I don’t normally complain about grammar when I can understand the sentence, but I’m going to make an exception for this in this week’s @spectator since the author’s complaining about tech and the state of #Education

Their website (eccna.weebly.com/) is almost beyond parody - and the "denomination" appears to be sponsored by a jewellery business that shares a name with their Metropolitan Primate.

Sad to say, but Ian and Paul are looking tired, and the host and guests were probably the only people laughing at their own jokes. @haveigotnews used to be one of the funniest programmes on; I wish it still was.

Nobody seems to have told the garage forecourt about this!!

How to be a bigot!

This is a very good statement from @KemiBadenoch (that's not a sentence I was particularly expecting to type)!

Looks like there's a dangerous outbreak of common sense in the world of employment tribunals! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c05r…

A rare new blog from me. Problems with critical orthodoxies dougchaplin.substack.com/p/p…

So, on 10 Sept, @samaritans and others will be marking #Suicide Prevention Day. On 11 Sept, @UKParliament willl be voting on a suicide enablement bill. Nothing like highlighting the moral confusion of society. #AssistedDying #assistedsuicide

Reposting today for anyone who’s suddenly realised they need a better collect!

Noting @AngelaTilby's well-founded complaints about the Christ in Creation collects in last week's @ChurchTimes, I've joined the ranks of those seeking to write a better collect for Sunday.

It will be interesting to see if a proportion of those who voted in favour last time did it because they thought it was what Keir wanted, and will now have to actually think about it and (hopefully) realise what poor legislation this bill is.

When you get that feeling that X's automatic translation isn't working terribly well.

Worcester sky looking fabulous tonight

A "moral and religious people" who were more than happy enslaving others. It's hardly a recommendation!

I think the South Ormsby Group in Lincoln Diocese brought 15 parishes together under a single incumbent with several other clergy in the late 50s.

The death (apparently by suicide) of Jason Arday is a tragedy: May he rest in peace. Yet his story seems to be Rorschach test for advocates and opponents of DEI and its alleged corruption/reform of academia. The person is lost in the political. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1j1…

The reviews were right. Definitely the best #Spidey film in a while, possibly my favourite of them all.

I rather enjoyed this flouting of the de mortuis nil nisi bonum rule, in the face of so many excessively sycophantic media obituaries.