They announced it today on the Game of Thrones Instagram account and have made a separate account called houseofthedragonhbo where they will release official updates on the series 🐉 So far the account has released some images of actors and what roles they will be playing 😮 Swipe to see 👉👉👉
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He was almost cool, but then became something so much more. 🚴🏼♀️ #FailArmy #bikefail #powerslide https://t.co/k0IBjsLtAX
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Your day in a nutshell - a racer trips at the brink of victory. #FailArmy #failforward #funnyfails https://t.co/xQoSuUNPQG
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Have you heard? We're up against a bunch of TV shows for a Webby Award - we know, it's a no brainer. Vote FailArmy https://t.co/yRRQE20WeQ https://t.co/9JXM8ykK64
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(Apr 26, 2021 04:59)
Keith has always been a bit strange 😂 https://t.co/xucdObU7Hg
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To all dogs... stop sneaking up behind us! 🐶 #FailArmy #dogtrainingtips #dogtricks #donttrip https://t.co/WpZ57kP9Fc
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The father of a man who died after jumping into the River Thames in London in an attempt to save a woman from drowning has paid tribute to his 'hero' son. Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole, aged 20, saw the woman fall into the river and jumped in just after midnight on Saturday along with a second man who tried to save her. Emergency services including the coastguard and police marine units rushed to save all three people in the river and they managed to rescue the fallen woman and the other man who jumped to her aid, but sadly they couldn't find Olubunmi-Adewole at the time, and his body was recovered later that morning. His father Michael Adewola told The Sun that his son deserved a “medal” for the “bravery” he showed by jumping into the river to try and save the woman, adding that he was a “very unique and angelic soul”. Rest in peace Folajimi ❤️
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The pill could help prevent severe illness in people whose jabs don't work as well, or be a second line of defence in case a new variant emerges Chief trial investigator Prof Kevin Blyth, of Glasgow University, told the Mirror: “It would be a huge step forward if antiviral drugs work. “You don’t have any hospital services being put under enormous pressure because patients never come to the hospital, normal services can function and you don’t have to have lockdown.” Around 60 people are currently involved in the first phase of Pfizer's PF-07321332 trial, which is expected to come to an end on the 25th of May. Fingers crossed the trials go well and this is another positive step in the fight against covid 🙌
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(Apr 26, 2021 06:30)
Not even circuit breakers are safe from this man https://t.co/MXulT9XEXk
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