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[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

Love the way Norway’s football team (and fans) imitate the rowing prowess of their Viking forebears.

A thrilling, warlike display.

What would the England team be allowed to do by our woke overlords?

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Brett Elliott Joins Multicultural Outdoor https://t.co/GMz1xRKP7N

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Starship Troopers

[Men's Humor @MensHumor]

Gonna say it right now...some of y'all are gonna name actual good movies.

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Funny but funnier still if it said “Jeff Died”

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Iorek

as in the panserbjørn Iorek Byrnison

[Jessie @ojessie__]

What is a creative name for a white cat that is not Snowball or Ghost?

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Followers all and on here we busted 600,000 signatures on petition the support for Andy's wife and family is incredible thank you every single one who stands tall with our 💙💙family🙏 @NormanBrennan @Perky_43

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September’s @Daktronics Sales Expo https://t.co/6dbalv5gXq

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I guess it is sort of obvious, but I had to look that up -> Vertical drinking is the hospitality industry term for drinking alcohol while standing up, rather than being seated at a table

[Helena Horton @horton_official]

New story- vertical drinking and ordering at the bar will be discouraged in pubs in Soho and the west end under new Westminster council guidance under consultation

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Too soon, too soon

#TheArchers

[Dave Blake @wessexwildlife]

@TheCiderShedPod You’re a poet in the same way that Jason Arday is an academic. #TheArchers

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I saw it, very trite, I tried to listen to it this morning by catching up with series one it was awful … silly voices, childish imho

[Dr Marie Gilroy Macpherson @Scotscriever1]

Anybody tuned in to the 'comedy' slot Thurdsay 6.30pm? Ickelwick is giving me the ick - so predictable. RL community radio is funnier or even #TheArchers

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Perhaps, up until the age of 18 he was doing as Maurice Switzer** wrote in 1907 "It is better to remain silent at the risk of being thought a fool, than to talk and remove all doubt of it"

** Often misattributed to Mark Twain

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Professor JASON ARDAY told CBS News he "couldn't read or write until he was 18." Not struggled. Not certain words. COULDN'T READ OR WRITE.

He resigned from Cambridge today.

Channel 4 News, September 2023, his words. "In old money I was diagnosed with ASPERGER'S syndrome, which is commonly now referred to as autism."

Born 1985, diagnosed at three. That's 1988.

Asperger's didn't enter the ICD-10 until 1992, or the DSM-IV until 1994. It was in neither ICD-9 nor DSM-III. In 1988 there was no such diagnosis for a British clinician to give and he wouldn't have qualified anyway.

DSM-IV, criterion D, word for word. "There is no clinically significant general delay in language, for example single words used by age 2 years, communicative phrases used by age 3 years." Criterion E rules out delay in cognitive development.

ICD-10, F84.5. "In contrast to autism, there are no clinically significant delays in language or cognitive development."

That absence of language delay WAS the dividing line. It's the entire reason the category existed.

Now his own account. Non-verbal until eleven. Global developmental delay. Years of speech therapy. Sign language to communicate.

Every one an automatic exclusion. Not a judgement call. A definitional bar.

The diagnosis he named couldn't have existed in 1988, and couldn't have been given to the child he describes.

I'm not saying he isn't autistic. I'm saying his stories don't match each other and they keep growing. LJMU's page named two conditions. Wikipedia now lists autism, global developmental delay, DYSLEXIA and epilepsy. Dyslexia arriving late, once people started asking about his writing. He told The Times his dissertation errors came from lacking support for his autism and "complex learning disabilities."

So explain the BTEC.

LJMU's own page says he "defied all expectations by achieving a BTec and then a degree." A BTEC is two years of written coursework. He couldn't write before 18. He was at St Mary's by 20. There is no window.

Read at 18. Degree at 23. Doctorate at 31. Cambridge chair at 37. Truly one of the great minds of our time.

Then someone checked the thesis. 188 sentences belonged to someone ELSE, some carrying the original's COPY EDITING ERRORS across. He also took interview quotes from other researchers' papers and passed them off as his own subjects. That's not sloppy referencing. That's inventing EVIDENCE.

LJMU CLEARED him in March 2026, blaming "a depleted student supervision team." So the university blamed its own supervision and the man who supervised that PhD, Phil Vickerman, is now LJMU's PRO-VICE CHANCELLOR.

That clearance is what Cambridge hid behind for three years.

He also says a benign brain tumour was removed weeks before his viva, causing memory loss. No record of that either.

Glasgow and Ohio State now DENY any ongoing link. Those titles are still LIVE on his pages. Jesus College has opened its own investigation.

But forget Cambridge. Everyone's looking at the wrong university.

ST MARY'S, Twickenham. Their alumni page, live today, says he "came to St Mary's in 2005 to do an undergraduate degree, having learnt to read and write at the age of 18."

They admitted him, so they saw whatever he presented. No school named. No sixth form. No A levels. No Access course. His documented education begins at TWENTY.

They taught him three years, so they know what English walked in and what walked out. They gave the degree. Then a master's. Then, in 2024, an HONORARY DOCTORATE, when he was already famous.

That page claims £5.5m raised for over 80 charities, hedged as "part of several fundraising collectives and teams." Somebody wrote that hedge. Somebody knew.

