@TheNewsAgents We are now in a brand new world where policies that were never going to happen are being “ cancelled “ or where we are being saved from “ sinister” practices that don’t actually exist. That’s called conspiracy … #CPC2023
Brazil is also very shorthanded
It's so big, the northernmost point of the country is closer to all other American countries (including Canada!) than to the southernmost point in Brazil
Like walking? Up for some volunteering or a challenge in 2023?
We're looking for people to help with #SlowWays - a big effort to create a national walking network.
You can help by going for a walk.
In this thread I'll explain how. Please read & share!
https://t.co/xbXYivPCAS
Going by bicycle towards Buenos Aires main square while last penalty is taken.
Seems like the end of war has been declared.
Fucking hell I’m crying in my Uber watching this and I’m not even Argentinian
@morrisons is there something wrong with your checkout? Have tried since Thursday on multiple devices but no luck. Just blank payment details page with an M. Any ideas?
Forget the Pomp and Ceremony. The organisation that has gone into this queue - a queueing map! - this is what makes me feel British. 😂 https://t.co/nzgLYP5bd8
There is a curious phenomenon that results from the relatively brief window of time a single human lifetime provides: we perceive the current state of the natural world as “normal”.
This is known as the Shifting Baseline Syndrome. 🧵
Wycliffe Scholars’ Society as part of the Wycliffe Lecture Series will host an evening with Professor David Olusoga OBE, a BAFTA-winning documentary-maker, author & historian on Wednesday 30th March at 7.00pm. Visit https://t.co/zmIn6E31Kp to book tickets @WycliffeCollege
This dramatic footage of a storm surge in the Outer Hebrides captured by Norma MacLeod of Immerse Hebrides shows just how important it is to take care at the coast during stormy weather, even when you’re not planning to enter the water.