Well done @BarbicanCentre for planning to celebrate the work of Zbigniew Preisner with the amazing Lisa Gerrard and the Guildhall Session Orchestra and Choir 👌👌👌 https://t.co/Bfvcm20hDl
@roisinmurphy “My concern was out of love for us all”…I wonder whom that “us” includes and excludes. I guess it doesn’t matter as you are laughing all the way to the bank now yourself :/
@Tom_Gann Hi at the Housemans talk on Saturday you mentioned movements that emerged around housing rights, which were problematic—could you please point me to some resources about that? Thanks!
Britain’s growing ethnic and religious diversity is something to be celebrated.
It should motivate us all to build a society in which everybody can live comfortably regardless of birthplace, background or belief.
“For decades #Israel has subjected the Palestinian people to an institutionalised regime of domination and discrimination amounting to the crime of apartheid as defined in int’l law.” #endisraeliapartheid @dfatirl @simoncoveney https://t.co/qx8aglISo0
@RobHarris Infantino continued: “Today I feel like a bitch. Today I feel like a lover. Today I feel like a child. Today I feel like a mother. Today I feel like a sinner. Today I feel like a saint. Today I do not feel ashamed.”
Gianni Infantino, who earns more than $250,000 a month, says he feels ‘like a migrant worker’, in a country where migrant workers at this World Cup have been paid as little as 45p an hour, if they have been paid at all.
Shameless, brainless, and staggeringly tone-deaf.