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Take out a subs or bung them a donation.

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So to summarize, your image is packed with mistakes, uses an exploitative tech, fails to communicate a clear message, displays your ignorance, insults the people of that county, makes you look like environmental vandals and fails to describe your key demographic.

This is why you pay a designer. 7/7

I would say: Support @hopenothate.org.uk and @makevotesmatter.bsky.social and volunteer for a progressive party of your choice.

I haven't endlessly criticised the BBC as it happens, but the Panorama edit does not warrant the reaction and it is no secret that the populist Right have been gunning for it for years. Weakening independent media is a classic authoritarian move

See also the apartheid clearance of multi-cultural District Six in Cape Town during the 1970s.

Oh absolutely! The physical poverty of those living it and the poverty of souls of billionaires who hoard and don't share wealth. Pay their share to educate, feed and nourish fellow humans - ultimately enriches the lives of those sharing in ways they don't care to imagine or they'd do it willingly.

Testing is one tiny part of the story about reading ability (identifying it), the article doesn't explain how testing will help "tackle underachievement by working class children". We need to encourage a love of reading. Make real books available to children: reopen public and school libraries.

Musk and his ilk do not recognise that Tolkien would utterly despise them and their cynical, twisted misuse of Middle Earth.

This edition by Chris is packed. Ironically, I believed that as Brexit unwound spectaculaly, people would turn against Brexitism and there'd be nothing to say.

Hasn't happened.

But maybe that is the real dragon for UK progressives to slay.

Read the piece here ⬇️

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This is where @andrewduffeu.bsky.social's suggestion of a royal commission comes in, as it would focus on the future, on the application, and set out what steps UKG must take. I would see this as making it a "national project" rather than a mere application.

This is a good idea.

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This is Chris's consistent position.

I stil think that Labour should actually take the lead, send in the application, and ask for closer ties *without* cross-party consent. Otherwise it looks like politics and that they don't want to actually join.

Benefits would be immediate

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I'm going to make it my life's mission to tear down that cursed ballroom, restore the Rose Garden, and tear out every scrap of gold shit.

Everywhere he walked, salt the earth.