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#THERESAMAY

The Prime Minister attempted to ‘relaunch’ her leadership with a personal speech following the launch of a report into modern working practices in the so-called ‘gig economy’. @Carolinelu­cas wrote: “Theresa May says she wants to work with others. Let’s start now. How about a cross-party commission on arms sales to Saudi Arabia?” @Thesatirep­arty joked: “Theresa May reportedly ‘desperate’ for Trump to visit UK soon, as it will briefly make her the second most-hated politician in the country.” @Jason_spacey added: “I’ve devised a three-point plan to help Theresa May tackle unfairness. 1) Stop being Prime Minister. 2) Go away. 3) Stay there.” @Adambienko­v reported: “Theresa May asked by Robert Peston if her current predicamen­t has made her more aware of employment insecurity.”

#DONALDTRUM­PJR

The President’s son released a series of e-mails designed to take the heat out of an investigat­ion into his dealings with Russians, but it did the opposite as the extent to which he knew he was dealing with Kremlinlin­ked officials was exposed. @Repjudychu tweeted: “Trump Jr has now effectivel­y admitted to taking informatio­n from Russian Government trying to influence campaign. Silence cannot be an option.” @Hansmollma­n added: “Is Donald Trump Jr trying to prove he didn’t collude with Russia by tweeting e-mails showing he colluded with Russia?” @Pablortorr­e added: “Donald Trump Jr is playing one-dimensiona­l checkers against himself. He just lost.”

#WIMBLEDON

Fans were enjoying the return of relatively pleasant weather at SW19, and the fact that their nerves wouldn’t be frazzled by an Andy Murray match. @Richardosm­an wrote: “On behalf of visually impaired people, watching Wimbledon is so much easier when one player wears a hat and the other doesn’t.” @Themattdow­ell added: “In the last 5 majors, Venus Williams has made 2 semifinals and a final. Not bad for someone who’s ‘not a contender anymore’”. @Cnegronwri­te joked: “Think I would have made a great Wimbledon ball boy, mostly because it’s the same way I stand at parties. Against the wall and stock still #introvert.”

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