A new mega poll of voters reveals where Reform UK are most vulnerable to political attacks from their opponents
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As their hateful tattoos are covered up with colourful flowers and birds, three men reflect on catharsis and redemption
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‘I tried, I’m sorry.’ An amateur artist does street portraits for free, with endearing if lacklustre results
- Directed by Rosie Baldwin
This blog runs on reader subscriptions and donations. Reading it is free, and always will be, but it does take money to run the site and keep myself fed and sheltered. Every year (except one time when I was sick and forgot) I do an annual fundraiser, and the funds raised are what make the […]
Use ‘mindful self-coaching’ to help yourself overcome everyday ADHD challenges, from procrastination to feelings of overwhelm
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In an age of ferocious religious bloodletting, Sebastian Castellio argued that everyone seems like a heretic to someone else
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Alex Riley’s three greatest revelations while writing Super Natural
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We are thrilled to welcome back Baddý Sonja Breidert to the Drupal Association Board of Directors, with her new term beginning 1 November 2025. She is not only returning to the board but will also be serving as Chair for the coming term.
Baddý has been actively shaping the Drupal community for more than a decade. She co-founded 1xINTERNET in 2013 and has since become one of Europe’s leading voices in open source and digital business. She has served on the Drupal Association Board since 2017, including as Treasurer, then as Board Chair, and most recently in an advisory capacity as Immediate Past Chair.
Over the past four decades, neoliberal economics and globalisation have systematically dismantled the security once afforded to the working class through its own efforts. Through the privatisation of public services, the offshoring of manufacturing, and the outsourcing of what remained, wealth has been funnelled upwards, leaving behind hollowed-out communities reliant on failing public infrastructure and […]
Hundreds of billions of pounds worth of projects were left for which "successful delivery... appears to be unachievable"
The media must not allow Reform UK to push the narrative that immigrants are putting women and girls in danger, argues Helena Wadia
How state attorneys general are fighting Trump’s authoritarian agenda.
‘A picture is worth a thousand words’ is an old adage, which means that some image can express a very complex message more quickly than a written tract – of the sort that will follow in this blog post. At the Spring 2025 meetings of the IMF in Washington, the IMF boss Kristalina Georgieva was…
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Week-end Wrap – Political Economy – September 28, 2025 by Tony Wikrent Trump not violating any law ‘He who saves his Country does not violate any Law’ Trump Stuns By Saying ‘I Don’t Know’ When Asked Directly NBC’s Kristen Welker ‘Don’t You Need to Uphold the Constitution?’ Joe DePaolo, May 4th, 2025 [mediaite.com] ‘An Egregious […]
Det som er aller mest slående nå i ettertid, er at vi, studenter på 1970-tallet, så oss i stand til å legge oss opp i selve kunnskapsutviklingen på de enkelte fag. I akademisk forstand var vi allerede myndige mennesker med kapasitet til å utfordre faglige autoriteter og bestride de vedtatte sannheter. Det dreide seg ikke bare om […]
Legendary Doctor Who producer Philip Hinchcliffe makes the case for the classic format of feature-length stories told over several episodes.
The new plot against America, the secret origins of Kimmelgate, and more from The Lever this week.
With four of our kids (the youngest, Linnea, wasn’t yet born) in Florence, twenty-five years ago. One of the most beautiful cities I’ve ever lived in (yours truly studied Italian there back in 1987).
Starbucks sells expensive sugared drinks, and some of them have coffee in them. It’s been very profitable and despite some declines, remains so. The CEO was paid about $96 million last year. He was brought in to “turn Starbucks around”, and his main moves have been towards returning Starbucks to its roots as a “third […]
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