I don't do flags. I do do ethics and data.
If I follow you, I've probably done a quick scroll and found nothing objectionable. I might even agree with stuff.
Air strikes on tents sheltering displaced people, including small children, who have nowhere else to go are clearly in breach of the ICJ ruling and international law.
The UK must halt arms sales to Israel.
In the name of humanity — this horror must end.
What a contrast.
On the day @Ofwat (the most hopeless regulator in the UK) floats the idea of reducing water company fines @LDN_pressoffice announces that sewage dumping into the River Thames quadrupled in 2023/24.
Now you know why we need both regulatory and industry reform.
So @bbcquestiontime usually announce the #bbcqt panel by 8 pm the night before it's aired.
I wonder how the @BBC will justify platforming Reform UK's unelected GB "News" presenter Nigel Farage (for the 36th time this century) despite Reform having just 1 MP & only 9 Councillors.
Philosophers who can’t apply their moral grandstanding to one of the worst atrocities of our time happening right now in Gaza, are worse than useless - they are a waste of space at a time when moral leadership has never been so urgent - SPEAK UP
@HTLGIFestival
Yes, British political journalists and commentators have a long and distinguished record of getting it wrong. It is more worthwhile to discuss what has happened and what is happening than what is going to happen.
LIVE UPDATES: Egyptian soldier killed in exchange of gunfire with IDF near Rafah crossing; Israeli sources say Egyptian soldier fired first
https://t.co/rLalTsiP9R
The arguments about race not being religion not being about identity not being about ethnicity could be ended simply.
Introduce a law that makes acts and broadcast of BIGOTRY illegal...on the basis of race, gender, religion, sexuality, nationality etc.
And implement it.
Israel commits a massacre in #Rafah this evening, dropping several 2,000 pound bombs on civilian tents and #UN compounds, murdering dozens of civilians seeking shelter. This was Israel’s response to the @CIJ_ICJ ruling Friday that it must halt its offensive on Rafah.
Burnt bodies, a headless child’s corpse, fires still blazing… horrific, horrific scenes in Rafah tonight following an Israeli strike
Palestinians say at least 50 people have been killed, despite the area being designated a humanitarian zone by Israel
Incredibly powerful expensive bombs rained down on the tents of displaced people burning them alive the day after the highest court in the world called for an immediate end to attacks on Rafah. This is where we are. No one who has seen that footage tonight will ever unsee it. Where are our leaders!
“My dream is to be an idol star.”
Krishnan Guru-Murthy goes inside the K-pop dance schools of South Korea, investigating the hidden cost of becoming the next big idol. @UnreportedWorld investigates.
@IanDunt@mrjamesob Always thought he looked like Voldemort's dad. Muttering about muggles not having right wing views and how others are an active threat to the magic of the thinktanks by being awkward to categorise and proving them wrong.
Here’s the passage of Rishi Sunak’s speech, under the heading ‘The dangers’, that starts with Russia, Iran, North Korea and China… and ends with Scottish nationalism, via Houthis, hackers, mass migration, anti-Semitism, and gender activism
Countering - challenging - debunking propaganda is journalism 101. Holding the powerful to account? Journalism 101. Leading with facts not manufactured controversies. 101. Where are you guys??
@LBC@mrjamesob It's a workshopped statement.
The intentions are simply to make any argument against the statement easy to dismiss within the current Tory narrative.
Since Scottish conservative voters are more likely to switch to the SNP than Labour (according to vote analysis), it's clear