@RestIsPolitics A few weeks ago, you said that even if Donald Trump gets re-elected, the UK should uphold the special relationship.
Is there any possible scenario you can foresee (eg imprisoning political opponents) where the UK would need to step back or walk away from the specia relationship?
4 August 1943 | A French Jewish girl, Marguerite Sznajderman, was born in Paris.
She arrived at #Auschwitz on 12 February 1944 in a transport of 1,500 Jews deported from Drancy. She was among 1,229 of them murdered in gas chambers after the selection. She was 6 months old.
@campbellclaret@RestIsPolitics The best interview so far. I didn’t know anything about Mary McAleese but I finished the podcast utterly inspired by what an engaging, passionate and honest person she was. Thank you for having her on and exposing this antipodean to another a completely different world!
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Cyclone #Darian is now the strongest tropical cyclone worldwide since Hurricane Ian in September and has crossed longitude 90 Degrees East into the warning area of Météo France à La Réunion. https://t.co/kNMSMs9tdv
@mikegalsworthy Just found out I wasn’t following. And then when I clicked follow again, it automatically unfollowed you after 30 seconds. So I had to re-follow again. Hopefully this time will last
1/16A Russian political prisoner addressing the voters of France is quite ironic. But technically, I'm in jail due to a criminal complaint by a French company; I studied 🇫🇷 at university and wear a scarf whenever I come to Paris. France is close to my heart, so I'll give it a try
@AuschwitzMuseum The Holocaust is taught in terms of numbers, it's very impersonal. @AuschwitzMuseum makes those numbers mean something. Those tiny babies who never had a chance at life, those who'd lived a full life but still didn't deserve to die. Seeing their faces is the best teacher of all.
@MichaelRosenYes My teachers did a lot of reading in an Australian primary school in the 90's. The most memorable for me were:
'The Snow Spider' by Jenny Nimmo
'Goodnight Mr Tom' by Michelle Magorian and
'A Stranger came ashore' by Mollie Hunter
@panickedpostdoc @AcademicChatter I struggled with imposter syndrome throughout my PhD and found it hard to convince my supervisors of my ideas. I didn't want to end up following the assistant path so I left and took up a position outside academia where I really found my voice and confidence to succeed 2/2
@panickedpostdoc @AcademicChatter When I was a summer student there were a couple of mid career women who were basically used as lab assistants for students because the professors didn't value their work. They were solid workers but not 'flashy' and didn't fight back hard enough when given menial tasks. 1/