Four-time Grammy Award nominee Jesse Welles performs his song "Join Ice."

Bob Dylan once said a single folk singer could defeat an entire army. Ladies and gentlemen, I think we have our man.

Everyone in the room knows the truth but are standing by. Just stop him.

Brooklyn Park police chief Mark Bruley: "We're hearing people being stopped with no cause & being demanded to show paperwork to determine if they're here legally. We started hearing from our police officers the same complaints. Every one of these individuals is a person of color... it has to stop"

A “Stop Trump” protest is also underway in Nuuk, Greenland’s capital, led by the prime minister and other political leadership.

"Listen to us. Our country is not for sale. We do not want to be Americans... We are Kalaallit."

"Not to take over. Not to acquire. Not by pressure. Not now. Not ever."

I'm giving my 1980 gold swimming badge to Donald Trump for his services to being a total and utter cunt

Miss Hamilton, who was my swimming teacher, claims my swimming badge is non-transferable, but I will honour the US President as the world's greatest total and utter cunt no matter what she claims

After this awful week you made me more optimistic, thanks

Solidarity with Greenland

So so depressing

podcasts

Disgraceful

Great architecture - so sad it's been neglected. Would make a wonderful film location

This has to be from the 1980s as the red car is a Citroen BX which first appeared in 1982. The 'Princess' undergoing a bit of work is actually a 1st generation Honda Accord.
The chairs are correct for the period with their burnt orange velour 😅

Thanks, I have submitted my complaint.

Are you still there or did you break out ?

Perfect cast

Your paper will inevitably fold and deservedly so

The World Cup Is Being Overrun by Underdogs The decision to expand the field for next summer’s tournament to 48 teams has opened the door to a cast of unlikely entrants, including Uzbekistan, Curaçao—and Scotland.

The decision to expand the field for next summer’s tournament to 48 teams has opened the door to a cast of unlikely entrants, including Uzbekistan, Curaçao—and Scotland.

‘Starting light’ developer voices hopes for Deaflympics Masahisa Takemi pursued a solution that could even the odds after seeing a deaf student of his struggle in track events in which a starting pistol is used.

A deaf student’s struggle in track events in which a starting pistol is used led to the birth of the “starting light.”

New electric bike hire scheme launches across Glasgow

A new e-bike hire scheme has been launched in Glasgow

Le coquelicot et le bleuet, deux fleurs pour un 11 novembre A chaque anniversaire de l’armistice de 1918, les Anglo-Saxons ont coutume d’arborer un coquelicot, tandis que les Français se parent d’un bleuet. A l’origine de cette tradition destinée à récolter des fonds pour les mutilés de guerre, des femmes dont l’histoire a oublié les noms.

Le coquelicot et le bleuet, deux fleurs pour un 11 novembre

Only a Labour Government could announce additional funding for councils in Scotland that cuts funding
Pride in Place Funding for national regeneration cuts Glasgow from £9m to £2m
What a shower!

SSPCA pay poverty wages . I was amazed to discover the 7 day shift rotas they work and the miserly pay they receive. The staff are exploited because of their dedication. The recent appointed head of their charity receives a huge renumeration even compared to other Scottish charities.

Huge Democratic party win across the board, but a lot of European newspapers are just reporting on Mamdami

7 Takeaways From a Stunning New York City Mayoral Election Zohran Mamdani motivated voters to head for the polls, using a broad coalition of supporters to overcome Andrew Cuomo’s success in siphoning Republican votes.

Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old state lawmaker, was elected New York’s 111th mayor on Tuesday, riding a historic surge of enthusiasm as the nation’s largest city embraced generational and ideological change.

Here are seven takeaways from election night.

Maybe railway workers shouldn't be derided when pay negotiations are ongoing

Zack Polanski on renationalising water companies,

"Shareholders can't say stock not worth anything then expect payment to renationalise"

Labour, Tories and the Farageists, representing a combined 525 out of 650 seats in the HoC and 66% of current public voting intention, all locked in a hysterical arms race to win the Send Them Back vote, relentlessly egged on by the gutter press. A self-reinforcing dynamic now utterly out of control

Democrat @raskin.house.gov excoriates Nigel Farage for banning journalists from Reform UK events:

"I'm asking you a direct question. Why do you ban journalists who oppose your views from coming to your events? Why did you tell local government not to do interviews with your local newspaper?"

Nigel Farage looks uncomfortable as Jamie Raskin uses his opening statement to absolutely demolish him

Will really miss the whole team. A real summer highlight.