ON TWITTER

#LONDONMARATHON

Lots of love for marathon runner Matthew Rees, who gave up on his own time to help a fellow competitor over the finish line. @R2dtoots :“Whata magnificent display of goodness and compassion. Matthew Rees of Swansea Harriers, you, are a true gentleman!” @Tansthoughts: “Faith in humanity restored - watching Matthew Rees helping David Wyeth over the finish line #Londonmarathon #kindness.” @Jasonbraier: “#1547 Matthew Rees - clearly an absolute hero #Londonmarathon.” @Elaynareeves: “Big shout out to Matthew Rees Swansea Harriers helping fellow competitor over the line in #Londonmarathon what a selfless act of kindness.” @josephmclean: “The saint today isn’t George, it’s Matthew Rees. #Londonmarathon #stgeorgesday #headstogether.”

#SCONE

Ah, Twitter where the great issues of the day are debated. Yesterday, how do you pronounce scone? @niall1974: “These are the issues that really matter - for the record, I say ‘scone’.” @Emmavalerio82: “My Cornish family say scone as in cone.” @Coughdropkate: “Apparently scone that rhymes with cone is posher.” @Groomb: “Depends whether you mean scone or Scone.”

#BLAIR

The former Prime Minister has suggested that he is “almost motivated” to return to frontline politics. @briantwid: “Words to make your heart sink! ‘Tony Blair ‘feels motivated’ to return to frontline politics’.” @Lucythekhaleesi: “Nah you’re alright mate.” @Snoozeinbrief: “It has been many, many years since Tony Blair was good at doing politics.” @Nmacklon: “Time to move on from New Labour and Iraq and for Tony Blair to lead the new centre of reasoned British Politics.” @kathy279: “Tony Blair please return to front line politics. The Labour Party needs you urgently. #Corbynout.” @Dashmillion: “Tony Blair is banking on people having forgotten what he did to Britain and the world as he returns to politics... Never forget #Tonyblair.”