ON TWITTER

#QUEENSFERRY CROSSING

The new Forth crossing was on everybody’s lips ahead of its hotly anticipated opening to traffic today. The shiny new architectural landmark will be officially opened by The Queen on 4 September. @Mrjohnnicolson said “Stunning pictures from the #Queensferrycrossing Beautiful feat of engineering & major infrastructure triumph.” @Roberttyrebute said: “Well done Scotland” @Alex_pension said: “Have seen the #queensferrycrossing develop over the past few years on many trips over to Fife. Amazing engineering feat”

#BREXIT

Jean-claude Juncker, President of the EU Commission, was trending after claiming none of the UK’S Brexit documentation was satisfactory. The reaction from Twitter users was, as always, divided. @Bakehouse2016 said: “Jean-claude Juncker can see the UK’S #Brexit papers for what they are: meandering drivel that fails to stand up to scrutiny.” @Drnostromo said: “Is it not now clear to the whole world that the UK is and has been unprepared for” But @Ian56789 said: “Jean-claude Juncker is making #Brexit as difficult as possible to dissuade others from leaving the disastrous & corrupt anti Europe EU” And @Davidjo52951945 said: “I just want to get the UK away from Juncker, why are we being dictated to & ordered around”

#CRAIGLEVEIN

Following the news that Hearts’ former Director of Football had been handed a three-year deal as manager at the Scottish Premiership club, the jokes on Twitter continued. @Oldfirmfacts1 said: “‘Look, if Craig Levein wants to remain on the board and manage the team that’s his business’ insists Tynecastle groundsman Craig Levein” @urieguy said: “Has he bribed himself with a fiver to appoint Craig Levein as the new Hearts manager?” @busteramurdoch said: “Congratulations to Craig Levein on taking over from Craig Levein as the new Hearts manager” @Alanmeikle said: “Three years on the dugout would probably make Craig Levein the longest serving Hearts manager since Craig Levein?”