Hello, is this the reveal you’re looking for? ☎️

We're going to extra time in Zurich! An incredible second half fightback from England keeps their tournament alive.

Wait, what? I got a mention in the House of Commons today 🤯 Thanks Robbie Moore MP for supporting our Silsden Proms event 🙏

WE'RE BACK-TO-BACK EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS!! 🏆

Always a claret 💜

We can confirm the departure of James Trafford who leaves the club for a record transfer fee for a British goalkeeper. He will now join Manchester City in a move which becomes our Club record sale. Thank you and good luck James 💜

This is from Radio Today. Come on, is this really faire to us ⁦BBC Radio 2⁩ I don’t think this is faire competition , or lack of it.

Debate and criticism are welcomed but this Ivan Hewett piece needs challenging. 1: quarterly fluctuations are normal. 2: BBC Radio 3’s audience is *up* year-on-year, for the *sixth* quarter running. 3: Breakfast figures are the same as last year: no drop. telegraph.co.uk/radio/what-to-…

Happy #YorkshireDay! Got any plans?

We are sad to announce that James Whale MBE died earlier today aged 74, following a lengthy battle with cancer. As a broadcasting legend for over 50-years, James will be missed by so many at TALK and the wider News UK family.

Sad news today as Talk presenter James Whale has died aged 74, following a long illness. He had been living with cancer for several years. radiotoday.co.uk/2025/08/talk-r…

An update on Hartlepool United ⤵️

Trump on Mandelson: “I don’t know him” Also Trump:

Last time I saw Greg James in Leeds he was drunk (top left)… hope he’s more sober for his book event tonight!

Fun evening with Alex B Cann watching Dom Joly & Matthew Stadlen at Harrogate Festivals! Can’t wait for the #TriggerHappyTV tour next year!

Great point well made from Simon Calder just now on BBC Radio 5 Live re the London-centric rail travel warning ‘Do not travel north of Preston’ (there be dragons!)… “some people want to travel south of Carlisle,” notes Simon! 💯

Yes the BBC made a mistake. Yes someone should pay for it - probably. But think of the high standards it has to meet and how it’s judged compared with the commercial sector. Watch The Hack and ask yourself - did all those involved get the punishment they deserved?

Tim Davie was one of the best D-Gs the BBC has had, and Deborah Turness was a brilliant head of news. Only the BBC’s enemies could possibly be glad they’ve resigned. We’ve now got a real fight on our hands to defend public service broadcasting, because that’s under threat too.

The BBC is facing a coordinated, politically motivated attack. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…