All of these posts by @theobserveruk.bsky.social use [at]bit.ly as the URLs to link the articles

For some reason bluesky moderators @moderation.bsky.app‬ are labelling @theobserveruk.bsky.social as a spam account. Perhaps @theobserveruk.bsky.social should stop converting its URLs to [at]bit.ly

Yes. In some databases you can get the relevant paragraphs from the minutes. Here they give a link to the minutes but you have to find the relevant bit yourself

Even more nerdy, the full text of the report. Sometimes organisations are functioning well, even though we never hear about them. I'm willing to bet that this will not be reported in the media. Please prove me wrong …

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Scotland couldn't quite get the third. I did learn that the Greek goalkeeper's name is Odisseas. Not that he's going anywhere in this tournament.

The old long, rambling piece on @wto.org "fish" ratifications has now been separated into two and (hopefully) streamlined. The first part is ⬆️. This ⬇️ is the second part.

How will @noiweala.bsky.social achieve her ambition of 100% ratifications by march

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I've no idea what a construction site in the US looks like, but in most places I know the houses are built by immigrants.

I wasn't defending Robbie Gibb. I was defending the brilliant people who still work there despite Robbie Gibb. Dismissing them is a disservice to good work that still gets done.

Perhaps they should have kept listening to the hundreds of BBC journalists who stayed and continue to supply brilliant reporting. Jeremy Bowen and Katie Razzall are just two who come to mind on the spur of the moment.

Age? I can remember when Suez was cited as evidence that the BBC is independent. Youth is no excuse for those journalism students.

Counting people on demonstrations is notoriously difficult. "Million" was in the BBC headline even if attributed to the organisers.

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