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Marilyn Inglis
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Londoner born and bred, never tire of London, best city in the world.
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“Putin is negotiating for what he doesn’t own. And Ukraine is not for sale,” — President Zelensky

Clear. Direct. Impossible to twist.

While the Kremlin tries to bargain with stolen land and stolen lives, Ukraine reminds the world of a simple truth:👇
December 7, 2025 at 6:56 AM
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World Cup 2026 , just been devalued by FIFA giving TRUMP a peace prize !!
December 5, 2025 at 5:40 PM
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December 3, 2025 at 12:20 AM
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We went from a country that defended others from being invaded for their natural resources, to a country that is now threatening to invade others for their natural resources.

Systems of governance are only as good as the people you elect to uphold them.
November 30, 2025 at 7:01 AM
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nothoodlum.bsky.social
“Ah, just one more thing, sir. You’re blowing up those boats, saying they’re filled with drugs headed for the US. But then you go and pardon the guy who brought in 400 tons of cocaine. That’s billions of doses. Help me understand that.”
November 30, 2025 at 3:25 AM
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marcdavenant.bsky.social
The wonderful @bigissue.com will be publishing an article about the Adelphi tent encampment in their 8 December edition. It will feature some of my newest portraits from the Outsiders project, taken last weekend at the encampment.
November 29, 2025 at 7:24 AM
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November 28, 2025 at 11:39 AM
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chadbourn.bsky.social
Australia just recorded zero cervical cancer cases in women under 25 for the first time since records began in 1982. The amazing result of HPV vaccination.
November 28, 2025 at 8:44 PM
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November 27, 2025 at 4:06 PM
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That’s great news but it would be even better if you replied to this open letter about the Adelphi tent encampment which I sent to you yesterday. It’s an urgent issue and you did promise to take action on homelessness in London. This is an ideal opportunity to demonstrate your commitment on this.
A plea for a meaningful intervention - Adelphi tent encampment London Dear Paula, Bob and Matthew I wanted to thank you again for facilitating the display of my Outsiders exhibition on homelessness inside Parliament last year. Th touring exhibition has now had over 120,000 visitors and continues to tour. Matthew I really valued our conversation about homelessness in the exhibition space - it was clear to me then that you really understood the issues and were determined to do something meaningful to address the problems. Dear Adam and Sadiq You don't know me, but I am a documentary photographer who works with marginalised communities and uses photography to h social inequality. You can see something about the Outsiders project on homelessness and substandard housing here https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cnOdqk4req00 Dear All Five of the participants in Outsiders have now died while experiencing homelessness. Since I stopped the photography in 2022 tr situation has become exponentially worse both in London and in the other cities which I covered during the project. One of the most noticeable changes has been the development of tent encampments and I am writing to all of you about the encampment which is currently behind the Adelphi in London. I believe plans are being drawn up to get an injunction to clear the encampment without any meaningrut Intervention to address the problems tacea by the community there. It seems to me that it is an extraordinary situation that in the wealthiest borough, in one of the wealthiest countries in the world, t people are struggling to survive against all the odds and not receiving the support needed to transition them out of homelessnes: help them become productive members of society. As a society we are defined by how we treat the poor. Regardless of the legal position I believe that we all have a moral and ethical responsibility towards those who have fallen through the gaps and ended u experiencing homelessness. The people in this encampment are vulnerable and marginalised. The women have all been sexually assaulted or subjected to vic while sleeping rough in London. They rely on the men in the encampment for their safety and if the camp is simply cleared, they v up back on the street with no safety net, likely being subjected to ongoing sexual abuse and exploitation. People in the camp have both mental and physical health needs which need to be addressed. One has diabetes, has open sores legs and is likely to suffer amputations, blindness and possibly death via diabetic coma unless this is addressed. There are ment nean ana suostance abuse cnauences as wel. However overa nis s a close kni communit wien nas cecome pondea toee the power of a shared experience. Disbanding the camp with no plans for transitioning the occupants into a stable home would k and irresponsible. The people in the camp also rely on their dogs to provide emotional support. One of the worst things about sleeping rough is bein ignored and treated like something less than human. Having something to love and which will love you back unconditionally can difference between life and death for someone in their situation. All of them have been told they will have to give up their dogs to support. I pelleve that to de an Innumane ana unreasonable position to take. There is a desperate need for a multidisciplinary intervention with this camp. If you bulldoze it you will break the bonds within the community and simply move the problem somewhere else. It isn't a solution to what has become a huge problem for society anc test for your humanity as the people with the power to change things. Collectively you control billions in spending, control the public policy on homelessness and housing and do have the power to in ana ensure a positive outcome for the people In this camp. I nave attacnea some portralts taken yesterday ana woula urge you to them and consider how you would feel if they were members of your family who had fallen on hard times. I know that with a swee pen you can simply have them moved on but would ask you to consider whether there is a different approach and who gains fron sweeping these problems under the carpet. Experience has taught me to have very low expectations when it comes to asking for support like this in a society which knows th of everything and the value of little, but I believe that you are all good people who came into public service with the best of intenti and hope vou can find it in vour hearts to help. Thank you all for reading this and I hope something can be done. Best Marc Davenant
November 25, 2025 at 3:39 PM
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"People in those apartments were shouting for help."

