iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

bonisones.bsky.social @bonisones.bsky.social · 08/03/2026

Looking forward to it. Do come along.

bonisones.bsky.social @bonisones.bsky.social · 13/08/2025

All six longer #podcasts with women MPs who entered the #Commons in the early years are now free online: www.bonisonesproductions.com/groundbreake... Big names - #Labour #Conservative #LiberalDemocrat Thanks @churarchives.bsky.social @lucycavcoll@bsky.social & @JackieAshley Deborah McGurran.

020

Reposted by @bonisones.bsky.social

Churchill Archives Centre @chuarchives.bsky.social · 21/07/2025

🖼️ New Online Exhibition Launch 🖼️ We’re excited to share the launch of 'Groundbreakers: In Their Own Words' — a new online exhibition celebrating the voices and experiences of some of the most influential women in British parliamentary history. www.chuarchivestories.uk/stories/grou...

Baroness Hilary Armstrong, Baroness Gillian Shephard, Deborah McGurran, Anne Campbell, Dame Athene Donald, Baroness Anne Jenkin, and Boni Sones OBE at Churchill College in 2024.

Deborah McGurran, Allen Packwood, Baroness Spelman and Boni Sones OBE at Churchill College, Cambridge.

042

Reposted by @bonisones.bsky.social

The Atlantic @theatlantic.com · 09/12/2024

“In a year dominated by stories of warfare, divisive politics, and natural disasters, it feels even more important to showcase the incredible work of the photojournalists who bring the reality of these situations to millions of others,” Alan Taylor writes.

theatlantic.com

Top 25 News Photos of 2024

Powerful images from the past 12 eventful months

287313

Reposted by @bonisones.bsky.social

Press Gazette @pressgazette.co.uk · 05/12/2024

Sky News director of newsgathering and operations Sarah Whitehead has been elected the next president of the Society of Editors, with Newsquest Cumbria regional editor Joy Yates as vice-president.

0136

Reposted by @bonisones.bsky.social

Gaby Hinsliff @gabyhinsliff.bsky.social · 04/12/2024

Morning all. I'm joining Guardian colleagues on strike today/tomorrow over the future of our sister paper the Observer. Not sure if being on here is work or procrastinating from work, but anyway, I'm off that too for 48hours. See you Friday. (Also: if you value news, & can afford it, pls pay for it)

581670184

Reposted by @bonisones.bsky.social

Press Gazette @pressgazette.co.uk · 04/12/2024

Guardian strike has begun: Scott Trust chair Ole Jacob Sunde has offered new assurances over future of The Observer (whilst pressing on with sale) as journalists start 48-hour stoppage. pressgazette.co.uk/news/guardia... Here's the current scene outside Guardian/Observer offices:

People stand outside glass-fronted building holding placards saying "Support the strike"

66634

Reposted by @bonisones.bsky.social

The New York Times @nytimes.com · 03/12/2024

"It's tempting to conclude that Democrats simply didn't turn out this year — and that Kamala Harris might have won if they had voted in the numbers they did four years ago," Nate Cohn writes. "This interpretation would be a mistake."

nytimes.com

It Can’t Be Assumed That Higher Turnout Would Have Helped Harris

Voting records suggest Democrats who stayed home were less likely to support her, with no equivalent drop-off in Trump support among Republicans.

4111920