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Definitely Uniqlo. I have them in many colours. They wash brilliantly and last well. Though a littke vulnerable to cat claws.
Some of their specialist collections are currently unavailable because of cyber security issues. I'm not sure if that includes the medieval manuscripts. They closed their online folk song archive for that reason.
It's good for my midlife crisis
It really is
Ozzy enjoying some cuddles with Peter. Comforting purr with the sound on.
Reading them independently. But they shouldn't decide a case on an argument that hasn't been aired in court. The SC can ask counsel to address a point that they haven't dealt with.
Give peas a chance
I've had the chance to read it properly now, and think your analysis is compelling.
I am constantly led back to the central puzzle of FWS itself, and how it was decided without reference to the ECHR caselaw.
Busy in Oxford now - in a different way!
Resharing this with a link straight to the content. @dinahrose.bsky.social makes a cameo (I think courts are yet to grasp the force of her argument in Croft) ukconstitutionallaw.org/2026/03/09/r...
V interesting piece, Rob.
Reed v Chessington was also one of mine...
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Katie.
Unfortunately, he delegated it to his son, and the movie was awful.
Mother earth ...
You could solve the persistent mis-gendering issue by referring to her as Princess Michael of Brent.
While I'm away, Michael has helpfully alphabetised my ancient CD collection
I still cherish the memory of our daughter dressed as Rorshach from Watchmen, in a charity shop trenchcoat and homemade mask. Adorable.
A river with trees alongside. Grass beyond.
Here is the view on the other side of the hoarding.
A flat construction site with red and yellow diggers like kids' toys. A line of trees marks the river.
The site of the Waynflete Building. Construction of the new Quad is about to begin. Materials from the old building are being crushed and incorporated into the foundations. Immediately beyond the hoarding is the River Cherwell. Most student rooms will have river views.
Basically the same grammar as Hobbits, then
Not me...
My daughter, m'lud
CW: savagery
Proto-Bullingdon
In 1400, Oxford had a population of 6,000 and about 6 killings a year. Triple that of London and York.
Why was it so violent?
Students got off with impunity, as they had clerical privileges!
Nice evidence on institutions
Very large indeed.
A lifetime of curls...it's the only thing Ive found that makes a difference to the frizz situation.
A photo of St David in stained glass
Dydd GΕ΅yl Dewi Hapus i chi gyd
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