Abigail Radnor

A surreal & sad day virtually bidding farewell to my truly brilliant editor @melissadenes today. She’s given and taught me so much these past 7 years and I know that while we’ll all miss her, whatever comes next (after her much deserved nap), she’ll totally smash it.

melissa denes @melissadenes

After nearly 20 years on the paper, and 400+ issues of @guardianweekend, today is my last at the Guardian. I will miss colleagues hugely, but it’s time for a change and a lie-down. We had a blast though https://t.co/ft5NT3ddTz

RT @bsmeinfo: In light of last week’s announcement, there has definitely been a feeling of hope in the air. As we patiently wait for 21 Jun…

RT @tomlamont: A tale of banana skins, baby giggles, home-schooling and a whole bunch of different epiphanies about the hidden labour of ch…

Just posted a photo @ Manchester, United Kingdom https://t.co/M09rWg92uK

Just posted a photo @ Manchester, United Kingdom https://t.co/1DAgY9kxOk

Once again ⁦@Freedland⁩ sums up perfectly how I feel. Especially the 6th par that starts ‘Throughout the Corbyn period, Jews were often asked why they were making such a fuss about all this: after all, Labour was hardly about to whip up pogroms...’ https://t.co/UnuevrUKnE

I come on here sparingly and tweet even less. So believe me when I say you must read this wonderful extract that will move you to your core and also make you actually LOL.

Guardian Saturday @GdnSaturday

Grace Dent: ‘Sometimes I see the terror in Dad's eyes, and it hurts my heart' https://t.co/ktGYZthjYs

As always, what she said

melissa denes @melissadenes

Thank you for all the nice things said today about @guardianweekend. It means the world to a 💯 team currently sending next week’s issue: we’ll give it our all while it lasts. Hugely sad for @guardianreview @guardianguide Support @guardian if you value it https://t.co/7fGaHhy553

A must read by @shattenstone

Simon Hattenstone @shattenstone

This is my article about the Dunn family's fight for justice after the death of their beloved son Harry. The parents – all four of them – are remarkable, and have been treated (possibly unlawfully) with contempt by the government. This is their story. https://t.co/hQGY6qRyQR

Twitter, I need something soothing, entertaining and absorbing to read just before bed to help quell increasing anxieties. Suggestions please.

Sublime reading

We're relieved at Corbyn's defeat - but Jews’ presence in Britain now feels more conditional than before. ⁦@Freedland⁩ sums it up brilliantly yet again. https://t.co/KfW2ZycZAE

RT @AdamWagner1: Gutted for @lucianaberger. A brave and principled MP who was hounded out of Labour becuase she stood up to antisemites. No…

RT @NickCohen4: Never mistake your Twitter feed for your country

The run up to this election has been an endless heart sink

Jonathan Freedland @Freedland

I know people are getting weary of what some call “the antisemitism thing.” I understand: it is wearying. But the latest revelations in @thesundaytimes demand attention all the same. It’s not the jaw-dropping racism, but Labour’s leniency that is so striking https://t.co/CQ0q2tMAPQ

RT @jessphillips: The only response to the chief Rabbi that is moral is, "I'm sorry and I'll do whatever I possibly can to win back your co…