With everything else going on I missed Badenoch committing the Tories to a policy of “enforced” assimilation into officially approved culture.
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With everything else going on I missed Badenoch committing the Tories to a policy of “enforced” assimilation into officially approved culture.
Every hospital in England has been urged to disobey an NHS directive to use software operated by controversial US analytics software company Palantir
www.bmj.com/content/392/...
The head and wings of a red kite. Its head is grey, and its hooked beak is yellow and black.
Low-level red kite this afternoon.
A white polythene bag of cat litter, marked 10 litres.
Indeed. 10 litres of litter.
This very straight news piece buried deep within the FT never uses words like corruption or insider dealing but every detail is quietly devastating. Why is the FT virtually alone in the UK media in covering this important story?
Of course Sunder is correct. There is no logical/principled *argument* behind this hypocrisy.
But IMO there is indeed a logic to it.
The reason the Spectator/Telegraph want to crack down on antisemitism is not because they care about Jews, but because they want to legitimise anti-Muslim bigotry.
This is hilarious.
Also, completely enraging.
À ma boutonnière, le ruban blanc de la médaille nationale de reconnaissance aux victimes du terrorisme et le Bleuet de France.
22nd European rememberance day for victims of terrorism.
22ème Journée européenne en hommage aux victimes du terrorisme.
Sadly never gets out of style…
I was infuriated by the fact that the school wouldn't allow my kids to fry the onions in things like spag bol, even though I sent in a letter - twice - explaining that my husband is allergic to raw or undercooked onions.
Or perhaps it should be Calvados, because my grandmother was from Argentan.
Maybe I can attribute my liking it to my 25% French DNA.
Macmillan's predecessor. I think the lecturer was trying to put the span of constitutional history into context as well as testing our general knowledge.
And so we write to brilliant postgraduate students from Sudan, withdrawing the offers and scholarships they won in open competition with the best in the world. A sad day for the University of Oxford.
I rocked up to do a second degree and found they were running 'how to do email and social media' for mature students. My email address was older than most of my classmates. Then the constitutional law lecturer asked us the name of the PM when we were born. Me (wincing): 'Macmillan'.
3 US B-52 bombers just landed at RAF Fairford in the UK.
These are the largest bombers in the world, this is NOT, not taking part in the war with Iran.
A kei sports car, absolutely.
That makes considerably more sense than a mantra repeated by people who've never met an actual farmer.
I agree. No need to mess with everyone's body clocks. Everyone goes 'But what about the farmers?' but they get up when they need to, whatever the clock reads.
We've got it here in Europe, until the last Sunday in March.
Better not tell the authorities that Android phones make trans people or Streeting'll be after them.
Reddit screenshot from Glasgow thread. Bright flames rising out the side of a Victorian building.
Video screenshot from Reddit. Building is now a shell with flames visible in every window.
The roof has collapsed embers rise into the night sky.
The fire at Glasgow central station is utterly devastating. Shops, homes and our transport link to England are being wiped out.
I am amazed by the limited news coverage.
Assault(s), by any measure.
Samba band with rainbow instruments and mainly orange and green clothing, providing cheer at today's very chilly half marathon. They are on the lawn behind St John's College.
Be the samba band at Cambridge's Half Marathon today.
While Europe may be too slow at handling problems, it is rarely the source of them. There is something to be said for a power that prefers rule books to rockets
Male or female?
Headlight of a lime green Lamborghini Miura
Shaming to the Met and all involved.
Absolutely the rakshasa - I carefully coloured mine in the MM - even though it's nothing like the canon rakshasa.
The young woman carrying a stack of books is probably my sister.
