is there anyone in the government who is making the connection here???

All anyone wanted was a functional platform that called out fascists. I feel like we're getting the opposite, with a new logo to boot that looks pretty First Order/Empire to me.

Interested in this Artist Liaison role? There are still a few days left to apply! We are looking for someone of the Global Majority who can help make artists feel welcome and cared for at Uprising. If this could be you, get in touch by 5pm this Fri 28 Jul: arconline.co.uk/about-us/worki…

Join us on Friday (6pm) or Saturday (12 noon or 3pm) Be part of the greatest test match in history at the premiere of our stunning show #CricketGreen at City Park, Bradford. It brings together the challenges facing cricket and our climate in a feast of music, dance and theatre.

Our Fiona Hunter tells you all about the first Stockton Pop-up Pride this weekend ❤

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If you’re in any way interested in a job like this, apply. In my experience You develop so much just by putting together an application, more if you get an interview. The experience is invaluable even (or maybe especially) if you don’t get the job.

This thread has been re-discovered today it seems. If the BBC is going to apologise for anything, I hope it’s for its total and abject failure to critically report on Nigel Farage

It's fucking hard dealing with the passing of Sinead O'connor who, alongside being an outstanding singer, spoke up for people being sexually abused when no one else would. It's even worse hearing it on the day Kevin Spacey gets to walk limp free from court Zero lessons learnt

This is what I’m asking: is being a racist a “lawful political viewpoint”? This is important. If football clubs ban fans for racism and we all support them in that, then why aren’t we supporting this bank when they do the same thing? Our PM is now saying “if a racist can’t put

£969 million - British Gas profits this year £98 million - British Gas profits last year Individuals and businesses struggle in a Cost of Profit Crisis.

Word of the day is ‘ingordigious’ (17th century): motivated primarily by greed.