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Birmingham City fan. Also love watching cricket and Doctor Who.

Birmingham, England
Joined November 2010
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Good morning, Birmingham. It feels like a good day to show the world what this city's about. Shall we? #B2022
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Congratulations to former Blues player, Aliou Cissé, who has led his country to #AFCON2021 glory! #TeamSenegal
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I remember watching all 5 days of England outplaying Australia in Adelaide 11 years ago. Out of the current team, only Joe Root and Ben Stokes would get into that side #bbccricket #Ashes2021
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They're people. They're desperate. They think they might be safe here. They still believe in Britain even if we've stopped believing in ourselves. It breaks my heart that they're met instead with the cold unfeeling stare of the Home Office.
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My @AvantiWestCoast train tomorrow, which should have got to Euston at 12.10pm has been cancelled. Can I get on an earlier train (off peak rather than super off-peak) using my ticket to make sure I get there by the time originally advertised?
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Whilst it is tempting to want big punishments for all involved, I'm not sure what good that would do. It would be much better to use this as a catalyst for changes to ownership rules that would ensure it never happens again #bbcfootball #europeansuperleague
Today’s news is dreadful but at least you’re not days away from having to spend Christmas alone with Boris Johnson
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Do we think @Specsavers will feature Barnard Castle in their next advert? #DominicCummngs
Replying to @AlexHorne
What did you do today? Made a replica of Lord’s in the kitchen and probably inhaled too much sharpie! #hometasking #hometasking5
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I'm not sure that I like this new version of Supermarket Sweep
What's going on with the @nxwestmidlands app this morning? There are definitely buses from this stop as I'm on one.
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Thank you @AskNationwide for the home starter pack. It was s lovely surprise to receive it in the post
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On what is looking like a pretty terrible night, seeing @PaulEdgeworth in his Sunderland shirt at the count at least made me laugh
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“It is not too late. We have an interview prepared. Oven-ready, as Mr Johnson likes to say” Andrew Neil issues a challenge for Boris Johnson to commit to an interview with him, to face questions on why people have “deemed him to be untrustworthy” bbc.in/2sP9AxU
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sure the John Lewis dragon is cute now, but the village should really be keeping him sweet for when he's fully grown and they can use him to destroy their enemies
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Watching England play Australia at the #RugbyWorldCup over breakfast. It feels a bit like 2003. Hoping for a similar result today
Can you spot me in this picture?
Today thousands of staff, students and alumni joined together for the first ever University-wide photograph to celebrate the launch of Birmingham In Action, our fundraising and volunteering campaign. Find out how you can #joinin Birmingham.ac.uk/action #BirminghamAction
What do you mean 'as though Jack Leach was a national cricketing hero'? Surely that's undisputed after Headingley #bbccricket @jackleach1991
If we're being honest England have, bar a freak innings from Ben Stokes, been completely outplayed by Australia in this #Ashes series. England's test cricket has been pretty poor for a while. Some big decisions are needed after this series finishes. #bbccricket
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Thank you to the Tory "rebels" like @GregClarkMP for putting the national interest above personal ambition or party loyalty. History will judge their actions for the far-sighted and principle stand they took.
As a former Business Secretary I know the harm that an abrupt no deal Brexit would do to our country and to my constituents. Parliament must be able to prevent that harm. So I voted for the legislation tonight, fully aware of the personal consequences.
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