Talking about taking on the establishment while being interviewed in what looks like an establishment club with champagne in the background. Proper man of the people 😂
Nigel Farage asked: 'Do you want to be Prime Minister'
Family walking in memory of @CPFC fan Josh Bashford and wife Chloe who were murdered in their Newhaven home raising money for Victim Support ❤️💙
The family of Josh Bashford, who was murdered alongside his wife Chloe in their Newhaven home, are walking 66 miles overnight in their memory to raise money for Victim Support.
More here: bbc.in/3S7wADM
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Veteran news anchor Jon Snow has shared that he’s living with dementia, speaking publicly for the first time to raise awareness of a condition affecting around 1 million people across the UK.
Jon and his wife, neurologist Dr Precious Lunga, are supporting Alzheimer’s Society @alzheimerssoc and shared the story of Jon’s diagnosis in @DailyMail as part of our Defeating Dementia campaign with the newspaper.
dailymail.com/tvshowbiz/arti…
We’ve partnered with Jon, in association with @Channel4, on a powerful new documentary airing on 20 June. Jon Snow: A Last Big Story looks at how he’s navigating life with dementia, and how, when we all come together, we can change the story.
Thank you to Jon and Precious for their courage and openness to bring much-needed attention to dementia 💙
@jonsnowC4
Photo credit: Cynthia R Matonhodze

ALT Jon Snow, an older white man wears a colourful jacket and tie, and has tan trousers. Precious, a Black woman, wears a yellow cardigan and jeans. She is standing behind him with her arm on his shoulder as he sits on a large rock. They are outdoors on a rocky landscape with distant mountains under a cloudy sky.
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THEY ARE BASTARDS!
We just got an email sent to MSE. The spelling was awful, and it was quite tough to understand. Lower down, the writer later explained she was 78 and her disability had stopped her being able to spell. So perhaps it is a stroke, or something similar.
I've tidied it and summarised below, changing some identifying details. In a nutshell, it was this...
"I invested, Martin, with Quotum when you first announced it on TV. What an opportunity for me to buy my own flat. My manager there passed me through to a nice man who asked me for £350 more. He showed me it was growing. I did what he told me to do."
She then goes on to explain how she really wanted her flat and she gave more and more money. And she has nothing left to help with her disability.
I'm honestly in tears typing this. These types of scam ads have now been going on for a decade. I have spent my career trying to help people with their finances. It feels visceral to get this, and to feel that this reputation has been perverted by criminals to steal from someone who is clearly so vulnerable leaves me feeling nauseous.
So many people, both vulnerable and not, lose money and see their lives and wellbeing destroyed. It's now seven years since I sued Facebook. And yet still nothing is being done.
Big tech makes £3bn a year from these scammers. We have a law in place to make them responsible for these ads they're paid to publish, yet it isn't implemented. How many more of these do I have to receive - and far worse, how many more people have to go through this?
This is relentless. It is wrong. Government has to take action! I wrote to the PM just two weeks ago on this very issue. I've not heard back yet.
(We are, of course, going to try and point her in the right direction to get help, but that will be stressful for her too)
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Hi everyone, back home in South London. I want to say, many congratulations to everyone connected to this football club. Oliver his staff the players and you THE FANS. What a beautiful moment in our clubs history, the road was long, but it was worth it.
❤️💙🦅🏆
Why hasn’t this incident made it into the highlights packages?
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Initially Rice had one arm around Mavropanos whilst the other was fouling Summerville, but then used both arms to physically drag Mavropanos away from being able to compete for the ball:
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@jctodibo was double arm bear hugged, physically preventing his ability to move and fairly compete for the ball:
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@tomassoucek28 had his shirt grabbed by Havertz and was dragged down to the ground:
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When @_JarrodBowen sent that corner kick into the box, the outfield players we had in the box were Soucek, Summerville, Todibo, Pablo, Mavropanos, and Wilson. Hermansen was there too, and Diouf was deeper towards the edge of the box, but of them 6 outfield players in the mix…
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I wouldn’t usually post a thread all about one decision in a 90 minute game of football, but today’s was so significant, and so outrageous, it has to be highlighted and discussed.
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For anyone going to the game tomorrow the club have confirmed there will be the minute’s applause in the 18th minute for Rory - please get involved as his family will also be there and will definitely mean a lot to them and will be massively appreciate ❤️💙 #CPFC #NUFC
I never thought I’d have to post about this but my best mate Rory recently passed away, he was a massive Palace fan and somebody who I went to so many games with. He was just 18 years old and was loved by so many people ❤️💙 #CPFC
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RIP Stuart, an amazing man to all, a true gentleman. Stuart couldn’t do enough to help everyone and done so much for so many in football - 💔 MW
STUART TREE: 1979 - 2026
It is with deep sadness that we bring you the news that Stuart Tree passed away suddenly this morning, at the age of 46.
Stuart was, to many, the soul of Corinthian-Casuals Football Club in the modern era. His passion, energy and stunningly talented creative mind transformed the club’s image and his friendly nature meant that all newcomers were made to feel welcome by him.
His photography brought the world of non-league world vividly to life, capturing its very essence, and his dedication to Casuals has ensured that our story is known the world over thanks to his pioneering use of social media in its early days.
More than anything, he is a friend to everyone at the club and so many in Tolworth, Surbiton and the surrounding area. A true gentle giant, he stood 6ft 8in tall but was entirely unintimidating, a warm-hearted figure who brought people together and came to be a pillar of our club and community.
This place will quite simply not be the same without him.
Read our full tribute to Stuart here: corinthian-casuals.com/news-…
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Remember when Reform UK's Robert Jenrick was Minister of State for Immigration and he was boasting about procuring even more hotels than Reform UK's Suella Braverman did for illegal migrants?👇
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We are deeply saddened that our Chairman Bruce Muirhead has passed away.
He will be greatly missed by so many at Crystal Palace FC and among the football community in general.
As a Dsa we will miss his enthusiasm, ideas and humour.
Our thoughts are with Paula and Ethan
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Palace fans, help create unforgettable memories for children in need! The Crystal Palace Supporters Children's Charity needs to raise £6k for disabled, disadvantaged & bereaved kids to experience @CPFC matches safely. Please donate & spread the word! ❤️💙
go.cpfcdsa.uk/cpsccfundraise…

ALT For 25 years, we've proudly provided a safe, welcoming space in an executive box at Selhurst Park for disabled, disadvantaged, and bereaved children to enjoy the magic of a match day. It's a space filled with joy, inclusion, and unforgettable memories but we need your help. Our funds are low, we need a boost to ensure we can afford another season and keep the box going.
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WIN a shirt signed By FA Cup Finalists Crystal Palace & help the Crystal Palace Supporters Children's Charity
Email your silent auction bid to [email protected] with your name & contact details
Bidding closes at 9pm 16th may 2025
More about CPSCC - go.cpfcdsa.uk/cpscc
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Help the Crystal Palace Supporters Children's Charity bring smiles to local children! The CPSCC needs to raise £6k for disabled, disadvantaged & bereaved kids to enjoy @CPFC matches in a safe setting. Every donation counts—let’s make it happen together!
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