Hard working, business owner and mum. Loves; my dogs and all things family, Sick of; all things Brexit, we left, get over it.

Joined November 2021
Just had this exact same convo with someone else!
I'm done...I'm disgusted that today's farce has been described as a Royal engagement and that people are treating them as they would senior Royals. So much for the letter Charles put out about private citizens. The Sussexes are building their own court and Charles will allow it..
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I didn't want to say this today with his visit going on but I just can't keep quiet. I'm really begining to hate the King for all that he has not done and what he is allowing to happen. Absolutley sick of him! @RoyalFamily Grow some fucking balls.
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William will be KING and Catherine will be QUEEN !! That’s the tweet 😉😉😌😌
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Today marks the 5th anniversary of the darkest of days. My dad lifted his eyes to heaven and I am left down here to fight for him. I will never stop until I get answers. Please keep us in your prayers. #justiceforsirdavid
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Replying to @rebeccabutlerm2
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💯 save the tomboy! I dread to think where my 8 year old jeans wearing, tree climbing football playing self would be in today's day and age
My favorite insult the left gives me is when they tell me that I look trans. They say trans is beautiful, but then use it as an insult. Very comical. ( because a man can be a woman, but a masculine woman cannot? lol k ) Anyways, being a tomboy is pretty cool. Being secure in my womanhood is pretty cool. Being able to grow up and find my style without the pressure of trans ideology was pretty cool. And I hope every young tomboy out there knows that she can grow up and be cool just the way she is. That she doesn’t need to chop off body parts and take hormones. That she is allowed to be different, and that doesn’t mean she was born in the wrong body. Tomboys are cool, and definitely worth saving.
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She fixed food waste 👏 Earthshot Prize finalist SOUTH KOREA ZERO WASTE MOVEMENT NETWORK 👏
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Jade Holland Cooper talking about the Princess of Wales wearing her brand and the “Kate Effect”.
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Burnham Says Brexit Failed. Britain’s Trade Figures Tell a Very Different Story Remember the warnings that Brexit would cut Britain off from its largest market? Five years after Britain left the Single Market, we have enough evidence to ask what actually happened. The figures tell a rather different story from the one Brexit's critics would have us believe. The EU remains our largest trading partner. British firms still sell hundreds of billions of pounds of goods and services there each year, and services sales have grown strongly. In 2019, Britain sold £294 billion of goods and services to the EU. In 2025, it sold £384 billion. The EU took 43 per cent of our exports before Brexit. It took 41 per cent in 2025, and its share has stayed between 41 and 44 per cent for a decade. The picture is not all flattering, and it should be described honestly. Adjusted for inflation, goods exports to the EU are 14 per cent below their 2019 level. Brexit added real friction to goods trade, and that shows in the gap between the EU figure and the 8 per cent fall in goods exports to the rest of the world. But part of the weakness reflects the changing shape of Britain itself. Manufacturing has fallen from 17 per cent of economic output in 1990 to about 9 per cent today, roughly half its former share of the economy, while services have grown from 70 per cent to 80 per cent. Britain has spent decades becoming less dependent on manufacturing and more dependent on services. Since 2019 the pandemic, the energy shock and weak global demand for goods have pulled in the same direction. Brexit cannot be the whole explanation. Services tell a very different story. In real terms, British services exports to the EU are 28 per cent higher than in 2019. To the rest of the world, they are up 26 per cent. That matters because services make up roughly four-fifths of our economic output. Britain now exports more services than goods, and the surplus on services, about £54 billion in the last quarter of 2025, almost exactly offsets the £58 billion deficit on goods. Law, finance, accountancy, engineering, advertising and technology are what modern Britain sells best. Yet listen to the Brexit debate and you could be forgiven for thinking the whole economy consists of lorries queuing at Dover. Andy Burnham now wants to reopen that debate. If his answer to Britain's economic problems is much closer alignment with the EU, he must say what he would align, and what Britain would receive in return. Which barriers would fall? Which sectors would gain? Which powers would be constrained? And how would his settlement serve the services economy, where Britain holds a formidable international advantage? None of this proves a Brexit trade boom, and there was none. What the figures do demolish is the caricature that leaving the EU severed Britain from Europe. We left its political institutions. We did not tow the country into the mid-Atlantic. The weakness in goods exports is real and deserves serious policy, but it afflicts trade outside the EU as well as within it, while services have performed spectacularly. So before Burnham trades regulatory freedom for closer alignment, he owes the country the economic case rather than a bare pronouncement that Brexit failed. Show us the deal. Why should a country whose export strength increasingly lies in services bind itself to a regulatory system because goods trade has disappointed? The serious argument about Brexit concerns the extra friction in goods trade, the value of regulatory autonomy, and whether governments have properly used the freedoms we regained. Have that argument. But drop the fiction that Britain stopped trading successfully with Europe. The numbers do not support it. "Before Burnham trades regulatory freedom for closer alignment, he owes the country the economic case rather than a bare pronouncement that Brexit failed."
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It was a pleasure to welcome other Three Peaks Challenge participants and their families to Windsor Castle. Behind every summit was a personal story of resilience, determination and hope. Listening to their experiences of the challenge and their reasons for taking it on was a powerful reminder that recovery is rarely a journey we make alone, and of the importance of the people who walk alongside us along the way. C
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So sick
I Charles Spencer ‘I will not make money off my sisters memory’, but please film and photograph me taking the boat across the lake to her private burial place. 🤢😬 I’d imagine Prince William is horrified.
