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Pam Jarvis
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#FBPE, Author, Journalist, Chartered Psychologist, Associate Fellow British Psychological Society, Historian, Educator. ‘On Time’ News and Fiction writing blog at:
https://ontimesorg.wordpress.com/

Education 48%
Psychology 24%
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It’s 2033; climate change is progressing and world leaders are still arguing. 19 year old Dylan and his generation engage in angry, desperate, illegal protest. Their future looks grim… until a mysterious time traveller makes Dylan an intriguing offer. @yorkshirebylines.co.uk @bylinesnetwork.co.uk
Past time for eco: what net zero is, and why we need it
A novelist imagines a near-future world that fails to meet net zero, exploring climate collapse, loss and hope through future generations
yorkshirebylines.co.uk

I should never allow myself to be disappointed with social media, should I? Maybe just be grateful Blue Sky is better than ‘the other place.’

If those bones are the little Princes’, social media haters will be out in force. No point explaining we’d still have no proof whatsoever that Richard either did it or ordered it. They’d just see a target to have go at. I’m bemused at those who jumped in on this thread without reading the article! 🙄

I must say, I was thinking of him when I was writing the article, as it was all unfolding then.

Please read the article.

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And the article also makes it clear that I am not, and never have endorsed changing the museum in Leicester in any way at all. Whether my predictions for the near future pan out or not remains to be seen. If they do, I won’t have to rewrite the article!

OK, he was the last King from the house of York, and the job he did for most of his life was administering Northern England for his brother. The article explains this. And we’ll never know what he thought, or what he did otherwise (esp. with respect to the nephews). It’s a great ‘discuss’ topic.

*Everyone* needs to stop spinning. Especially the BBC who forged a worldwide reputation for reliability when they took their mission statement (inform, educate and entertain) rather more seriously than they do now. &when western democracies elected serious statesmen rather than reality media stars.

The spirit of their charter is to report the news as it is and stay out of party politics. Although irritating, this is a reminder that we (all ‘sides’) are drowning in spin in order to tell simple stories in a complex world, and that the whole merry go round needs to stop.
🔴 Breaking I Davie faced mounting criticism that a Panorama documentary misled viewers by editing a speech by Donald Trump

➡️ Read more: trib.al/I0iw7aP

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UPDATE: Donald Trump is so hellbent on denying people SNAP that he went all the way to the Supreme Court to block benefits.

Now Trump is trying to bully states into TAKING BACK payments they already made to families.

It’s chaos for the sake of cruelty.
Donald Trump’s war on SNAP.

It’s a mystery, isn’t it? Unless they are in broad agreement with the previous shower.

Johnson’s crony directors and client journalists should have been cleaned out of the BBC within the first year. Very disappointing that they weren’t. @bylinetimes.bsky.social
The BBC’s Road to Appeasement
As the BBC comes under growing criticism for its coverage of Reform, we republish Adam Bienkov and Patrick Howse's 2024 investigation into how the corporation's leadership became cowed by the right
www.bylinesupplement.com

? I didn’t.

❤️❤️❤️ Canada, I was in Toronto last year, and the vibe hasn’t changed since I was 17… it’s always been great!
THINGS ARE PRETTY GOOD HERE 🇨🇦
PeaceLoveCanada.ca

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THINGS ARE PRETTY GOOD HERE 🇨🇦
PeaceLoveCanada.ca

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🔴We Need to Talk About Michael Gove and Crony Covid Contracts

Gove claims he had no “active role” in the procurement of Covid PPE during the pandemic, yet evidence suggests he was involved in multiple VIP deals worth over £1billion, reports Russell Scott

www.bylinesupplement.com/p/we-need-to...
We Need to Talk About Michael Gove and Crony Covid Contracts
Gove claims he had no “active role” in the procurement of Covid PPE during the pandemic, yet evidence suggests he was involved in multiple VIP deals worth over £1billion, reports Russell Scott
www.bylinesupplement.com

Given modern social and tabloid media ‘moral panics,’ did the powers that be take a too hasty decision to place Richard III in a sumptuous tomb in Leicester Cathedral after a ceremony resembling a state funeral? @yorkshirebylines.co.uk @bylinesnetwork.co.uk yorkshirebylines.co.uk/region/richa...
Richard of York: coming home?
Richard of York’s remains were discovered, then retained in the area where he fell. But should he come home to Yorkshire?
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They will have experience of ducking and diving then…. this is a worked example of what goes on in ‘multi academy trusts.’
Education MATters: exploring England’s state school industry
Conservatives claim the academisation of schools as one of their greatest achievements. But do the figures stack up?
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The fundamental fault line is that utilities, education, health &care services in England have been handed over to private companies who run them on the basis of maximum cash to the directors and the most basic service possible they can offer to the users.
Anna Turley, "How have we got to this situation? We've seen so much chronic underfunding"

She's 100% right

So as well as already having underfunded public services, we'll continue to have underfunded public services, because we can't afford to fund them because of Brexit

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Anna Turley, "How have we got to this situation? We've seen so much chronic underfunding"

She's 100% right

So as well as already having underfunded public services, we'll continue to have underfunded public services, because we can't afford to fund them because of Brexit

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Richard of York: coming home?

Richard of York’s remains were discovered, then retained in the area where he fell. But should he come home to Yorkshire?

By Dr Pam Jarvis

@yorkshirebylines.co.uk
@drpam.bsky.social
Richard of York: coming home?
Richard of York’s remains were discovered, then retained in the area where he fell. But should he come home to Yorkshire?
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
Today, Mike Johnson will keep the House adjourned for the 94th day out of the last 106.

12 days of work in 106 days.

With full pay and benefits.

The senate has been working, so this is not about the shutdown.

It is about avoiding a vote to release the Epstein files.
This is really excellent data journalism... Elon Musk has declared war on the British government, it just doesn't realise it.
Elon Musk is boosting the British right - and this shows how
Elon Musk is boosting the British right - and this shows how
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It is. That’s why it makes me so cross. Why can’t people see through it?

Well, that would require me to throw out one third of myself. Which is the point really. We’re all human beings, and the world is our home. The fact that parts of it are under oppressive governance is our collective problem.

It is. But it’s a bug, for sure.

May I suggest (yet again) to HM Government that what is wrong with utilities, education, health &care services in England is that they’ve been handed over to private companies who run them on the basis of maximum cash to the directors and the most basic service possible they can offer to the users?