Stephen Molyneaux

A rare moment as a kagu bird on the brink of extinction meets its own kind.. 😊

I have lodged an objection here. Retweeting it in case anyone else wants join me here.

Members of the Iranian Jewish community inspect what is left of their synagogue in Tehran after Israel bombed it. On Passover...

#HIGNFY on Trump's illegal attack on Iran Ian Hislop, "Trump literally thought the way to stop wars is to start them, and historically, that hasn't proved to be true" Armando Iannucci, "No" Ian Hislop, "He claimed that all of America's war aims have been fulfilled. It's impossible because they didn't have any" Armando Iannucci, "And he said that he didn't start it, they started it, and what he did was pre start it, because he knew they were going to start it" Ian Hislop, "And he is having negotiations with people who aren't imaginary" Armando Iannucci, "That's true" Ian Hislop, "Trump is not a fantasist who imagines that the voices in his head are the opposition in Iran negotiating. That's not his modus operandi" Paul Merton, "No because he's a malignant narcissist" Armando Iannucci, "He's the only person I know who negotiates with himself and comes out with a worse deal"

There is a guide to writing your objection to this planning application for demolition on the link which will make it quick and easy to do. Please do object by or before April 11th. railwaybellfriends.org/2026/03/26/sav… #victorian #pub #heritage

Imagine Trump’s messages read out by the prosecution at Nuremberg. (“A whole civilisation will die tonight.”) They would have hanged any one of the defendants.

Such a shame

'William De Morgan loved these mythical beasts and he made many dragon designs for his ceramics, looking to many different sources of inspiration.' @DeMorganF A perfect tile for #TilesOnTuesday

Curious kangaroos arrive as a group to watch this lady play golf 📹Wendy Powick

'The Aqueduct, Bath.' (1928). Charles Ginner painted several views of Bath, this one of the finest. Ginner's style, an application of paint in small, tight touches of rich, deep-toned colour, is like an embroidery, a way of painting he adopted early on his career.

A mermaid with a comb and a mirror, a 1490s misericord seen in Ripon Cathedral this morning.

@ahistoryinart Saw @TheCourtauld exhibition of these extraordinary works last year. They are utterly sublime works.

Completed in 1903, Monet's windowless silhouette of the Houses of Parliament with its atmospheric array of jewel-like violets and lilacs, cobalt and inky blues, and deep pink tones, appears mystical, as the building dissolves into the expansive, still waters of the River Thames.

More stone carvings in the wall of St Mary's, Wirksworth #medievalmonday

Display of a pied peacock

The plowman homeward plods his weary way My weathervane of the week which I spotted in Orford

Love this weathervane on a friend's workshop in Shildon, first time I have stopped to take a picture of it.

Respect.

‘The red Temple’, Bethnal Green 2018. A former church Parish Hall, now a Community Centre. ⁦@thegentleauthor⁩ ⁦@ahistoryinart⁩ @PaintingsofLondon

A lovely thread for bunny enthusiasts

Happy Easter! Stained glass from St Mary's, Deerhurst #StainedGlassSunday