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Sarah Phillips retweeted
With great joy, I congratulate my dear brother President Lula @LulaOficial on his historic fourth presidential election victory and the renewed trust of the Brazilian people.
We share a simple but profound conviction. Politics must improve people’s lives, uphold their dignity and bring hope to those too often left behind. That commitment to social justice remains at the heart of our work.
I look forward to strengthening the friendship between Barbados and Brazil as we continue building a fairer, more inclusive and peaceful world.
May God continue to guide and strengthen you, dear brother. There is much work ahead, and much good still to be done!
Sarah Phillips retweeted
URGENTE - Em seu primeiro pronunciamento após a vitória nas eleições deste domingo (25), o presidente reeleito Lula (PT) agradeceu aos brasileiros pelo apoio recebido e destacou a participação da juventude na defesa da democracia.
“Quero agradecer ao povo brasileiro a generosidade que eles têm comigo há muito tempo. E nesse segundo turno agradecer a generosidade da juventude brasileira que foi para rua para defender a democracia”, afirmou Lula.
O presidente também agradeceu às pessoas idosas e àquelas que enfrentam problemas de saúde e foram votar. “Eu vi muitas cenas hoje de pessoa sendo carregada pelos seus netos para ir votar, pessoas impossibilitadas de [...] não comover, pessoas com câncer e com outro tipo de doença”, disse ele.
Segundo Lula, os eleitores foram às urnas por compreenderem a importância do voto para a democracia. “As pessoas foram votar porque nós conseguimos convencê-las de que o voto era muito importante para assegurar a democracia no país”, declarou.
➡️Assista à #GloboNews ao vivo, com sinal aberto no #globoplay: glo.bo/4djPkI2 #eleições2026 #Lula #política
Sarah Phillips retweeted
Last night, The Earthshot Prize took over The Graham Norton Show!
HRH Prince William joined @RobertIrwin, Cate Blanchett and @hanwaddingham to discuss the upcoming Awards Night in Mumbai and this year's incredible Finalists. Watch on @BBCiPlayer: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
Sarah Phillips retweeted
Matt Smith just met Prince William at a polo match… and the woman introducing him almost said the one thing you should never say to a royal.
“And this is Matt, and he’s about to play Prince Philip.”
Matt’s reaction: pure panic. He literally thought he was about to die. Then William just looked at him and said one word:
**“Legend.”**
That’s it. No awkwardness. No lecture. Just “legend.”
And then it gets even better.
Claire Foy (who played the Queen) was on set four months after giving birth. She was breastfeeding while in full Queen mode, and every morning in the makeup chair she had to use the breast pump. The sound? Everyone kept thinking someone’s phone was ringing. Her response every time:
“No, no… it’s just me. It’s just my breasts.”
She even said she “made a lot of milk” during that job. Matt Smith just sat there like a man who had heard that pump every single morning and was never the same again.
This whole clip is unhinged in the best way. Watch it.
“Be honest with me, are you single?” Conan, why are you asking such personal questions if you're supposedly asking for somebody else?
The moment Conan says, “I'm asking for a friend,” you already know that friend might be sitting right there in the studio.
That's what makes these moments so funny. He tries to play it cool, but the question itself makes everyone suspicious. You can almost imagine the conversation taking a turn he wasn't prepared for.
Let's be honest, we've all heard someone use the “I'm asking for a friend” excuse when they really want to know the answer for themselves.
Conan, just admit it. Nobody is buying that excuse.
Sarah Phillips retweeted
Prince William talking about his beloved Aston Villa on The Graham Norton Show:
“Some childhood friends of mine got me into Aston Villa, clearly thinking they’d get some free tickets in later life. I think it probably works.” 😂⚽️💜
Sarah Phillips retweeted
The outcome of Brazil’s election has consequences far beyond Brazil.
If Lula wins, we are one step closer to preserving Earth’s largest rainforest.
If Flávio Bolsonaro wins, we risk a return to the policies that drove deforestation up under his father.
Sarah Phillips retweeted
"We fail much more than we ever succeed. We know that. We accept that. We're amazing at dealing with failure. That's what scientists do."
2021 chemistry laureate David MacMillan on what failure means to him as a scientist.
ALT Picture with David MacMillan in the lab. Next to it is a text box with the quote: "We’re amazing at dealing with failure. That’s what scientists do."
Sarah Phillips retweeted
81 years ago, the @UN Charter came into force, with international law at its core.
The UK believes international law must apply equally and fairly to all.
That’s why we back @DapoAkandeLaw for the @CIJ_ICJ: an exceptional, independent lawyer who shares those values.
Sarah Phillips retweeted
Heatwaves linked with 50 000 deaths in Europe’s urban areas this summer, with climate change responsible for two thirds bmj.com/content/395/bmj-2026…
Sarah Phillips retweeted
The best politicians are ethically and scientifically strong public health leaders, because everything is connected to health https://xitter.cf/t.co/G7EPThZ351 #SharedFacts
Sarah Phillips retweeted
Science gives us hope. Today, in Bunia #DRC, the first participants were vaccinated in a new #Ebola vaccine trial called TUMAINI, which means “hope” in Swahili.
There is currently no approved vaccine against the Bundibugyo virus causing the outbreak. This trial will help us understand whether any of the vaccine candidates designed for Bundibugyo virus work.
In the meantime, the existing Everbo vaccine (licensed for use in preventing other Ebola virus disease) will be tested.
@WHO is supporting this DRC-led effort to find answers and save lives.
Sarah Phillips retweeted
Sixty years on, we remember the 144 people who lost their lives in the Aberfan disaster.
Today, The King and The Queen, with The Prince of Wales, spent time at the Aberfan Memorial Garden and the Aberfan and Merthyr Vale Community Centre to honour their memory.
The Aberfan Memorial Garden stands on the site of Pantglas School, where 109 children and 5 teachers died when the coal tip collapsed onto the village.
Watch His Majesty’s speech in full on our YouTube channel (link in bio).
Sarah Phillips retweeted
Britain must recognise the strategic importance of Somaliland and build a stronger partnership with it. In a changing geopolitical landscape, working with Somaliland is not merely a regional interest it is an opportunity to strengthen UK influence. #UK #Somaliland
Sarah Phillips retweeted
Are you telling me that Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock lied to us?!
Covid inquiry rejects ministers' claims of 'protective ring' around care homes at start of pandemic bbc.in/4irpIff
Sarah Phillips retweeted
60 years ago today 144 people died in the Welsh village of Aberfan when a colliery spoil tip collapsed onto them. 109 of those were children attending the village school. A tragedy that broke hearts, which remain broken now. The strength and courage shown by that community is an example to us all.
Sarah Phillips retweeted
It doesn't get more glorious than this! 🇬🇧
The Royal Carriage Procession of the Oman State Visit in Windsor yesterday 🇬🇧🇴🇲
Following the formal welcome at the Windsor town centre dais, King Charles Ill and Queen Camilla, alongside Sultan Haitham bin Tarik of Oman and the Prince and Princess of Wales, took a spectacular horse-drawn carriage procession to Windsor castle 🏰
🎥 @KingsGuardTours
📆 20 October 2026
📍Windsor, UK
#OmanStateVisit #WindsorCastle #BritishPageantry #RoyalFamily
Sarah Phillips retweeted
🇺🇦🇺🇸 I think Zelensky is 💯 right about this...
"Trump decided to pin this problem not on Putin, but on me, explaining to his people that diesel prices in America are going up because of us.
That is completely untrue."
So Putin invades Ukraine, U.S. and Israel start the war in Iran, and somehow Zelensky ends up responsible for diesel prices in America? 🤣🤣🤣
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