The Israeli army attacked a convoy of Red Crescent ambulances.
They handcuffed the paramedics.
They executed them by shooting them in the head and chest.
Then they threw their bodies into a mass grave.
What. Does. It. Take.
https://t.co/zz8s8a3elx
Trump's plan for Gaza is for ethnic cleansing. Not 'resettlement' or 'displacement' or 'relocation' for crying out loud. Call this what it is: ethnic cleansing
Feel inspired by this - was finally diagnosed with endo a few months ago after 13 years debilitating period pain. Rajini is right - sharing a diagnosis means raising awareness of a condition so under-researched despite 1 in 10 women living with it.
Back in studio E this afternoon. I’ve been off for a bit as I had surgery which confirmed I have severe endometriosis. Next - to get rid of it. Sharing to raise awareness of the condition - took me over a decade (and checks in 3 continents) to finally get diagnosed this year.
Thank you to our incredible audiences who joined us for our first #BBCProms of the year! A special shout out to our Principal Conductor Ryan Bancroft and our phenomenal Orchestra We can't wait to see you again tomorrow night! 😎
@bbcproms
As a child bereaved by fatal domestic abuse, headlines calling a man who killed three women a “nice guy” and “normal person” have felt personally traumatic.
The media called my father a “gentle man” and “nice chap”, which misrepresented the controlling reality that myself and my family experienced for years. It compounded our trauma.
Reporting like this causes so much damage – both to victims’ families, and to public understandings of coercive control. It has to stop. Now.
We need every single newsroom trained in how to report domestic abuse deaths, and to lobby the regulator for stronger rules. The press has the power to prevent further deaths and save women’s lives.
Please support this crowdfunder I’ve started to support @we_level_up’s crucial work to train journalists in their Dignity For Dead Women guidelines.
This takes all of us ➡️ https://t.co/iPJGFUs7Qn
SO pleased this is finally being spoken about - currently dealing with my own period issues and how that affects my playing. We need to start more conversations about this in classical music.
Blood, tears and taboos – how periods affect a singer's voice: https://t.co/HAajNtWuf7
Really happy to have this feature in @thetimes today – it's about a subject we should all be less afraid of talking about. (1/2)
In Gaza, babies are born on the ground in the wilderness, umbilical cords cut with whatever sharp object there is to hand, and tins filled with hot water keep the newborn warm.
This week’s column https://t.co/U7OLZRMXti
Thank you to everyone involved in Doctor Who @60: A Musical Celebration🤩🎶
Shoutout to the musicians of @BBCNOW, the @BBCSingers, Presenter @jowhiley, Conductor Alastair King, the fantastic audience and @bbcdoctorwho team!
Tune into the broadcast on @BBCRadio2 on 15 October
Watch NOW on BBC Four!
@BBCNOW and conductor laureate Tadaaki Otaka perform Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, Rachmaninov's Five Études-tableaux, and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Violin Concerto with @ElenaUrioste.
Don't miss it!
As we get ready for the final performance of The Yeomen of the Guard tonight, we're looking back on this special performance of Gilbert & Sullivan's 'I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General' from @jsavournin that we surprised audiences with during the run.
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