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A day off, and, of course, this means time to prepare a Lady Gaga banana for the kids packed lunch
Michael Hunter retweeted
I am hopeful that this memoir might provide an hour or two of amusement and reflection!
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It’s 2026. Imagine a scenario where you take a train from Manchester to London with 300 others. You can’t get a cellular connection for ~50% of the journey. Nothing. Just “E” on the phone display. The on-board WiFi is pathetic. Most of the time the connection (1/2)
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This unbelievable donation arrived in the post to us this week and it has me truly speechless. To donate something so special purchased by someone so important is so selfless and kind
This donation did not arrive with a contact address so if this is from you please let us know❤
Michael Hunter retweeted
Lloyd’s armistice memorial.
Hairs on the back of my neck tingling
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Exclusive: Allwyn, the National Lottery operator, is parting company with three more of its top executives as it seeks to arrest an alarming slide in sales and returns to good causes; staff are being briefed on the company’s latest restructuring now. Full story online soon.
Michael Hunter retweeted
I have the pleasure of going to the great man’s book launch this evening @truemagic68. Buy a copy of Money Market Madness for your relatives’ downstairs lavatory this Xmas. They’ll thank you for it more than the scented candle…
“Good company, revelry, humour, gossip and great ‘craic’, supplemented with tasty food and above-average wine, go to make the greatest hobby of all time.”
City legend @truemagic68 has lunch with @CityAM
cityam.com/david-buik-the-ci…
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Our historic City of London pub, the East India Arms, has reopened following a refurbishment - and will also now open at weekends for the first time! It's the latest in our investment in our London estate. More here:bit.ly/48CunoM 🍻
Michael Hunter retweeted
Replying to @BBCNewsround
@BBCNewsround is a wonderful thing. My kids watched at primary school + knew:
- US elections happening
- known as midterms
- Trump still president but changes other people
- seen as report card on how things going
And they actually listened to news on the radio this morn ❤️
Michael Hunter retweeted
Sickened to the core that John Lewis once again has ignored our talents in their Christmas advert.
If they ever try and open a shop in Woolwich we will not forget this.
They’ll need 24/7 window cleaners
Michael Hunter retweeted
Cheers to Faversham! 🍻
Our brewery’s hometown has been named the fourth-best destination in Europe for beer lovers, and the highest-ranked in the UK! 👏
Discover what makes Faversham so special in the latest @Kent_Online article.
And one London could do with looking at, given the state of its river crossings!
Michael Hunter retweeted
Call me a sentimental old sausage, if you must, but I think what makes this clip so special is the evidently warm, friendly work environment it discloses. If these people, in front of camera and behind, didn't enjoy making TV together, you simply wouldn't have a moment like this. – at Cardiff, Wales
Michael Hunter retweeted
We need to reclaim November from the commercial Christmas-pushers. Here's some suggestions.
1st: All Saints
2nd: All Souls
5th: Bonfire Night
11th: Remembrance
Post Remembrance: Martinmas
Last Sunday before Advent: Stir up Sunday
30th: St Andrew's Day
Michael Hunter retweeted
So here's a weird thing. I found a wallet on the road on Tuesday. I was cycling so I saw it, other people driving will just zoom past. I've tried pretty hard to get it back to the owner. But their Driving Licence address is to a rented home that they don't live at any more,...
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We are expected to believe that Labour MPs are going to support this, or that it will ever be carried out by a Labour PM and Chancellor.
Healey’s cash Isa reversal plans spark City row bit.ly/4yQJciv
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May be wrong but I think that might be the first time John Healey has said — as CX — that defence spending will hit 3% in 2030
He says spending review will have details of hitting "3.5% of GDP on defence by 2035, with a target date for 3% in 2030"
Burnham said similar this week












































