And we go live now to Fermanagh

The way irish people say “I’ll let you go” to get off the phone when we are really repackaging our desire to be left alone as a favour to you

Hay fever this year is SOMETHING ELSE

everyone this morning

Here's a thread about flags and identity as we approach the climax of Northern Ireland's marching season. Hopefully it will upset everyone as that's the closest proxy for common sense we have 1/

Done🎓

Kabul.

Bob’s your uncle.

An emotional Mary Robinson, Chair of The Elders and former President of Ireland slams leaders for not being in crisis mode and blames Saudi Arabia for blocking @skynews #COP26 Today will be very important.

Thinking today about the vast number of women & men in Northern Ireland who love where they live, celebrate the unique agreement that has won & maintained peace & who are at ease with shades of grey rather than black & white. This majority will prevail. Keep the faith.

Encouraging to see UN ambassadors reject Russian imperial claims over Ukraine, we in Taiwan look forward to the day when the world will equally reject China’s imperial claims over our country.

Protests are erupting in several Russian cities tonight against Putin's large-scale invasion of Ukraine, along with attempts from police to forcibly suppress them. Here's his hometown of St. Petersburg. I'll be threading videos below as I find them.

The Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Two neighbouring houses are projecting the blue and yellow onto its facade. The ambassador is reportedly “apoplectic”.

Happy St. Patrick's Day from Nadine Coyle

Tomorrow when straight men start moaning about Eurovision saying “why bother, we never win” remind them the last time England won the World Cup was 1966

The UK right now watching each country give us 12 points #Eurovision

The royal corgis await the cortege on the day of the state funeral and burial of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, at Windsor Castle in Windsor Pic Reuters

An absolute triumph for British diplomacy. President Zelensky arrives in Paris on a huge U.K. emblazoned jet.

in 1992, sinead o’connor shocked the producers of SNL when at the end of her performance, she tore up a photo of the pope to protest child sex abuse in the church. her career was totally derailed and the church’s abuse did not re-enter the national spotlight for another 10 years