Peter Mitchell

Sean Thomas London’s demographic change is unprecedented in peacetime Most of the population has been replaced within a couple of generations

If the entirety of your op/ed compares demographic changes in London to the Khmer Rouge's mass murder of millions of people, you are willingly engaged in stochastic terrorism, and should be held responsible for any and all violent actions committed by fascists against non-white people

Anyone who can turn out at the New Bridge Hotel today to defend migrants ASAP it is needed. I hear the fascists are on the attack today! Help if you can!

Coverage in today's Nation, in Kenya: x.com/citizentvken...

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excuse me are you implying that Nigel Biggar's rich and impeccably-sourced historical scholarship isn't a sight you would welcome in every bookshop in the land

Given it’s taking 7, 8 up to 23 years to make some determinations this actually had me laughing out loud in the absolute certainty this this is undeliverable on every level. It’s a broken policy on inception. The bureaucracy alone is unworkable.

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I for one am quite glad my family was not told to go back to Bialystok or Kyiv when they were "safe" in 1922.

I cannot even tell you how heartening it is to receive a message of solidarity from someone called "Sexy Samuel Whiskers"

Remembering Kate Mitchell

Statement from BBC Media Action: www.bbc.co.uk/mediaaction/...

"Was joined by a man": Witnesses recount BBC worker’s murder at Nairobi hotel Kate Mitchell was killed days after she landed in Nairobi from Addis Ababa in 2021. Her murder case began at the Kibera Law Courts, where two witnesses testified.

More Kenyan coverage here: www.tuko.co.ke/kenya/counti...

YouTube video by Citizen TV Kenya Kesi ya mauaji ya mfanyakazi wa BBC yasikizwa upya, familia yadayi haki kwa Katherine Mitchell

Kenyan coverage of yesterday's inquest opening here (partly in Swahili): www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOl0...

incredible team name. fucking beautiful

Weird that this tweet just disappeared - apparently deleted by, er, me (I didn't). Has Elon given special Powers to the thin-skinned litigious Roderick Spodes of the British ruling class' balder reaches?

I didn't know this (and tbh don't hugely care) but it's very far from being a surprise

(Obviously I mean Powellite, sorry, I'm tired)

sounds like someone's unacquainted with our generation's most embarrassing Powellian also-ran

I guess that's a no

I'm in Nairobi this week for the opening of the inquest into my sister Kate's death here, almost four years ago, which is still very much unsolved. The case has been beset by obstructions and evasions; it's taken us a long time to get this far and there may be more to come.

*interested, good god. This is what a 17-hour trip from Newcastle to Nairobi does to your brain

NHS staff who visit patients at home say St George’s flags can mean ‘no-go zones’ Black and Asian staff left feeling ‘deliberately intimidated’, according to chief executive of one NHS trust

'Prof Nicola Ranger, the union’s general secretary, said: “A sustained campaign of anti-migrant rhetoric is fuelling a growing cesspool of racism, including against international and ethnic minority nursing staff, without whom our health and care system would simply cease to function.' 1/2

Any journalists interesting in covering/following can DM here or contact me at pdkmitchell at gmail dot com. The most recent BBC and ITV coverage is here (CW: violence, femicide, suicide):

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I'm in Nairobi this week for the opening of the inquest into my sister Kate's death here, almost four years ago, which is still very much unsolved. The case has been beset by obstructions and evasions; it's taken us a long time to get this far and there may be more to come.

Going to Nairobi next week. Very much not there for fun, but if anyone has any good advice or knows nice places to eat / relax (I'm staying in Westlands) I'm open to recommendations

wonder if this could have anything to do with the British press running a 24/7 hate campaign where typically a single newspaper might contain 3 anti-trans stories *a day*

After Captain Tom The cultural memory of the Second World War has long been used to serve the interests of British conservatism. But now that the long post-war compact is over, has its meaning evaporated completely?

Seen that video of a hundred-year-old veteran weeping over his lost country and being comforted by the 'D-Day Darlings' in a poppy-bedecked morning TV studio? Assailed by a profound sense of unease? Of distaste? Of dread, even? Allow me to make it worse: tribunemag.co.uk/2025/08/afte...

they've never even met him

sexy pearls before swine

the little cat John Brown is sexy