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Claire Cavanagh retweeted
Woman of the Day comedian, actress and singer-songwriter Victoria Wood (born in 1953 in Prestwich) died OTD in 2016 aged 62.
“The first day I met my producer, she said ‘I’m a radical feminist lesbian.’ I thought what would the Queen Mum do? So I just smiled and said ‘We shall have fog by tea-time.’”
I miss her.
Claire Cavanagh retweeted
114 years on, Belfast witnesses a full-scale drone Titanic depart into the night...a powerful tribute.
#titanic #rmstitanic
Claire Cavanagh retweeted
Replying to @SueJ1973
At my mum’s 70th we went to a posh London restaurant and AA came in. My mum looked at me - she thought I’d arranged it, bless her.
Claire Cavanagh retweeted
💬 “Enjoy in Bristol!”
Jurgen Klopp had a message for Roy Hodgson on his return to management with Bristol City @BBCMOTD
Claire Cavanagh retweeted
Sunrise at Stonehenge today (11th March) was at 6.31am, sunset is at 6.05pm 🌤 – at Compton Chamberlayne, England
Claire Cavanagh retweeted
Sunrise at Stonehenge today (6th March) was at 6.41am, sunset is at 5.57pm 🌥 – at Compton Chamberlayne, England
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The final episode of M.A.S.H, “Goodbye, Farewell and Amen”, aired OTD in 1983. After 255 episodes, 105.97 million viewers tuned in to say goodbye to their favourite characters at the 4077th. It remains the most-watched single episode of any U.S. TV series. This feels real.
Claire Cavanagh retweeted
Real touch of class here from Italy captain Michele Lamaro after their loss to Ireland
Unprompted, he made a point of congratulating Hollie Davidson on becoming the first woman to referee a men’s Six Nations game
Beautiful but she should be able to go every week!
BBC News - Swim 'wish come true' for care home resident, 92
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This makes me fume. When is it going to end ? Homophobia still exists.
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Australia’s first openly gay men’s professional footballer Josh Cavallo has alleged “internal homophobia” forced him to leave Adelaide United.
Cavallo claimed he was kept out of the team by the Australian club’s hierarchy not because of injury but due to his sexuality, accusations Adelaide “categorically rejects”. He also alleged he had seen team-mates mocking a picture of him and his partner in a group chat.
Cavallo publicly came out as gay in October 2021, becoming the only openly gay men’s top-flight professional player at the time.
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Terrible for her family and friends
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Coroner apologises to Maddy Cusack’s family after inquest is delayed again, until at least 29 June.
theguardian.com/football/202…
Claire Cavanagh retweeted
Coroner apologises to Maddy Cusack’s family after inquest is delayed again, until at least 29 June.
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