David Lloyd

Literally Dig a Pony

Literally Climb Every Mountain

That's literally Entertainment

signed it.

"Farage claimed last year to have “bought a house” in his constituency, but the property is actually owned in the name of his partner, meaning he legally avoided higher-rate stamp duty on the purchase of an additional home – given that he already owns other properties."

no it's completely normal 🇬🇧

I think it's Doubt that's on his mind at this crucial moment

I'm in two minds about the green. nice job coordinating the rug and cushion covers though, Mary

I do this too. I think 'bund' may be a more accurate term

I had an interview at Sussex in 1988. they couldnt show us inside one of the halls of residence as half of it was sliding down the hill.

I just watched this for about 3 minutes before I realised it was looping

win win win, actually.

3D rendering technology hasn't really got any better since then, has it?

BT tower

Dennis Potter theme park is one I'd go to.

aeroplane trails intersecting to make a triangle at sunset over a bare field, with daffodils in the foreground, cottage and electricity poles in the distance

different angle from waterbeach

Me and the regular group who like my posts

I'm pretty sure Jake never used any metric hardware.

third of twelvember I think

Meta puts stop on promotion of tell-all book by former employee Social media company wins emergency arbitration ruling on book, Careless People by Sarah Wynn-Williams

I now want to read Careless People even more! www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

30 years ago is a extremely disturbing. I used to work on that show.

Even in 1984 the reference was old for the Not The Nine O'clock News audience

🎧 In the second episode of a new three-part series, our podcast continues discussions on whether teaching is an art rather than a science, including how research evidence fits into this. (1/2)

🎧 In the first episode of a new three-part series, our 'Evidence into Action' podcast explores whether teaching is an art or a science. (1/3)

@alexjquigley.bsky.social and @hmadgwick.bsky.social are joined by Harry's mentor from his teaching days, as well as a panel of expert guests, Damilola Ajagbonna, Dr Cat Scutt, Sarah Cottinghatt and @sallyrio.bsky.social.
(2/3)

better for him to come so we can protest then

it surprises me every year

French MPs vote through the left's wealth tax on the ultra-rich

If the World wishes to free itself from political distortions, from wealth inequality, then they need to follow the French.
No one earned, needs or deserves to be a billionaire. They exist because poverty for millions is somehow an acceptable price for their ever growing wealth. Why?

#TaxTheRich

I don't know what makes me feel more uncomfortable: using an Aldi bag in Waitrose or a Waitrose bag in Aldi.

I think it was Graeme Garden.