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It really does hit you like that 😂 Our latest snack wars episode with ainsleyfoods is out now on our IGTV 🙌

We're raising money to help thebritishasiantrust provide oxygen and emergency support to those in need in India. If you would like to donate or find out more info, please click the link in our bio 🙏

That awkward moment when you get mad at someone, slam the door, then you realize you forgot something, so you have to go back.

Such love 💀🤣 #FailArmy #slipper #slipandfall https://t.co/zAoW8qzvlW

I shall call him Juggle Nuts. 🤣 #FailArmy #juggle #jugglestruggle https://t.co/bi4zbOku27

Nothing was more dangerous than trying to holla at your crush 😂 #withoutremorse

3rd world problems https://t.co/hRxQyzdgcO

The ol' fake-poo, butt-stuff finger-prank on dad. 😳 #FailArmy #pranked #funnypranks https://t.co/hKxOssrue9

Could this be the face of London's next Mayor? 🥴😂 niko 👀

Here are the top 10 most scenic places in the UK according to award-winning travel photographers 📸

Sorry, has someone made a typo? 🤔 If you love football memes you need to go follow oddsbible

Meet Bon-Chan, the Giant African Tortoise that you might see strolling along the streets of Japan 🐢 🎥 sugoimart

Tony Hudges, Pride of Britain award winner, was subject to abuse by his biological parents when he was a baby which led to doctors having to amputate his legs. Last year the brave young lad raised £1.5 million for the hospital that saved his life by walking 10km on his prosthetics with crutches 👏 He has now raised a further £70,000 by ditching the crutches and managing to walk 500 steps over 4 days 🙌 Proud mum Paula, 53, said Tony was inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore and started his latest charity walk on Friday, which would have been Capt Sir Tom’s 101st birthday. What an amazing lad we can all look up to ❤️

Viral stars Jamie Philips, Connor Humpage, Kevin Rooney and Alex Lacey, known as ‘The Four Lads in Jeans’, are selling their famous meme as digital artwork at an NFT auction with a reserve price of £1million. They've become instantly recognisable internet legends, but their fame also brought an unfortunate backlash which was prominent with 18 months’ worth of online abuse and trolling - and now they want to use their platform to raise awareness of cyberbullying. They have partnered with charity CyberSmile for the sale of the meme and will donate a percentage of the funds to help the charity tackle online bullying and abuse 🙌 The auction will take place from Thursday 6th May to Thursday 13th May on leading NFT marketplace Rarible if you have a spare million to spend 👀 fourladsinjeans 👏

Rescued baby seal’s first swim lesson.. https://t.co/pGbd0x2V8K