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Hey Mister! Have you got a dime?

[TH @Trystanian]

@Ebygum71 @FlackJimmmy Except he wasn't though was he. A very large proportion of the working class couldn't stand him. He was the classic "feudal socialist".

[TH @Trystanian]

@dvonpalm Don't think that's true at all. Memories of Alcaraz and Sinner will only be a very vague memory. They will be two of literally hundreds of others of players.

[TH @Trystanian]

@jaybee10s Nobody puts an asterisk beside your name on the list of champions. And in years to come, nobody will know or care that he didn't have to beat Sinner or Alcaraz. They won't know who any of them were. They will only see Zverev's name on the board.

[Caroline Lyons @clyons_wilts]

The brother of a woman who disappeared 50 years ago has made a dramatic plea for help.

Patricia Black, was 22 years old when she was last seen at a bus stop in the Ayrshire town of Irvine #FindPatriciaBlack https://t.co/6SXy7NJcAG

[Brian Groom @GroomB]

Oxford Street, Manchester, in a downpour, 1954. (Manchester Evening News: SSPL via Getty Images)

[Vinnie Sullivan @VinnieSull1van]

People living in 1960s Scotswood in Newcastle give heartbreaking accounts as to the anticlimax of living in flats compared to the homes that once gave them privacy, dignity, and a sense of worth.

The elderly lady discussing her loneliness towards the end really got me. People try to tell us that high rises and the birth of internationalist modernity was a good thing but in reality people could see and feel that it was unnatural from the very start. ⏳

[TH @Trystanian]

Swan on the Tyne is back with some cygnets #June

[TH @Trystanian]

Anybody else now getting random tweets on their "following" tab from people they have no connection to?

[TH @Trystanian]

@LGBTQPrideUK @CrisXmusic @The_TUC If you look at "Rod's" tweets it's fairly obvious that it's a troll account pushing some pretty nasty right wing views. I wouldn't waste your time interacting with "him"

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Sky's @cathynewman interviewed Reform's Zia Yusuf about the murder of Henry Nowak, then faced a deluge of online abuse, including misogyny and death threats.

She looks at a small sample of the posts and explains why journalists should "call it out" ⬇️

[TH @Trystanian]

@northumbriana I used to work on Water Street there. I dunno if it's true, but they used to say the UK's gold reserves were stored at the Martins Bank there during the war so if there was an invasion it could be transported to Canada

[TH @Trystanian]

@Catus14 @JHCPAL @KeithTalentless @Hendrover 😂

[TH @Trystanian]

Got a shock there. Came out my back door and there was a hedgehog. #June

[TH @Trystanian]

@JHCPAL @Catus14 @KeithTalentless @Hendrover Speaking of industrial theft, I remember my dad telling me when he worked in a radiator factory many years ago. One of the men he worked with got arrested. He'd actually made a garden fence with all the radiators he'd stolen 😆

[TH @Trystanian]

@BBCNews Mr Cadbury's Parrot?

https://t.co/qsIY1vO0Ol

[Brian Groom @GroomB]

Cloth Hall Street, Leeds, 1970s, by Peter Mitchell.

[(((Dan Hodges))) @DPJHodges]

Again, it’s incomprehensible to me how Reform are playing this. They have clearly coordinated with JD Vance. What makes them think ordinary British voters want him weaponising this tragedy.

[Brian Groom @GroomB]

Newcastle upon Tyne, 1975, photo by Trevor Ermel. A British Rail Class 47 approaches Central Station via High Level Bridge.

[Fraser Nelson @FraserNelson]

It's not just the exploitation of a tragedy.

JD Vance's picture of Britain - where migrants have led to a crime surge - is the opposite of the truth.

https://t.co/y5El5FUj7v

[Brian Groom @GroomB]

Warehouses, Manchester, 1926, by E.O. Hoppé, German-born British photographer (1878-1972).