Victoria Finan

Angels truly exist.

Malcolm Clark @TwisterFilm

One of many moving moments in the BBC’s excellent series ‘The London Bombings’ is this recollection by Julie Nicolson of the reaction of a London cabbie when he learned her daughter Jenny was a victim. https://t.co/OMzIOeGyVc

Oh I have LOST IT. #GavinAndStacey

RT @sfletcherauthor: 🩷👇GIVEAWAY! 👇 🩷 Fancy winning a hamper packed *full* of delicious/scented/beautiful goodies - all inspired by #TheNigh…

Today's special report in @yorkshirepost is about school transport in our region. Spent weeks on this only to come down with norovirus the day before we went to print. Thanks boss @stephldaley for rescuing it. https://t.co/RbiphhP0fd

I completely agree with @lewis_goodall here. I have no issue with MPs - or anyone - not supporting assisted dying for religious reasons (it's something I've quietly grappled with myself) but if that's the case, say it with your chest.

Lewis Goodall @lewis_goodall

Some say assisted dying has been "parliament at its best". I'm not sure. Instead religion has quietly played a dominant role in the debate, distorted the conversation, with few believing MPs being straightforward about why. Me for the @theipaper. https://t.co/WacE9X4pM7

RT @christress: I couldn’t help but wonder… if Big could hold space for the lyrics of Defying Gravity, why couldn’t he hold space for me? h…

I've decided to join the crowds heading over to the other place. You can find me there @victoriafinan.bluesky.social https://t.co/uq9vDCPIF0

I'm not on here very much these days. I used to adore Twitter but now I find it a really divisive and unhappy place to be with very little that interests or stimulates me in a positive way. I'm not "announcing my departure" but if you need me for anything work wise, best to email

A hell of a lot of analysis and brow-beating so here's my take: a huge amount of voters are simply either very thick, very selfish or both. My heart is with every woman today who voted Harris and who deserves so much more than what they're in for.

My absolute favourite part of my job is hearing people with a passion explain it to me in layman's terms so that by the end of the call, I feel the passion too. Such was the case this week with Richard.

Dave Griffiths @Olthwaite

Today's YP. Enjoyed @victoriafinan's piece about Yorkshire's dark skies and the Northern Lights, especially this quote by Barnsley astronomer Richard Darn: 'I was doing a stargazing dinner in the Dales. I said we'd better go outside, the aurora is kicking off.' https://t.co/juqQFpecuG

It makes me so happy that someone saw the opportunity to do the funniest thing in response to the new NHS consultation and they took it. Yes and ho. https://t.co/qmSzwAvwln

RT @hwallop: Crashing snob of the month award goes to this @thetimes letter writer 🙄 https://t.co/fG8b6Og2SQ

My baby was born not breathing (she's fine now) and I was literally torn a new arsehole. You can f off.

Sarah @mSuKsBe

If you brought your baby and yourself home from the hospital you had a successful birth, not trauma.

I spent best part of £500 on Taylor Swift over the summer. I don't care if you judge me, it was worth it. And let me tell you - I couldn't care less if the PM got free tickets, and I'm positively relieved that after Vienna she got a blue light escort.

In a dramatic intervention @CottrellStephen has come out emphatically against the proposed assisted dying bill, introduced today by @kimleadbeater in the Commons. 🗞️Read my exclusive in @yorkshirepost

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🇬🇧 Assisted Dying Bill Opposed By Cottrell ▫Archbishop of York says 'no' as MPs weigh up their consciences ▫@victoriafinan 👉https://t.co/QIMlSpAsFQ👈 #frontpagestoday #UK @yorkshirepost 🇬🇧 https://t.co/hZTtSNyyo8