Annie G

Well deserved Chris! 👏

Staggering. So my husband who has worked here for 10 years and has ILR (he qualifies for citizenship but that’s an extra £2k we don’t have right now) could be deported if he lost his job? Is it that stark? Assuming this won’t generate any actual support or go anywhere?

That's really good news.

But why do all those microphones look like they are bobbing along on a sea of sound waves?

I mean, I’m actually a Labour Party member, but his approach is very impressive so far!

I agree with this: Make Hope Normal Again is a brilliant slogan for our times. @zackpolanski.bsky.social is shifting the narrative, not just responding to it... And, let's face it, it's high time someone did that! 👏

Unbelievable story – and such a contrast to the way other staff at stadiums have reacted. I still remember how an off-duty doctor worked with team staff to save Fabrice Muamba in 2012. 💔

Great to work with @benauto.bsky.social this week to raise awareness of its support.

If you know anyone working in the industry, please tell them about Ben's dedicated support:

📞 0808 131 1333 | ✉ jlrsupport@ben.org.uk | 💻 ben.org.uk/cyber-attack

#JaguarLandRover #CyberAttack #CyberSecurity

FT Editorial: "Unless the Israeli government agrees to an immediate end to the war and a surge of aid into Gaza, western countries should be sanctioning Netanyahu and his government." www.ft.com/content/69d5...

‘We thought we could be ourselves’: they fled Uganda’s harsh anti-gay laws only to face the same in Kenya Refugees who found sanctuary in Nairobi fear a new family protection bill could again threaten their rights

‘We thought we could be ourselves’: they fled Uganda’s harsh anti-gay laws only to face the same in Kenya

It was great to become Chartered with the @cipr.co.uk last week. It was a rigorous, but enjoyable assessment day, with sessions around ethics, leadership and strategy.

For any PR leaders who have been too busy to get chartered (as I always was!) I would recommend putting some time aside for it.

Sudan: MSF report reveals stark lack of protection and assistance in South Darfur | Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF ... Violence, insecurity and hunger are devastating people’s lives in South Darfur, Sudan, according to a new Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) report.  The report, “Voices from South...

🔴 New report from #Sudan 🔴

"Voices from South Darfur” reveals the devastating impact of violence, hunger and insecurity on people.

Pushed at their limits, patients share their stories and the challenges they face.

#TalkAboutSudan: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/sudan-msf-re...

A set of posters with the words Thank God for immigrants

These posters were up in Sheffield last year. #immigration

Sunderland appreciation post!
#SAFC #TilTheEnd
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What a nonsense statement though. In what way has the UK been a ‘one nation experiment in open borders’? Our borders are in no way open, and almost every country in the world has increased migration in the last decade.

Why hasn’t the government pushed this more? I don’t get it…

Likely the announcement that Doncaster-Sheffield airport would be re-opened was enough to enable Labour to hang on to the Doncaster Mayoralty, certainly in our Doncaster focus groups it came up as a big plus for the incumbent mayor. Lesson - Government showing it can do things is popular.

Amazing images.

I tried to give away my mum’s three wheel walker and Facebook took the post down (against guidelines to give away mobility aids, apparently). Let us know if you find success…

Sudan in ‘world’s largest humanitarian crisis’ after two years of civil war NGOs and UN say country is ‘worse off than ever before’ with wide-scale displacement, hunger and attacks on refugee camps * Timeline: Sudan’s two years of war and its devastating toll Sudan is suffering from the largest humanitarian crisis globally and its civilians are continuing to pay the price for inaction by the international community, NGOs and the UN have said, as the country’s civil war enters its third year. Two years to the day since fighting erupted in Khartoum between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, hundreds of people were feared to have died in RSF attacks on refugee camps in the western Darfur region in the latest apparent atrocity of a war marked by its brutality and wide-scale humanitarian impact. Continue reading...

Sudan in ‘world’s largest humanitarian crisis’ after two years of civil war

What an amazing photo ⭐️

That last line ‘the questions aren’t going away’ - I hope that’s true 😞

American tourist Evan becomes accidental Shrimpers fan! EVAN Johnston became an accidental Southend United fan this weekend – after getting on the wrong boat in London.

What a wholesome story!
#football #goodnews
www.echo-news.co.uk/sport/250679...

A really interesting report from the @cipr.co.uk here. The UK is strikingly poor on transparency around lobbying, but it’s in everyone’s interest to know who’s influencing who… 👏

Jealous of the sleep! 😴
Hope the echo goes well.

More than 40 men accuse ex-Abercrombie & Fitch boss of sexual assault The new claims stretch back to the 1990s and alleged victims now include former A&F employees, lawyers say.

Yet another criminally abusive leader just hiding in plain sight for decades. It really beggars belief 😞 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

I’m all for plot twists and cliffhangers, but if #Severance doesn’t explain itself in next week’s finale episode, I might sever the whole series out of my own brain 🧠

Thanks for responding. But perhaps it’s not sick pay, but general approaches to making a job work for someone with health issues. All of this is against a backdrop of UK employers trying to streamline their workforce and be as productive as possible… perhaps there’s the conflict 🤷‍♀️

Is employer approach a potential reason for the difference?
Could it be that the increase in various health issues are similar, but people in other countries feel more able to work despite some ill health?

An excited Cinderella and Matilda this morning for #WorldBookDay

Interesting study from @cipr.co.uk - although the majority of pros are women, men are more likely to become leaders.

“We identified a culture within practice that exhausts women through constant pressure to prove their worth, manage impossible expectations, and navigate gendered double standards.”