Hannah Williams

i'm an editor, i know why news is written in this way. but this is an opinion piece! and they do it for everything - including features - too

yes, as mentioned i know why news is printed in this way. but *all* articles on the bbc website are written in this way - no matter if features or op columns

Aside from the content of this, I will never understand the BBC's insistence on one sentence paras in non-breaking news articles. Do they think their readers are near illiterate?

silver grill cafe, alberton, montana, 1987

silver grill cafe, alberton, montana, 1987

Stunning diva

How Italy’s Workers Shut Their Country Down For Gaza Hundreds of thousands blocked ports and roadways to demand an end to military collaboration with Israel.

Demanding an end to Italy’s complicity in the Gaza genocide, half a million people abandoned their workplaces, schools, and universities. Niccolò Barca writes that they were inspired by a slogan: “Blocchiamo tutto.” (“Let’s block everything.”) www.thenation.com/article/worl...

iceberg restaurant, tulsa, oklahoma, 1979

iceberg restaurant, tulsa, oklahoma, 1979

Exclusive: Corsica Studios is closing next year Plus, Thames Waters’ wasted £500mn, arson attack on an asylum hotel and the return of one of Bermondsey’s best boozers, all in your Monday briefing

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Iconic south London club Corsica Studios is set to close next year.

Read: www.the-londoner.co.uk/exclusive-co...

Italy was on strike in solidarity with Palestinians last Monday.
Hundreds of thousands demonstrated blocking roads, ports & railway stations. In Rome, many drivers found themselves stuck in traffic — & were happy about it, saluting demonstrators & condemning Israel’s genocide against Palestinians.

Steam, stodge – and so much suet: I made 10 endangered British puddings. Are any actually worth saving? With many classic puddings on the verge of dying out, I set out to discover which should be back on the menu. It was a journey through some of the heaviest desserts in history

www.theguardian.com/food/2025/se... Would it not have been a better idea to get somebody who can actually cook to write this... the bread and butter is completely burnt...

I wrote about going to the Crossbones Graveyard vigil last month (non-paywalled): www.the-londoner.co.uk/honouring-lo...

Luella Bartley was kinda the Simone Rocha of the early 2000s...

Why is a Sky News Australia YouTube video promoting Douglas Kirk conspiracy theories showing up in Google news on London...

Honestly, just quite a disturbing day - hard not to come away thinking that the online space getting several degrees more mad in recent years played a big role

The day the right took London A special dispatch from this weekend's Unite the Kingdom rally

After a chaotic Saturday of dodging bottles and interviewing all involved, my dispatch from the front lines of the 'unite the kingdom' is now up - for @londonermag.bsky.social

www.the-londoner.co.uk/the-day-the-...

👑Javier Bardem at the Emmy's yesterday. Discussing the Film Workers' for Palestine pledge: "I won't work" with any company that is in business with Israel: "I cannot work with somebody who justifies or supports the genocide."
Can't stop the tide! #BDS #FreePalestine
Video: Variety

Starmer v Starmer: why is the former human rights lawyer so cautious about defending human rights? The long read: Given his career as a human rights barrister, it was hoped Keir Starmer would be the PM to restore the UK’s commitment to international law. The reality tells a different story

Good morning, I've written a piece about the prime minister. I spoke to several dozen sources, including government insiders, former legal colleagues and campaigners to ask: what happened to Keir Starmer the heroic human rights lawyer? www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

This was for sale in 2023! www.instagram.com/p/Cq-WFO3unYO/

Charlie Kirk in his own words: ‘prowling Blacks’ and ‘the great replacement strategy’ The far-right commentator didn’t pull his punches when discussing his bigoted views on current events

Good that the Guardian is calling Kirk “far right” and showings its readers his views - not “common sense”, not “conservative”, but far right conspiracy.

www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

lexington hotel, route 13-a, lexington, new york, 1976

lexington hotel, route 13-a, lexington, new york, 1976

forever my favourite

Have become obsessed with looking at pre-owned charm bracelets for sale on ebay... something vaguely heartbreaking about them...

The South London lock up home to one of the world's best cultural archives James Hyman has built up a globally renowned magazine collection. What should he do with it?

For @londonermag.bsky.social, I visited the Hyman Archive, the world’s biggest magazine collection, as it sits in a strange limbo inside a south London lock-up www.the-londoner.co.uk/the-south-lo...

Brothers, cousins, sons: the human stories behind four of the war’s fallen journalists Six Palestinian media workers, four of them Al Jazeera journalists, were killed in a targeted Israeli airstrike on their tent by Gaza City’s al-Shifa hospital on 10 August. Here, their families pay tr...

Brothers, cousins, sons: the human stories behind four of the war’s fallen journalists

6 Palestinian media workers, four of them Al Jazeera journalists, were killed in a targeted Israeli airstrike on their tent by Gaza City’s al-Shifa hospital on 10 August. Here, some of their families pay tribute

Voting for Brexit, stopping the small boats – none of it will ever appease those who wage war on immigration | Nesrine Malik The facts and the numbers are irrelevant: Donald Trump and Nigel Farage just find new excuses and increase the toxicity, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

Voting for Brexit, stopping the small boats – none of it will ever appease those who wage war on immigration | Nesrine Malik

bavarian manor, gift shop, purling, new york, 1977

bavarian manor, gift shop, purling, new york, 1977

Thought this summed it up well