ON TWITTER

#KEITHFLINT

The Prodigy singer, 49, was found dead at his home in Essex, England. Police said his death is not being treated as suspicious. @the_prodigy tweeted: “It is with deepest shock and sadness that we can confirm the death of our brother and best friend Keith Flint. A true pioneer, innovator and legend. He will be forever missed.”

@Edthehatter said: “RIP Keith Flint. A true dance music icon”

@friction added: “RIP Keith Flint. Very sad to hear the news that he’s passed away. I wouldn’t do what I do without him and The Prodigy in my life.”

@jowhiley lamented: “Oh this is sad news. The death of Keith Flint. Whenever our paths crossed he was an absolute sweetheart. Really lovely. Incredible iconic frontman with a soft centre.”

#SWNT

The Scotland Women football team recorded a dominant 4-1 victory over Iceland to secure second place in Group A at the Algarve Cup. @Sports_emmad said: Great result for @Kerr5shelley and the #SWNT. Excellent performance to beat Iceland at the #Algarvecup #Ourgirlsourgame” @Eildihbarbour tweeted: “Comfortable 4-1 win for @Scotlandnt against Iceland. Really positive, dominant performance.” @Beingscots: “Looking forward to watching Scotland at the World Cup in a few months.”

#BREXIT

The UK Government has promised £1.6 billion for ‘poorer’ British towns as the country prepares to leave the EU. @Dougchapmansnp tweeted: “£1bn extra for Northern Ireland to keep the Tories in power. £1bn extra for English regions to buy votes for May’s deal. This is what the United Kingdom has come to... and using your tax contributions to pay for it. This can’t go on.”

@peterwalker99 said: “Wow – communities secretary James Brokenshire says the government’s £1.6bn towns fund/brexit bribe is over six years. That’s about £260m a year. In government funding terms that’s a pathetically small sum.”

@lisanandy added: “My vote is not for sale and any long overdue investment in towns is no substitute for a permanent trading relationship with the EU.”