1965. Alan Sealey scores for West Ham United against TSV Munchen 1860 in the European Cup Winners’ Cup final

Farage is basically wrong about everything, always. He will end up on exactly the same political scrap heap.

West Midlands Police are appealing for help to locate 12-year-old Teagan, who has been reported missing from Wolverhampton. Teagan was last seen at approximately 9.05am on Monday, November 2. She was wearing black leggings, a black T-shirt, black trainers and a black Armani jacket with a hood. Anyone who sees Teagan is urged to call 999 immediately, quoting police log 3906-021126. #UKNews #CrimeNews #Wolverhampton

"This year, 2026, marks the 30th anniversary of Damien’s disappearance. Damien’s family ... are appealing for your help to help find him or understand what happened to him that night. We have not given up on finding out what happened to Damien." - Valerie, Damien's mother. Today, on Damien's 30th anniversary, we refresh our appeal for any new information on his whereabouts. Damien was 16 when he went missing from #Cowes, #IsleOfWight, on the night of 2nd November 1996 whilst on a night out. Our thoughts are with Damien's loved ones today. To help #findDamienNettles, please share this appeal, and report any sightings to us or Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary on 101, quoting reference 449990106843 or Operation Ridgewood. misspl.co/7MIR5102tAW Tonight, Val and Sally-Anne, Damien's aunt, will appear on Channel 5 with Dan Walker. Catch their interview between 5-6pm.

🚨 URGENT: A 13-year-old girl has been missing for more than two days, with her family extremely concerned for her welfare. Libby was last seen in Swindon at around 4.30pm on Thursday (29 October). She is described as being around 5ft 4in tall, with shoulder-length pink hair. When she disappeared, she was wearing Hello Kitty pyjama bottoms and a black hoodie featuring a green gamer logo. Libby has links to Swindon, Crawley and Manchester. Anyone who has seen Libby or knows where she might be is urged to call 999, quoting reference 54260130678.

Can you help officers find Eliza Teasdale who has been reported missing? The 14-year-old was last seen at 11.30pm on Saturday 31 October in Redcar. She is believed to be wearing leopard print leggings and a beige fur coat. Officers believe she could be in Middlesbrough, Redcar or Hartlepool. If you have seen Eliza, or know where she might be, please call 101 quoting reference number 218475.

Oh no! A nation mourns.

#MISSING ALEXIA 📍 WIDNES, CHESHIRE / WORKSOP ⚠️ Police are urgently concerned for Alexia’s safety. 📅 Last seen 30 October, 11:15am. 📍 Believed to be in the Worksop area. 🔹 5’6”, dark brown hair 👕 Black leggings, navy coat 👟 Black trainers ⚠️ May have changed clothes. 📞 101 – Ref: 0225 of 31/10/26 🙏 PLEASE SHARE! Help bring Alexia home safely. ❤️

Urgent help. A friends son is missng This is extremely out of character. Large-scale police search is underway. Any farmers in my network between Ashby and Hartshorne please check your land and any remote outbuildings, he may be injured Please share this tweet by any means posible. thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.…

Have you seen Libby (14) missing from #Buxton (#Derbyshire) last seen on October 28, 2026? (has dark shoulder length hair) (Call Derbyshire police on 101 quoting 948 of 28 October) facebook.com/derbyshireconst…

Trump is a pedophile. He raped a 13-year-old girl. Pass it on.

Westminster Voting Intention: LAB: 32% (+5) CON: 24% (+3) RFM: 20% (-3) LDM: 9% (+1) GRN: 8% (-5) SNP: 3% (-1) RES: 3% (=) Via @Ipsos_in_the_UK, 15-22 Oct. Changes w/ 10-15 Sep.

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The Farage Flop continues.

Chemtrails don't exist Turbo cancer doesn't exist Covid does exist Covid vaccines worked Ivermectin doesn't work for Covid Ivermectin doesn't work for cancer Vaccines eradicated smallpox Vaccines don't cause autism Thanks and have a wonderful day

When Bobby Moore was approaching the end of his playing career in 1977, he was hoping to move into management. He had captained England to the World Cup in 1966, made 108 appearances for his country and spent 15 years at West Ham before finishing his career with Fulham. At 36, he still wanted to be involved in football, and with his experience and reputation, he believed there would be opportunities for him. One of those opportunities appeared to be at Watford. Elton John had recently taken over as chairman and was looking for a new manager, so he met Moore to discuss the job. The two shook hands on a deal, and Moore went away on holiday with his family expecting everything to be sorted. Only while he was away, the club changed its mind. Watford appointed Graham Taylor instead. It was a difficult start to life after football, but another opportunity soon presented itself when Don Revie resigned as England manager. Moore wrote to the Football Association offering his services. He already held FA coaching qualifications and had gained experience helping with coaching during the latter stages of his playing career. In his application, he reminded them of his connection with England. “I know you are aware of how proud I was of my years with the England team.” The FA did not even send him a reply. Ron Greenwood got the England job, and Moore was left trying to find somewhere else to begin his coaching career. His wife Tina could not understand it. “How could anyone who had Bobby’s knowledge and expertise be overlooked in that way?” “Kids would have looked up to him and learnt things just by his presence.” The rejections continued. Moore eventually found work managing non-league Oxford City, followed by a spell coaching in Hong Kong and three years at Southend United. But nothing developed into the career he had hoped for, and neither West Ham nor England offered him a meaningful role. At home, things were getting increasingly difficult. Tina watched her husband become more withdrawn with every rejection, struggling to understand why the game he had given so much to seemed to have no place for him. “He was deeply depressed.” “He was very proud, and felt rejected, bewildered.” He even began waking up in the night from a recurring nightmare. “I’m running in sand.” “I can’t get anywhere.” Moore had been one of the most recognisable footballers in England, but by the late 1980s he was struggling to find regular work in the game. He took a job as sports editor of the Sunday Sport before joining Capital Gold Radio, travelling around the country with Jonathan Pearce to cover matches for £150 a game. His friend Jimmy Tarbuck even approached Peter Swales, who chaired the FA’s international committee, suggesting Moore could become an ambassador for English football. Brazil had Pelé. West Germany had Franz Beckenbauer. Surely England could find a similar role for the man who had lifted their only World Cup. Swales was not interested. “Are you serious?” Moore continued working in radio, and in 1991 he was diagnosed with bowel cancer. Bobby Moore sadly passed away on the 24th of February 1993. He was just 51 years old. Years later, the FA erected a statue of him outside the new Wembley Stadium, recognising the man who had led England to their greatest achievement. But for Tina, the recognition had come far too late. “It’s all very well that there are statues to him now, but that should have happened during his lifetime.” “It was outrageous how the FA treated him, a scandal.” #football

“What is it mein Fuhrer?” “It’s from Steve Witkoff. He’s nominated me for the Nobel Peace Prize.”

Have you seen missing Lidia (17) last seen in #Newport (#Wales) on October 18, 2026? (has straight black hair) (Call Gwent police on 101 quoting 2600341947) facebook.com/gwentpolice/pos…

Truth!

Those were the days.⚒️⚒️⚒️