents the tools they need are the answer for child safety - not government-issued bans and digital ID checks for all.