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Strength comes from unity - a thread of hope and appreciation.
I was recently at a @nickellis_music gig and he shared some beautiful words along the lines of 'the answers to this terrible world are in our communities', and, after this week, I couldn't agree more. I'm an 1/11
Pleased to see someone like Harry getting this accolade- a great role model for kids
I'm a little concerned that so many people have an issue with teaching kids about bodily autonomy and consent - can you please take a moment and think about why teaching kids they can say no, to anyone, is a good thing 🙄
Michelle Smith retweeted
We live in a strange world when books by #SallyRooney are banned in the UK but the autobiography of genocide enabler Benjamin Netanyahu isn’t.
It might be an age thing, but I had so much fun watching this man's Liverpool- will always have a place in my heart ❤️
This looks like a brilliant development for the city and one that will stop me wishing for that building to be flattened. Also great to hear it will support up and coming musicians in the city!
🎵 IN THE TOWN WHERE I WAS BORN 🎵
A new one-of-a-kind Beatles experience is coming to Liverpool!
The Beatles story will relocate from its current home on the Royal Albert Dock to St Johns Market in 2028.
The attraction will bring the Fab Four’s story to life with immersive tech, original artefacts and spectacular sets and props from Sam Mendes' upcoming Four Film Cinematic Event.
Visitors will journey through the world that created The Beatles from post-war Liverpool, through to their years in Hamburg, to the explosion of Beatlemania, and the heights of international fame.
Fans will step inside some of the most memorable locations including:
🎙️ The Cavern
🎚️ Abbey Road
🏟️ Shea Stadium
🎶 Savile Row and more!
The iconic St Johns Beacon will also house a new Yellow Submarine experience that will give fans:
🌆 A panoramic 360-degree view of Liverpool
🎸 A chance to spot Beatles landmarks
📍 A look at some of the city’s most famous sights
This will be the first official fan experience to be operated in Liverpool by Apple Corps, creating a world class destination befitting of the world’s greatest musical legacy!
The US is a complete shithole
Mom who survived school shooting coaches son through Oregon attack: 'Please be as quiet as possible' trib.al/0dxoVCa
Surely there's a Scottish actor available for this?
Jude Law is set to play iconic Liverpool FC manager Bill Shankly in A24's upcoming, Jack Thorne penned drama series about the legendary gaffer's rise and reign at Anfield.
Read more: empireonline.com/tv/news/jud…
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We’re blocking containers of steel going to the israelis to make bombs to kill Palestinians, says Greek dockworkers union chief | via @STWuk
Who is this twat? I'm bloody proud to live in a country where a woman who escaped horrific circumstances in her country as a child, has been able to become an integral part of her community and a twice elected representative.
Superb!
Watch how uncomfortable Reform UK’s Jaymey McIvor is as his entire argument and party’s strategy is dismantled right in from of him
@McivorJaymey
Michelle Smith retweeted
A huge game at Anfield today with Manchester City the visitors.
Before kick-off, supporters from both clubs will stand united for the right to food.
Our wonderful @SFoodbanks volunteers are collecting food and donations around the ground. If you’re going, give what you can, every 🥫helps those struggling.
Hunger is a political choice, and we can choose to end hunger.
Support a Right to Food. ✊
#RightToFood
#HungerIsAPoliticalChoice
Michelle Smith retweeted
Good Morning to you all, I hope so many of you know me as Adam of @IamtheadamLFC & unfortunately X have permanently suspended that account. Well, here I am again trying to be who I am showing my love for @LFC & trying to spread kindness, along with humanity & positivity.
Michelle Smith retweeted
When was the last time that any of presenters on @BBCr4today, or indeed anywhere @BBCNews, made an equally passionate stand for the right to a safe home for Palestinians after their dispossession and genocide? I can't remember one of them risking their job to call for justice
"Do you think that the state of Israel, as a safe home for Jews after the Holocaust and after the pogroms, has a right to exist?"
@bbcnickrobinson repeatedly asks Green Party leader Zack Polanski.
The only outcome that makes sense
Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant is to ban the Drumcree parade.
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