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“I daresay in years to come we will look back on societal attitudes to mental ill-health, autism and ADHD with much the same shame.” - me for @zeteouk on the crisis of youth mental health, autism and adhd.
This is the most important piece I’ve written
zeteo.uk/p/there-is-no-snowf…
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this is so pathetic lol. entire government & party completely unable to take responsibility for or defend their own decisions, trying to pass it off as if it was done by the courts, the security services, expert advisers, as if we're all completely stupid
Incredible scenes as @novaramedia’s Michael Walker questions @YvetteCooperMP over her decision to proscribe direct action group Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation.
To date, her policy has led to nearly 4,000 arrests of peaceful protesters under the UK Terrorism Act.
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I regret to inform everyone of the Hegel museum escape room hegel-haus.de/escape-room
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Excellent stuff here ⬇️👍🏽
Residents on a south London estate face eviction and rent hikes, as a small property firm who purchased the homes from a housing associations looks to get a return
Dig into the story and a cautionary tale about who housing policy now serves emerges:
peteapps.substack.com/p/our-…
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For @zeteouk I wrote about the Home Office’s latest facepalm - If the govt really wants to prevent rape, why give guidelines only to asylum seekers? open.substack.com/pub/zeteou…
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#OnThisDay in London radical herstory, 1972: low paid women cleaners win strike in dispute in Ministry of Defence buildings, 1972
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#OnThisDay in radical history: Chartist Grand National Holiday (General Strike) begins, 1839 - an attempt to launch a General Strike
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Christ alive. Her school needs a safeguarding inspection, pronto.
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Yeah but he's a white senior manager so nobody is going to make this into a political scandal, no thoughtful pieces about what this says about the state of UK academia
The University of Greater Manchester’s vice-chancellor George Holmes has left his position amid an ongoing police investigation into alleged financial irregularities at the institution. @TWilliamsTHE reports #highered
timeshighereducation.com/new…
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Don’t know how to explain it but he is capturing the feeling of your GF making you wear a couples costume on Halloween
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On the 'moral stupidity displayed in the face of the Gaza genocide.'
'These people act morally stupidly not because they know nothing, but because they know too much – and because what they know, if inhabited fully, would cost them their world.'
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As a Unite member (and a voter in this general secretary election), I would like to see a proper response to the detailed arguments being made here. counterfire.org/article/a-un… (1/2)
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You are *literally* in charge of regulating this place, you coward🤦♀️
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🧵 Something that socialists have not thought about enough, in my view, is how academisation has disproportionately affected working class kids & their communities. 1/6
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Your employer should have a risk assessment in place, but for extreme heat, we expect extra measures.
Here’s a collective agreement you can adapt and put to management: tuc.org.uk/sites/default/fil…
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This paper (which Lawrence kindly shared with me) is a radical vision: stop investors profiting from life’s basics, regain public control.
But it just isn’t Manchesterism. Our skyline is literally investors aggressively financialising housing!
The Burnham muddle in a nutshell.
This by @DantonsHead is one of the most anticipated publications as a blueprint for Manchesterism, endorsed by a slew of allies including @Miatsf.
Today we have first sight of The Productive State - the essay that sets out how Burnham could reverse privatisation of utilities.
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Apologists for Starmer are notably avoiding the fact he ran for Labour leadership on a relatively left-wing platform he clearly had no intention of implementing. A very cynical move which has damaged already low levels of public faith in politics even further.




























