Philip R Darley

[Selin Girit @selingirit]

For @BBCPanorama we followed an overnight rescue mission in #Antakya led by Burak Akkurt. It was a relentless effort requiring extreme emotional strength. Full investigation into #Turkey and Syria quake and its immediate aftermath tonight on @BBCOne at 8pm

[James Bryant @JJ_Bryant]

A bit of work I'm quite proud of. I was out on the English Channel with @jondonnisonbbc on the busiest day of the year for the #migrants crossing the English Channel. Shots and editing by @philipdarley https://t.co/1Dl1cPyXY7

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

Do listen to Mike Thompson’s radio documentary of our trip to Sudan’s troubled region of Darfur on #bbcsounds @ThomsonRadio https://t.co/3Om5Jifcts

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

How Apples Go Bad The closer an apple is to rot, the more rot it spreads—one spoiling apple speeds the rot of every apple it touches, and even of ones it doesn’t touch.
https://t.co/wTF5C3sAml via @NewYorker

[Common Weal P & K @commonwealpk]

How the impact of the coronavirus shows we all got globalisation wrong, that we have created the conditions to replace it, why this has happened and what we should do.
A long but rewarding read from @AnthonyBarnett, via @opendemocracyUK.
https://t.co/5MfgrnBZVb

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

I’ve noticed the digital chatter in my circle wither. It seems that Zoom and all the other technology is enough to keep the coals hot for a little while but it can't keep the bonds of community alight indefinitely. https://t.co/a3zxB9QNoM

[ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula @MbalulaFikile]

His music is amongst the soundtracks of the birth of a new nation, bounded together by a common vision of a non-racial, non- sexist, free and united society. We salute one of the great sons of our soil, #JohnnyClegg - May his soul RIP.

Thank you for the music

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

EFF election poster, SA Elections @ Cosmo CIty https://t.co/j4uktV7BnH

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

Democratic Alliance, election rally - Dobsonville Soweto @ South Africa https://t.co/rXTC5Iwrp5

[FERDINAND OMONDI @FerdyOmondi]

Success story : Kenyan immigrant and designer Millicent. Booming business, supported by largely South African clientele and black business community. Yeah and I got me one of those.

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

Reuters story on ‘Taliban statement on India and Pakistan clashes’ is withdrawn - this has got to be a story on it’s own. https://t.co/lOpTyKGATc

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

A year after coming to office, Mike Thomson finds how footballing legend, George Weah, is measuring up as President of Liberia.

https://t.co/1szsmenxgy

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

Not everybody is happy with how George Weah is measuring up as President of Liberia. One year after coming to office, BBC’s Mike Thomson @ThomsonRadio investigates.

[Mike Thomson @ThomsonRadio]

Do listen if you can

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

Be sure to listen to BBC’s—From Our Correspondent —if you can, with the award winning correspondent, Mike Thomson on our escapade with the Liberian President and footballer called George Weah. There’s a radio doc and film on BBC World lurking too. #fooc

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

Big corporations that control our universe right now are no longer in control of themselves anymore, and their algorithms are creating analogue systems that control us:
https://t.co/HVFwVW7bNf

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

There are two players and a biologist betting on the future of our species. To the biologist, we’re an outbreak. And outbreaks end badly... https://t.co/XhYJjKC0Bk

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

We are definitely on a new wave, an exciting wave of evolution. But this transformation lacks moral guidance. Isn’t it time we come up with a digital morality? https://t.co/kSOvmH77ge

[Nick Ericsson @nickericsson]

This is beautiful from @philipdarley - BBC News - South Africa's first black President Nelson #Mandela remembered five years on https://t.co/cZffKdBaPa

[Philip R Darley @philipdarley]

A Cry from the Hill - Nelson Mandela died on December 5, 2013, in Johannesburg. Five years today. At the time of filming this, the rest of the BBC camera teams were all assigned to… https://t.co/NWRP7Y0wLh