ON TWITTER
#ALLYMCCOIST
Ally Mccoist is on World Cup commentary duty in Russia, pairing up with Jon Champion as part of ITV’S coverage and viewers are delighted. @Jamie_jambo said: “Don’t even care what anyone says, I love Ally Mccoist. Proper dad patter but the type of guy who would have a pint waiting for you when you arrive at the pub.” @Stephpgold wrote: “ITV, please can you clone Ally Mccoist so he can co-commentate on every game. He’s a pleasure to listen to!” @Noelhunt20 posted: “Ally Mccoist on @itvfootball is by far the best commentator on TV. I could listen to him talk about football all day!” @_Tomscholes added: “Ally Mccoist might be one of the most underrated co-commentators around. Knows his stuff, always sounds like he’s having the time of the life and a throwback to old Question of Sport and Fifa.”
#THOMASMARKLE
Good Morning Britain spoke to the father of Meghan Markle. He opened up about missing his daughter’s wedding, possible grandchildren on the way, Trump and much more. @Darrynlyons said: “He seems like a good guy that was taken advantage of. What an honest man.” @Anitatheweeter tweeted: “Isn’t getting Thomas Markle to talk about Harry, Trump and Brexit taking advantage of his naivety all over again?” @callum_troup wrote: “I was sympathetic towards Thomas Markle at first. But this shows he’s just attention seeking, he knows revealing Harry’s alleged political opinions is going to cause controversy. Guarantee he will have a book out within six months.”
#GAMINGADDICTION
Gaming disorder is now treatable on the NHS after being recognised for the first time by the World Health Organisation. @Brandt_brickell said: “This makes perfect sense. And important today with the current climate of the video game industry where micro transitions and pay for perks are becoming the norm in mainstream gaming. ” @Theclairecast wrote: “Gaming disorder sounds ridiculous. Bringing down a whole genre of entertainment because kids are spending too long on them. Gaming helps people already secluded meet new people, kids on games are not out on the streets smoking or taking drugs.”