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Isn't it just?!! :-)

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The Chairman is overall accountable for the Museum. And the handling of this has been ridiculously poor.

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Their incompetence is beyond belief. But then George Osborne is in charge...

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A former Everton exec appointed to run Lancs. Because obviously he'll know a thing or two about winning... Seriously, great to see much-needed change after our equal-worst season ever.

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Shame. They've entered a couple of brilliant songs in the last few years.

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I'm not sure what surprises me most in this article about our local MP - that he's been promoted to be a shadow minister, or that he gave a speech at the Tory conference that made Reform look moderate. Quite awful.

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John Crace magnificent in the Guardian about the Tory shadow chancellor: "If Andy really is the future chancellor, then we are truly fucked."

Saw this last night and it's just a joy!

‘Small Prophets’ Review: Mackenzie Crook’s Droll Apple TV Comedy Features Pearce Quigley in One of the Year’s Best Performances

Love that the US are finally getting to see "Small Prophets" and universally falling in love with it. One of those very quirky, utterly original pieces of TV that simply succeeds on every level. "Small Prophets may be the finest show to hit Apple this year,"

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Quigley plays a melancholy man who enlists a new friend (Lauren Patel) and supernatural forces to learn the truth about his girlfriend's disappearance.

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Oh dear, Jeffery Archer is dead. What a shame. One of the rudest people I ever met.

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Arthur Snell @snellarthur.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

I adored "Tartuffe" when I read it for A Level all those years ago, but I've never seen it on stage. This adaptation was everything you could hope it to be. Absolutely magnificent. Sir Mark Rylance in sparkling form, but the whole cast are superb. Hugely, hugely recommended.

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Gotta say until you read the actual motion it's not clear just how rabid the Greens' positioning is. The motion calls for the end of the State of Israel.

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Amanda Jeyaretnam (she/her) @liberalisms.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Their manifesto was until quite recently just Corbyn era Labour. They were never that good on the environment. Until recently were in favour of leaving NATO. Their membership clearly swelled by all the magic grandpa clan who brought their antisemitism with them. A National shame.

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Precisely this. Shocking.

ukpol.bsky.social @ukpol.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

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Pressure is growing on Zack Polanski following the resignation of Amnesty International UK board chair Sandy Ruthven from the Green Party. Ruthven accused the party of failing to confront prejudice within its own ranks. www.ukpol.co.uk/news-story-p...

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NEWS STORY : Pressure Grows on Zack Polanski to Consider His Position Following Amnesty UK Chair’s Resignation – UKPOL.CO.UK

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This. I don't see how any well-meaning Green supporters can now stay in Polanski's party.

I'd love to see a journalist explore any links between the Corbynistas kicked out of Labour and this weekend's Green vote calling for the abolition of the state of Israel. No longer the "nice" party. And Polanski no longer credible as a leader, after fleeing the scene: such political cowardice.

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It's ludicrous situation. But it's surely not the highest priority area in which the government could spend £700m.

That was at best naive, and at worst cowardice.

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Oh my goodness, poor woman: broke a test tube while doing plague research, and died a week later. Hopefully it won't spread. Yikes.

I think the reasons for the foundation of the state of Israel are perhaps rather different. But I do understand your point and appreciate the thoughtful conversation.

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I am 100% with you in my vehement disgust at Israel's war crimes. Calling for the Israeli state's abolition is something very different entirely.

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Polanski not having the courage to vote on such an important issue. He really is a lightweight.

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Calling for a "single democratic Palestinian state in all of historic Palestine" is effectively calling for the abolition of Israel, surely?

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The Buggles and 'Dare' would definitely be in my nine. A couple of your others would come very close! Great choices.

Realised yesterday as I walked over Tower Bridge that I'd never actually seen it open. And I've always wanted to see the SS Waverley, the last seagoing paddle steamer in the world. Two ambitions sorter at once. Quite wonderful, with those on the boat and on the bridge cheering as she sailed under.

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This Man City version of the Bayeux Tapestry is laugh-aloud funny.

Paul McNamara @mpaulmcnamara.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

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Is this how you do this stuff?

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sianushka.bsky.social @sianushka.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

It’s the 90th anniversary of Cable Street. Today, as then, no paseran ✊

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Unpleasant, lacking depth, incompetent and unelectable?

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The average salary for a deputy head in England is nowhere near this. Could Badenoch explain how exactly many deputy heads with three kids getting a huge pay rise meet her criteria each year? The Tories: as ever, for the few not the many.

Jason Sinclair @jsinclair.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

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Hammering it into an open goal like Jude Bellingham against a team of 12-year-olds.

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I've driven over that Kyiv bridge so many times. Putin isn't murdering random people. He's murdering people like you and me. When will we get serious in dealing with the Kremlin war criminal?

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