Dianne retweeted
It’s going to be a spooktacular Saturday in the Strictly ballroom 🦇 👻 😈 🎃 🧙
So looking forward to sharing our Samba with you all, dancing to 🎶 Coconut by Harry Nilsson 🧟 🥥 🍋🟩 🏝️
Watch on @BBCOne & @BBCiPlayer Saturday 6.30pm.
#Strictly #samba #Halloween2026
Dianne retweeted
Please support his man's restaurant
He is the perfect example of someone who has integrated perfectly into the part of our society
that is multicultural
Which, of course, is resented by those in favour of uniculturalism
Hint, hint
He is.
A guy proposed to his girlfriend of four years last weekend.
He gave her a 2.5-carat solitaire platinum ring. It looked flawless. She cried, said yes, and posted twenty photos to Instagram that racked up hundreds of comments.
Three days later, while looking for tape in his home-office desk, she found the receipt from an online jeweler:
Lab-grown diamond: 1,800.
Beside the receipt was a confirmation statement showing he deposited the remaining 18,200 of his personal engagement budget directly into their joint high-yield housing fund.
She took the ring off and set it on the kitchen counter:
“You tricked me into wearing fake synthetic jewelry so you could hoard money in an investment account! All my friends have natural stones. If you won't invest 15,000 in a real diamond to honor our lifelong commitment, you don’t actually value this marriage.”
His response:
“It is chemically, visually, and structurally identical to a mined rock. The only difference is that 18,200 is sitting in our account right now earning interest for our first family home instead of padding a diamond broker’s margin.”
She says she won't wear the ring until it's replaced with a natural diamond. He says if an expensive label matters more than housing security, the engagement is off.
Who is right?
Dianne retweeted
This is wrong in so many ways. ADHD is something that runs strongly through my family, and I bitterly resent this “disability” narrative, and recognise as taxpayer that it is completely unsustainable.
Dianne retweeted
Schools should teach children more about the countryside and take them on trips to experience it firsthand!
Don’t know how parents are so cruel 🥲🥲
—Escondí el pasaporte. Si no hay pasaporte no me pueden llevar —me dijo, y se tapó con la cobija.
Lo había metido en mi caja de herramientas el miércoles. El mismo día que regaló la bicicleta.
Lo del bus era para poder volver solo a mi casa si su mamá lo dejaba en el aeropuerto. Lo de las arepas, por si no me volvía a ver. Lo tenía todo pensado.
Su mamá subió. Le dije que el pasaporte no aparecía. Me miró a mí, no al niño.
—Si pierde ese vuelo, te denuncio. Y lo sabes.
Tenía razón. Si el niño no viajaba ese día, el juez iba a pensar que yo lo había retenido. Mi abogado ya me lo había advertido.
Fui a la caja de herramientas y le entregué el pasaporte.
Mi hijo no me miró cuando se lo llevaron. Ni en el carro, ni cuando le dije adiós por la ventana.
Hace tres semanas que no me contesta las videollamadas. Su mamá dice que está bien, que ya se le va a pasar.
Anoche el niño del 201 pasó en la bicicleta frente a mi ventana.
_Anónimo_
Dianne retweeted
Southwell (Nottinghamshire) Council By-Election Result:
🌳 CON: 45.3% (+7.8)
➡️ RFM: 26.0% (+1.8)
🌹 LAB: 14.5% (+1.1)
🔶 LDM: 12.2% (-7.5)
🌍 GRN: 2.0% (-3.2)
Conservative HOLD.
Changes w/ 2025.
Dianne retweeted
Tonight, my family and I experienced something no family should ever have to go through.
Our restaurant, Singh’s Dining Restaurant in Hammersmith, was attacked by a group of Islamists.
We had been receiving death threats every single day, including one that specifically warned us that 28 October would be our last day.
We raised our concerns, and the @metpoliceuk were aware of the threats. Yet tonight, we found ourselves facing the very nightmare we had feared.
My daughter had to close the shutters just in time. I cannot even begin to imagine what might have happened if she hadn’t acted so quickly. We could have lost someone in our family tonight.
The attackers reportedly tried for a long time to break through the shutters to get inside, leaving shortly before the police arrived.
We have serious concerns about how the attackers knew when to leave, and whether they were alerted before the police arrived. These concerns deserve a thorough and transparent investigation.
Tonight, I am left facing a heartbreaking decision, Do we keep our doors open and risk our lives, or do we shut down the business we have worked so hard to build because I don’t serve Halal food.
No family should ever have to choose between their livelihood and their safety. No one should have to live in fear in their own place of work.
I am angry. I am heartbroken. I am frightened for my family’s safety.
I am calling on the @metpoliceuk to take these threats seriously, investigate tonight’s attack thoroughly, and ensure that my family is protected.
Please share this post. Let our voices be heard. We should not have to wait for someone to lose their life before our safety is taken seriously.
Enough IS Enough.
#Justice
Dianne retweeted
Isn’t it strange how forcing pork on Muslims is called disrespectful, but forcing LGBTQ ideology on Christians is called “tolerance”.
Dianne retweeted
As a gay man, it is exhausting to watch what used to be a movement about same-sex attraction get completely hollowed out.
Gay used to mean something clear. Men who are attracted to men. Women who are attracted to women. That was the entire point. Now it has been buried under layers of gender ideology, identity politics, and a demand that we rewrite our own orientation to make other people comfortable.
I am constantly told that if I am not attracted to a woman who identifies as a man, or a man who identifies as a woman, I am bigoted. That my sexual boundaries are a form of discrimination. That “trans men are men” and therefore belong in gay male spaces, dating pools, and communities. This is not inclusion. It is a direct attack on the reality of same-sex attraction.
The same institutions that once claimed to fight for gay people now treat actual gay men and lesbians as the problem if we refuse to play along. Corporate Pride has become a vehicle for this ideology, not a celebration of us. The language has shifted so far that many young people no longer even understand what gay means.
I do not need a parade or a rainbow logo to validate my existence. I need the freedom to live as a gay man without being pressured to deny biological reality or accept opposite-sex partners under a new label.
The people pushing this did not liberate us. They colonized the movement and turned it against the very group it claimed to represent.
Dianne retweeted
I actually wish transgender women could get periods.
The whole movement will be gone in a month!
Dianne retweeted
I have adhd. This is ridiculous. Stop giving stuff away for free. It is not a disability. I do not want free stuff for being a little all over the shop at times 😂😭
Dianne retweeted
Six years old and she already knows the best thing in her life isn't a thing. Dad of four here, and I'm saving this one to read to my kids.
Dianne retweeted
"This is my grandpa. He makes me happiest. He can fix anything and he knows every bird."
Then she sat down.
Grandpa stood at the front of the class. Twenty-four kids staring at him.
He talked for thirty minutes. Pipes. Birds. Why toilets gurgle. They loved him.
What my daughter didn't know: since Grandma died last year, he'd barely left the house.
The teacher asked him to come back the next Friday. He said yes.
He's been back every Friday since. He has his own $3 plastic name tag: "Grandpa (Show and Tell)."
Last week, a boy in her class asked if he could bring his grandma too.
The teacher said yes. She's bringing biscuits.