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Parte 2 | O Príncipe William, fundador e presidente do Prêmio Earthshot, e Karan Johar, apresentador do Earthshot Mumbai, revelam alguns finalistas do Prêmio Earthshot 2026. 🎥 Earthshot Prize | YouTube
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Perfect song choice from hello on Instagram of the Princess of Wales getting out of a tractor on the Isle of Bute yesterday. Both her and Prince William had an amazing day of engagements. The community seemed very happy to see them so involved.
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My fave photo of the late Queen and Prince Philip 👑
In the four years since Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, hundreds of thousands of images have been shared in remembrance of the monarch and her legendary 70-year reign. Some are instantly recognisable: her wedding day, her Coronation, and those poignant final photographs taken as she welcomed Prime minister Liz Truss to Balmoral. Others are far more intimate – private moments from the Royal Family’s personal albums, rarely seen by the public. This particularly beautiful image was released on the eve of the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral in April 2021. Taken in 2003 by Sophie, then the Countess of Wessex and now the Duchess of Edinburgh, it captures Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II relaxing at the summit of the Coyles of Muick in Scotland. As the world revisits its favourite images of Queen Elizabeth II on the anniversary of her funeral, Tatler.com looks back at her extraordinary life through a collection of rarely seen photographs: tatlermagazine.visitlink.me/…
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Irish Stew x Belfast Black!!🍺 Steak & Guinness Pie 👍👍👍
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Yes, thank you #Middletons
To the Middletons, Having seen the mess that The Spencer and part of the Windsors have been, I must thank you so very much for saving our future King, William. In Catherine, William has found what no one in his life could have given him. PEACE!
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A great brief round up of why this odious man should not be listened to and why King Charles response was incredibly tolerant and imo more than CS deserved
Earl Charles Spencer has absolutely no right to be righteous about King Charles when he has treated his own wives and daughters disgustingly. The Earl has fathered seven children across three different women, leaving behind a chaotic trail of fractured families, serial infidelity, and cold discardment that makes the King look like a saint. The sheer hypocrisy of him taking the moral high ground over the King is staggering—while the King had one messy, public divorce, the Earl has spent decades making a mess of multiple households. He behaves like the ultimate defender of family values, but behind closed doors, the reality is a masterclass in how to alienate every woman in your life. The horrifying extent of how Earl Charles Spencer has treated his wives behind closed doors paints an even darker picture of serial betrayal, emotional cruelty, and a complete lack of empathy. If people think the first breakdown was bad, the deeper details of his three failed marriages are truly shocking. 🧵 The cold, hard breakdown of how he treats the women in his life: 💔 The Wives & Sordid Affairs: Victoria Lockwood (First Wife / Mother of 4 children):  Humiliated her at their first anniversary dinner by publicly announcing their marriage was failing. During their brutal 1997 divorce, court papers alleged he conducted up to a dozen extramarital affairs. Most sickeningly, Victoria’s lawyers alleged he cheated on her with at least 10 different women during the five months she was confined to a clinic fighting for her life against anorexia and substance abuse. The "Alienation" Plot & Best Friend Betrayal:  He allegedly uprooted Victoria and their children to South Africa under the guise of "escaping the media glare". In reality, court papers alleged the move was to cover up his aggressive pursuit of South African model Chantal Collopy—whose husband later sued Charles for "enticement and alienation" of his wife's affection. Furthermore, Charles was savagely beaten by his former best friend, Darius Guppy, after it emerged that Charles had tried to seduce Guppy's wife while Guppy was serving a prison sentence. Caroline Freud (Second Wife / Mother of 2 children):  Blindsided and abruptly discarded her in 2007. Caroline was left completely heartbroken and "shattered" when he walked out. He reportedly embarked on a fresh affair with an American television presenter while their youngest child was a mere four months old, completely abandoning his family responsibilities for the next thrill. Karen Gordon (Third Wife / Mother of 1 child):  Used her for emotional support through the heavy toll of writing his childhood trauma memoirs. The exact moment the book promotion ended in 2024, he dumped her. Explosive High Court documents revealed he had been carrying out a secret, long-term affair since 2021 with Dr Catrine Jarman—the archaeologist he brought to Althorp—blindsiding Karen with a divorce text just weeks after a romantic Valentine's Day message. Karen accused Charles of orchestrated "bullying" and highly insensitive behavior as their marriage dissolved, hounding her with legal actions while she was dealing with the devastating grief of her own father's failing health. He then went to a literary festival with his new girlfriend and openly insulted Karen to the media, publicly bragging, "It really is nice to be with someone who wants to do stuff... someone who is dynamic and interested." Charles Spencer acts like a righteous saint on television, but his actual life is a masterclass in how to alienate, cheat on, and abandon every single woman who ever loved or depended on him. Don’t get me started on what he did to Princess Diana. It is disgusting what he wrote to her in 1996, calling her horrible things and refusing to let her stay at the Althorp estate. He also has basically no relationship with his three eldest daughters and couldn't even be bothered to go to their weddings. He is a vile, chauvinistic, pompous cheat.
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