The aftermath of Russian strikes in Pecherskyi and Desniyanskyi districts of #Kyiv. More than 13 locations in the city were affected

As of now,7people were killed and 20 more were injured,including one child, by the Russian attack
📹Radio Liberty
November 25, 2025 at 1:15 PM
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marcdavenant.bsky.social
I spent hours yesterday at the tent encampment behind the Adelphi in London and as a result have sent this open letter with a plea for a meaningful intervention to
Sadiq Khan @london.gov.uk
Adam Hug @adamhug.bsky.social
@matthewpennycookmp.bsky.social
@paulabarkermp.bsky.social and Bob Blackman
A plea for a meaningful intervention - Adelphi tent encampment London Dear Paula, Bob and Matthew I wanted to thank you again for facilitating the display of my Outsiders exhibition on homelessness inside Parliament last year. The touring exhibition has now had over 120,000 visitors and continues to tour. Matthew I really valued our conversation about homelessness in the exhibition space - it was clear to me then that you really understood the issues and were determined to do something meaningful to address the problems. Dear Adam and Sadia You don't know me, but I am a documentary photographer who works with marginalised communities and uses photography to highlight social inequality. You can see something about the Outsiders project on homelessness and substandard housing here https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cnOdqk4req0o Dear All Five of the participants in Outsiders have now died while experiencing homelessness. Since I stopped the photography in 2022 the situation has become exponentially worse both in London and in the other cities which I covered during the project. One of the most noticeable changes has been the development of tent encampments and I am writing to all of you about the encampment which is currently behind the Adelphi in London. I believe plans are being drawn up to get an injunction to clear the encampment without any meaningrut Intervention to address the problems laced by the community there. It seems to me that it is an extraordinary situation that in the wealthiest borough, in one of the wealthiest countries in the world, these people are struggling to survive against all the odds and not receiving the support needed to transition them out of homelessness and help them become productive members of society. As a society we are defined by how we treat the poor. Regardless of the legal position I believe that we all have a moral and ethical responsibility towards those who have fallen through the gaps and ended up experiencing homelessness. The people in this encampment are vulnerable and marginalised. The women have all been sexually assaulted or subjected to violence while sleeping rough in London. They rely on the men in the encampment for their safety and if the camp is simply cleared, they will end up back on the street with no safety net, likely being subjected to ongoing sexual abuse and exploitation. People in the camp have both mental and physical health needs which need to be addressed. One has diabetes, has open sores on his legs and is likely to suffer amputations, blindness and possibly death via diabetic coma unless this is addressed. There are mental nean ana suostance abuse chauenges as wel. However overa nis is a close knit communit wrich nas become ponded togeter ov the power of a shared experience. Disbanding the camp with no plans for transitioning the occupants into a stable home would be cruel and irresponsible. The people in the camp also rely on their dogs to provide emotional support. One of the worst things about sleeping rough is being ignored and treated like something less than human. Having something to love and which will love you back unconditionally can be the difference between life and death for someone in their situation. All of them have been told they will have to give up their dogs to get support. I believe that to be an inhumane and unreasonable position to take. There is a desperate need for a multidisciplinary intervention with this camp. If you bulldoze it you will break the bonds within the community ana simply move the problem somewnere else. It isn t a solution to what nas become a nuge problem tor society and is a test for your humanity as the people with the power to change things. Collectively you control billions in spending, control the public policy on homelessness and housing and do have the power to intervene and ensure a positive outcome for the people in this camp. I have attached some portraits taken yesterday and would urge you to look at them and consider how you would feel if they were members of your family who had fallen on hard times. I know that with a sweep of a pen you can simply have them moved on but would ask you to consider whether there is a different approach and who gains from simply sweeone unese oroolems under ine caroet. Experience has taught me to have very low expectations when it comes to asking for support like this in a society which knows the price or everything ana the value or little, but i belleve that you are all good people who came Into public service with the best of Intentions and hope you can find it in your hearts to help. Thank you all for reading this and I hope something can be done. Best Marc Davenant
November 24, 2025 at 11:57 AM
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Vandenburg Coalition survey: 72% of Trump voters support helping Ukraine and holding Russia accountable. Over half back sending intel or Tomahawk missiles to strike inside Russia. Just 16% support Russia’s demand for more territory. Meanwhile, 83% want to uphold U.S. commitments to NATO and Ukraine.
November 24, 2025 at 10:14 PM
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I do notice that most of the postings on here are American. I thought Twitter was done for ? Where is everybody ? 35 million followers is good, but not good enough !
November 19, 2025 at 10:39 PM
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Macron: “Ukraine belongs to the European family, not only geographically but also through its values, history, and courage.

“The path towards the European Union will be demanding and will require deep reforms in transparency, governance, combating corruption, and the rule of law.”
November 17, 2025 at 12:53 PM
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Worryingly, families told the Eye, the county councillor responsible co-owns a private care company and they fear he may benefit from closure plans.

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November 14, 2025 at 7:27 AM
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Reform in Lancashire threatens closing five day centres and five care homes, with “reprovision” forcing disabled or older adults (including a 106-year-old) into alternative support. 

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November 14, 2025 at 7:27 AM
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chadbourn.bsky.social
Morning Bluesky.

Suspicious drones were reported over the last two nights at Belgium’s Kleine-Brogel military base which houses US nuclear weapons and Leopoldsburg military base.
November 2, 2025 at 9:51 AM
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Obama: "The economy has been really good for some of Trump's billionaire friends. It's been good for some finance bros and well-connected corporations who have seen their tax bill go down. But for ordinary families, costs have not gone down, they've gone up."
November 1, 2025 at 11:27 PM
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Wisley Gardens, Surrey UK.
November 2, 2025 at 7:55 AM
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Obama: "The weird videos of a US president with a crown on his head flying a fighter jet & dumping poop on American citizens - that's not even worth booing about. Because all of that is a distraction from the fact that your situation, your life has not gotten better. They do it so you won't notice"
November 1, 2025 at 11:33 PM
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October 24, 2025 at 10:44 AM
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October 20, 2025 at 12:10 PM
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October 20, 2025 at 11:49 AM
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London District line part cancelled due to Passengers issue Stamford Brook , no trains East or West from Turnham Green !
#TFL
October 17, 2025 at 5:52 PM