The man, the legend, that is @DaveMonkEssex presents his final show on @BBCEssex this afternoon,after 37yrs behind the mic. Beautiful piece here by @petewalkerbbc with some things you might not know about this multi-talented chap 🎤 https://t.co/jpLKUbPd8s
Lot of nonsense spouted about “trial by media” re Russell Brand.
The media has no power to try and/or convict. Rightly. But it has a responsibility to research, reveal and expose wrongdoing. Which it has in the Brand investigation by @Channel4@thetimes — responsibly and thoroughly in this case. It is proper journalism which so-called alternative media (like Brand himself these days) has neither the patience nor resource nor expertise to carry it. It just bloviates and spreads conspiracies based on fake news while the much-despised mainstream media still does the necessary heavy lifting.
Powerful 1970s architect Ralph Crowe was a key reason for the schools Raac crisis in Essex.
Thank you to @essexarchive who hosted me for three hours while I researched this piece.
The Thurrock council review refers to the dogged work of @Gareth_Davies09 and @TBIJ in revealing the scale of the scandal and attempting to hold councillors to account. Naturally, Thurrock's leaders scoffed at and ignored the reports and ploughed on regardless.
@Gareth_Davies09 The BBC has a voluntary one-day course on interviewing/working with traumatised people, which a regional corr set up off her own back. But something similar should absolutely be an undergraduate/NCTJ or industry standard.
Thurrock Council’s Cabinet meets tonight to discuss and agree on budget proposals including a 10% council tax rise.
Here are the views of local people who’s authority is effectively bankrupt 👇 https://t.co/iGDehgSTii
BBC boss Tim Davie has to explain the concept of impartiality to Tory MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, after he accuses Radio 4's Today programme of being "unremittingly negative towards this country".
Your own GOAT will always be yours, whether Best or Messi, CR7 or the original Ronaldo, or Maradona, or Cruyff or Zidane, or Eusebio or so many more. Fair enough. But do watch this: Pelé did it first.
https://t.co/2xNczok5uP