It's a word seeded by AI-philes as 'utterly madly wrong' tarnishes the brand somewhat.
Very strong statement from the First Lady of Iraq:
Started out the working day with a pile of marking, finished the working day having a chat with the Secretary of State for Education in our TV studio.
I lived above a bar run by one of Holland's top drag artists and Bonnie Tyler was my landlady
Is that from the archives? Or HMRC?
It's a week of marking for me, so I've found a spot in the college where I can gaze out at the Castle (and the rather more unlovely Arndale carpark) while I plow through 52 portfolios. Never the fanciest castle - or a true castle at all, yet still looks lovely in the spring sun.
Has to be Ange Postecoglou. He's ready with a team in the wings.
Manchester United fans unveiled a pro-immigration banner during Sunday’s fixture against Crystal Palace in response to comments from minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
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Delighted to have this in the new issue of @leftlion.bsky.social : a love letter to Beeston, starring Sir Paul Smith, Gandhi, apparitions of bananas and why we should be the UK's first Town of Culture in 2028.
Available everywhere in Notts now!
I still remember with far too much clarity a Radio 4 sketch in the late eighties, possibly featuring Steve Punt, which had the punchline 'Ayatollah Puddings"
DHL Lawrence never delivered a book on time
One of my students!
Starmer to step down and let Ange Postecoglou have a crack at it
Spent 2-7 in a parent's evening tonight so I recorded my view of Nottingham hitting dusk
There's a similar one in Nottingham - actually in a room where I once had an office. I'll take you sometime...
That would be a beautiful thing
What are the odds of Forest winning the Championship AND the Champions League next season? Both in the realms of possibility...
Sorry I saw this on insta and I had to share it
I'm 52, and one of my earliest memories was routinely having my nostrils vacuumed at a clinic , then forgetting about it for years, then realising I should do something about it
Edgelord Beestonia, apparently.
I blame Meghan.
Had a camera up my nostrils today. Apparently my septum isn't very good and the whole air is supposed to go into isn't there.on one side, which might explain why every trip to the dentist feels like a near death experience.
Kids are on the train to Lincoln with me. I've given them a pad and pens, and here's Masterpiece 1: "Angry Potato"
The Ireton link is crazy, not just in relation to Cromwell but loads of other weird stuff
I really should write this down sometime
Took kids on a Signs of Spring walk. Chucked it down throughout, and the paths in the nature reserve were flooded, but a brilliant spread of crocuses outside the former home of regicide Henry Ireton, then a rainbow.
Not quite spring, but it's coming...
All four self checkout machines in the Tesco Express outside Nottingham Station all just completed their transactions within a half second of each other, resulting in a magically harmonic "Thank you for shopping at Tesco". It was like a barbershop quartet, or a retail Beachboys
Last night's meeting to make Beeston the first Town of Culture was ace: well over 100 attendees made it through the howling rain to take part. Gathered loads of good ideas, and the enthusiasm was off the scale. Here's the organizing team looking... somewhere
Me, wanging on again about why Beeston is the best town in The world (on certain metrics)
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