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Udita Banerjee retweeted
Rest in peace Sir Michael Gambon.
You will be forever loved, always missed and never forgotten.
Thank you for being the light of a generation and for the many fantastic roles you performed that will shine for those to come.
#MichaelGambon #allontheboard – at London, England
Udita Banerjee retweeted
To celebrate the 1st anniversary of A Scottish Wildlife Odyssey published @TippermuirBooks (the follower up to the Award shortlisted If Rivers Could Sing), I am giving away 2 of the book’s original sketches. All you need to do is retweet before 31 March – winner chosen at random
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Red alert: aurora likely. Issued 2023-02-27 17:21 UTC by @aurorawatchuk. #aurora – at United Kingdom
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BREAKING: The future of Edinburgh’s 117-year-old King’s Theatre is secure after the Scottish Government agreed to put an extra £3.85m into a long-awaited revamp, on top of an extra £3m committed by the city council. Work will get underway next week!
scotsman.com/whats-on/arts-a…
Udita Banerjee retweeted
“Using your own bag?”
Yes.
“Place bag in bagging area”
Okay.
“An assistant is coming, you thief”
Sigh.
Udita Banerjee retweeted
Only a British person will quietly join the back of a five-mile queue, without even bothering to attempt to look how far ahead it stretches, not even looking up from their phone, maybe a small bottle of water in the other hand… showing the rest of the world how queuing is done.
Udita Banerjee retweeted
First god created those who love air conditioning. Then those who don’t. Then he married them. Then he rested.
Udita Banerjee retweeted
kylie jenner out here picking which colour private jet she wanna take today meanwhile I gotta chug my iced coffee before my straw becomes paper mache???? explain
Udita Banerjee retweeted
everytime I come to london my mates will say some shit like “get the pinkersmith line to banana & dolphin and then you can change onto the dinkerdonk line to splooge street” and expect me to understand what the hell they’re talking about
Udita Banerjee retweeted
Preparing for #Heatwave2022 in #Shetland = considering a thinner jacket and ditching the Fair Isle hat. Maybe. 🤔 Come & join us Fried Friends of the South! 🥵😉👍 #promoteShetland #wearecool 😎 – at Hillside, Scotland
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I would watch 9 seasons of this.
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“There is an ethical vacuum at the heart of Downing St”
And an ethnical one now too. – at Guildford, England
Udita Banerjee retweeted
Common traits of "a bit of a character":
1. Unnecessarily loud
2. Really quite rude
3. Lack of self-awareness
4. Gets uncomfortably close when talking to you
5. Occasionally alright once you get to know them
Udita Banerjee retweeted
If you live in Bombay and want some really nice lip-smacking mutton biryani then the best place to go to is Chhatrapati Shivaji Domestic Airport and catch a flight to Calcutta
Udita Banerjee retweeted
It's Friday, which feels like a good excuse for a giveaway!
We have three copies of Cynthia Rogerson's forthcoming memoir Wah! up for grabs. To enter:
📚Retweet
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📚Share your favourite book about mothers & daughters in the comments
UK only, ends 9am 01/06. #WAHbook
Udita Banerjee retweeted
It's time for a big ol' #giveaway! We have 1 copy of each of these books to give away.
To enter: Retweet, follow us, and comment below with the book you'd like to win.
UK only, ends 9am 14/04/2022. 6 winners will be chosen - each will get 1 book.

ALT Books on a blue background including Marram by Leonie Charlton, Sell Us the Rope by Stephen May, Kings of a Dead World by Jamie Mollart, The Actuality by Paul Braddon, The Year the World Went Mad by Mark Woolhouse and Daughters of the North by Jennifer Morag Henderson. The Year the World Went Mad and Daughters of the North are both hardbacks - the rest are paperbacks.

























