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Former rival soap stars Tracy Brabin and Ross Kemp take on the 'best soap' debate for #BritainTalks - the @DailyMirror dialogue experiment, aimed at helping people to disagree better. Sign-up before Nov 21 https://t.co/2OAb9GfdoB
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Hundreds of people from vicars to veterans to van drivers, architects to art teachers, and aged 22-82 are ready to take a punt & chat to someone with a different view on the world. Why not join us?
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We've had a quick look under the bonnet, and hundreds of people are waiting to be matched with a wide range of different views - on immigration, climate, taxation, & just on life. We've got people from vicars to veterans to van drivers, architects to art teachers aged from 82 to 22.
Don't forget to sign-up to #BritainTalks before Nov 21 ready for our matching elves to match you up with someone with different views, so you can arrange to meet your match, online or safely in-person.
Meet-up weekend is 28-29 November - but you can actually do it whenever you like. https://t.co/sTUcK1vIqe
In ever more divided times, our ground-breaking #BritainTalks project aims to break us out of our bubbles & get us talking to each other once again.
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Less than two weeks left to sign up for our 2026 Britain Talks project! If you fancy a chat with a stranger or want a safe space to share your views and listen to others, this is the one for you! #britaintalks#conversationproject
It's time we talked. And it's also time we started listening to each other again. Sign up to #BritainTalks by answering some six quick questions - about everything from AI to net zero, Brexit to the water companies – which will help us match you to someone who thinks differently to you, for a chat.
The countdown is officially on & no we don't mean until Christmas just yet 🎄! You have until Nov 21 to sign-up to our ground-breaking Britain Talks project.
It is time to break out of our bubbles & get talking to each other once again #BritainTalks https://t.co/OUY7uEsPDs
As protests spread and tempers fray, @RossKemp & @TracyBrabin – formerly rival soap stars – unite to launch the Mirror's 'Britain Talks'. https://t.co/4wLeBpUfqU
Croydon - the most deprived borough in South London until recently - also had the painful label ‘knife crime capital’. Now, thanks to a multi-agency effort by its local communities, MPs, charities, London Mayor & neighbourhood police, Croydon is climbing the league tables.
To mark National Youth Work week @realbritainros visited a young people's theatre in a London borough once blighted by dire statistics, but now very much on the up https://t.co/zhaBGx41in
Young people in Rotherham are used to being on the wrong side of national statistics. In September, the IPPR’s local Youth Opportunity Index named the town as having the fewest suitable entry-level jobs for young people anywhere in Britain - 46 vacancies for every 1,000 young adults, compared with 288 in the Cotswolds. In today's @DailyMirror
In Rotherham, near the town hall, stands a centuries-old gothic former Methodist Church. Get closer, and the swirls of red metal lettering reveals it is no longer a place of worship. Pass underneath the words ‘Emporium of Stories’, and you have entered a magical world. Grimm & Co was imagined by local children asked what they wanted in a town blighted by negative headlines, and facing bleak indices of deprivation.