I think Burstein v Times Newspapers Ltd seems especially relevant - see discussion below. Not that I think anything will come of it as Trump does n’t really like judges except the majority on the Supreme Court

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Looking forward to reading what comes out in discovery. Pity Panorama didn’t add in something about Epstein

Recalling my reflections on another powerful drama, Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast

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Agree entirely. You may just be interested in our book on trust and health
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Thank you - an inspiration
What we @eupha.bsky.social said at the time

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And co-supervision. I’ve never managed to log on to Oxford’s system

I was extremely fortunate to get to know Aryeh when I chaired OSF’s Global Health Advisory Committee. An inspiration to us all and someone to whom I will be forever grateful for his support

… in which the author shows how academic language, well referenced, and in a very measured tone, can be absolutely devastating. Thanks so much for finding and sharing

I’ve long been concerned that the verdict in the Jeremy Bamber case is also unsafe, even more so with the latest revelation

www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...?

If you would like to know more about the crown and parliament @rebeccamckee.bsky.social and I explain all here www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainer/mo...

Yes, but quite a lot of that has subsequently been shown to be wrong. I’m not forming a view on what happened but I’m far from convinced that the verdict was safe.

It’s as if they have reincarnated Lewis Carroll “words mean what I chose them to mean”. The only remaining question is who is the mad hatter?

And one of our first actions was to create a @bsky.app account (of course!)
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