Noted, though the good news for me is that I'm not a betting man.

Oh well, try again next year!

Scarborough this morning

#Firstbirdofmyday Only a blooming nightingale!!! We rolled into Fingringhoe Wick and as we entered the reserve opened the car windows. This is what we heard. Sublime. There are currently 26 singing birds on the reserve. What utter bliss.

Absolutely should have won the championship that year, Renault really blew it.

This is how they film someone driving a car through Piccadilly Circus during rush hour.

In Scarborough's Peasholm Park (grade II), the extension into Peasholm Glen in 1924 produced 'a retreat from the bustle of the lake area to a quieter, more enclosed & darker part with naturalistic planting.' The Lily Pond was restored 2008 - Hermes replaced a damaged Cupid - & a tree trail created.

Just a tiny, tiny, pathetic weasel.

It's absolutely disgusting and scandalous what they're doing to the fans. Utterly shameful.

I'm certain Real Madrid will take all that in good spirit.

Agreed, I'm the same, and I hope I'm not as precious now as I once was. Certainly give Dire Straits ago, especially their early stuff.

Dire Straits - Wild West End (Official Music Video) YouTube video by DireStraitsVEVO

I was a big Dire Straits fan during my school years, wore all the badges, and still love them now. I've been playing this a lot recently from their first album, and it still sounds great to me.

youtu.be/T4Ad_J_2l0w?...

But in a perverse way I enjoyed reading the reviews of their crap games more than other houses smashes!

That's incredible scoring, good shout on a wager as he's a very solid player.

Hancock's Half Hour (15th April 1960). Tony's big night out with Muriel (Liz Fraser) doesn't go terribly well.

"I've had better nights"

"You've seen better days too, dear"

Percy "4 TV sets" Shaw

To the Mail’s horror, the vote is currently 71% want to rejoin the EU Takes a couple of seconds to do. Keep it up!

My absolute favourite fact about Kenneth Williams, who died on this day in 1988, was that when he starred opposite the matchless Sheila Hancock - 93 and still splendid - in the 1961 revue One Over The Eight, his understudy was (as revealed to the Guardian 11 years ago) Ken Loach. I know. #verybold

Ah ok, was just looking into it a bit more and realised it wasn't Brid!

Don Estelle at Bridlington Woolworths

Just seen this posted on FB, don't know if it's already been logged on the spreadsheet - till person's expression says it all.

Lol at multi millionaire

Brilliant day of snooker, probably more nerves and raw emotion on display than at the Crucible itself. Roll on tomorrow!

Today, as we celebrate the defeat of Viktor Orbán in the Hungarian election, let’s pay tribute to Seb Vettel, who famously wore this #SameLove T-shirt during the 2021 #F1 #HungarianGP weekend, to protest the anti-#LGBTQ+ laws introduced by Orbán’s government at that time. 🌈

Solidarity that is wonderful to see.

Opposition leader Péter Magyar at a rally.

Orbán's electoral crushing is a far greater achievement than most people outside Hungary realise.

He systemically consolidated power for 16 years, fixed the electoral map, abused govt power for political purposes & censored media.

The hurdles that Hungarians overcame for this moment were immense.

I also think Josh Finan should play Miss Jones in a Rising Damp remake.

Yeah I'm not too worried tbh, we started slow last year and this time big mitigating circumstances. We'll bounce back strong.

Waiting for the Out - Series 1: Episode 1 Philosophy teacher Dan’s first day working in prison hits harder than expected – awakening something paternal and revealing he has underestimated both his students and his past.

A big Josh Finan fan anyway, but blown away by Waiting for the Out which is full of terrific performances. We've got two episodes left and no idea where it's heading - can't wait to find out.

www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002hzc6

I'd take an off month right now.

Bloody hell.