The only verifiable record is a 2010 JustGiving page. £6,285. Pressed, he said it came from a syndicate of about a hundred people, under NDAs he couldn't name.

Cambridge inherited a CV others validated. St Mary's can't say that. They were FIRST and it isn't one education qualification. It's SIX. A BTEC, a degree, a master's, a PGCE, a teaching certificate, a doctorate. All in education.

A man who says he learned to read at 18 trained to teach children to read, then wrote a thesis on MENTORING student teachers.

The same man said POULTRY when he meant PALTRY in a keynote. Extraordinary range.

Then the rest.

He claimed he appeared on Seven Up. It first aired in 1964. He was born in 1985.

He claimed 600 miles in SIX DAYS. Do that maths. It means 1.86 metres per second, every second, for 518,400 seconds straight. No sleep. No food. No stopping. Six days of legs on a 24/7 shift. The maths says 1.86 metres a second. Biology says absolutely not. That claim later became twelve days.

He claimed a pig's head was sent to his parents. The Guardian asked the butchers he named. No police officer ever came in about a pig.

He claimed a masked man confronted him twice, knife the second time, telling him to resign. Enhanced CCTV caught NOTHING. He hit the panic alarm, the security team was on site, nobody came. He told no colleagues, then ran a PhD viva two hours later. A police FOI found no matching reports.

When it started unravelling, Times Higher Education had 63 pages ready in September 2025. His lawyers sent ONE letter. No lawsuit. The story stayed buried TEN MONTHS.

So you were never told. That was the point.

His New York Times interview was cancelled. Simon and Schuster scrubbed the financial claims from the memoir. It still publishes on 11 August.

Meanwhile he sat on the NHS Race and Health Observatory group. ITV's Cultural Advisory Council. Trustee of Runnymede for eleven years. Named on UKRI and NIHR funded research, your money. Guest Editor of Radio 4's Today programme and Patron of the Adult Literacy TRUST.

His story was so inspiring that six universities, the BBC, the Guardian and a publisher all repeated it. Not one checked it.

Turns out that was the clever bit.

He didn't beat the system. The system never LOOKED. It wanted the story too badly to check it.

Cambridge is investigating now, three years late, and only because journalists did their job for them and when it was finally all put to him, he said this.

“To be honest with you, I thought you’d just believe me. Why would I lie?”

They did believe him. For twenty years.
That was the whole plan.

St Mary’s page is still up. £5.5m and all.

Check it before it disappears.

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This September, the @Daktronics Sales Expo https://t.co/6dbalv5gXq

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An early #ff @JenniferSey @xx_xyathletics

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Great story, Thx for sharing

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Everyone remembers Captain "Sully" Sullenberger landing Flight 1549 on the Hudson River. But nobody remembers the three flight attendants who actually saved 150 lives.

Sheila Dail, 57. Joined US Airways in 1980. More than 28 years of flying. On January 15, 2009, she was in the cabin when a bird strike disabled both engines. She had less than four minutes from impact to evacuate 150 people. She got them into life jackets, opened emergency slides, and guided everyone to safety all while the plane was sinking into freezing water.

Doreen Welsh, 58. Joined US Airways in 1970. Nearly 40 years of experience. The most senior of the three. While passengers panicked, she stayed calm, directed people forward, blocked passengers from opening rear doors (water pressure wouldn't allow them to open anyway), and kept the evacuation moving. After this flight, she retired. She couldn't fly again after that day.

Donna Dent. Also part of the crew. Also unsung. Also heroic. Worked alongside Dail and Welsh to get 150 people out of a sinking aircraft in minutes.

One of them was cut on the leg during the impact a serious injury requiring surgery but didn't stop working until everyone was safe. Captain Sullenberger walked the cabin twice after evacuation to make sure no one was forgotten. But it was these three women trained for this exact nightmare who made it possible.

Sully got the book deals. The movie. The talk shows. The fame. These three got a footnote in history. But on January 15, 2009, 150 people survived because Sheila Dail, Doreen Welsh, and Donna Dent knew exactly what to do under impossible pressure.

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If anyone affected by the hose pipe ban in #HenleyShire wants free water please come round to my house, my @thameswater leak outside has plenty for everyone !!

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#Smokie

[Robert Wilkinson @robertwlk]

Never spoke to the woman next door in 24 years until today.

She said her name was Alice.

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Solid point Pat, or is that Dr. Pat ;)

[Pat Condell @patcondell]

Now would be a good time to stop referring to this chancer as a professor. He is no more a professor than I am an astronaut.

[Steve Perkins @Perky_43]

550,000 signatures in just 48 hours is a hell of an achievement & it shows the public disgust in the decision to release two of PC Andrew Harper's killers early.

Keep signing, keep sharing 👍🏼🙏🏼

https://t.co/IvDOdieV8O

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500,000+ signatures for our petition calling on the Government to stop the early release of the killers of PC Andrew Harper. 

A message from our Chair Aileen O'Connor

Petition: Please Sign and Share

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Beware the moon, lads !

[80s Kidz @80s_Kidz]

Hope this fella is ok. I saw him earlier and warned him not to cross the moors.