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A message from North Kensington to @RBKC cabinet: We do not recognise your right to govern our community #StandDown youtu.be/3jXkOArs3Ew

@cathy456123 @folkonfoot Same. That ending 😭

@Clarice007 @folkonfoot It was incredible by peggy Seeger I was crying 😭

Folk Album of the Year @folkonfoot streaming now, with Peggy Seeger: youtube.com/watch?v=wXwK_E…

you can't have an Irish music day without Dolores 🖤 The Cranberries - Zombie (Acoustic 2012) ▶️

Thirty organisations representing victims of violence against women and girls (VAWG) have written to the justice secretary @DavidLammy, urging him to drop plans to significantly reduce the number of jury trials. The groups said that the proposals, which will affect court cases in England and Wales, will deepen mistrust in the justice system among victims and distract from measures designed to reduce offending. The signatories, which include Rights of Women, the End Violence Against Women Coalition, Women for Refugee Women and various branches of Women’s Aid, added that they were “deeply concerned that the curtailment of jury trials risks unfair outcomes that undermine justice for everyone”. The letter, which has also been signed by Fiona Rutherford, the chief executive of the law reform charity @JUSTICEhq, said those working against violence were particularly concerned for women and girls who were “unjustly criminalised” as a result of their abuse, some of whom have faced trial themselves. Another signatory, @centreWJ the Centre for Women’s Justice, has long campaigned on the issue, saying that about 70% of women in prison or under probation supervision are known to be victims of domestic abuse. It argues that some domestic abuse victims charged with criminal offences have acted under duress or in self-defence. theguardian.com/law/2026/mar/1…

Where are the criminal prosecutions @biztradegovuk @ukhomeoffice @MoJGovUK? #Horizon #PostOffice

The monumental effort it took to break away, to run and rise and fly free, launched the meteor that was his life.

Absolutely sick to death of hearing about how the new @louistheroux documentary has made people think about attitudes to women. Lots of MPs jumping on the bandwagon. I mean, no disrespect to Louis - I’m grateful for the highlight - but for God’s sake… Women get killed by their partner every week. Tiny Man Tate has been a thing for years. Domestic violence shelters are overwhelmed. Women have been waving the red flags about incels and attitudes for years. We’ve been begging for change. We’ve been highlighting the serious threat of anti-women social media. Then a MAN makes a documentary and suddenly everyone’s interested? Do you not all think that this might be part of the problem?

UK housing costs rise 41% over five years for renters and owners, study shows | Property | The Guardian @SHAC_Action theguardian.com/money/2026/mar…

@BBCPolitics @BBCOne @BBCiPlayer Who writes the questions for @bbclaurak and who on earth does she think she is? #Unwatchable

Joining #BBCLauraK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband MP Shadow Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho MP Liberal Democrat Leader Sir Ed Davey MP Sunday 9am @BBCOne @BBCiPlayer bbc.in/47InHFC

@bbclaurak What people at home your viewers are detecting is your questioning of @Ed_Miliband is hectoring, arrogant and inappropriate. It's as if you have no grasp of how governments work and no regard for national security.

See you at 9

@CeriseMarmot @terrychristian I don't think he is. You must be thinking of whatshisname.

I imagine about your reading level 🤣🤣🤣

Today marks 105 months since the Grenfell fire — a tragedy that showed what happens when profit is put before people. Dirty Business on C4 is a stark reminder that systems allowing dangerous shortcuts and weak oversight cost lives. Remember Grenfell. Demand accountability.

I think Barley McGrew is one person.

Totally Innocent Seema Mistra Jailed while pregnant, in Post Office Scandal , still waits for Settlement, Not Compensation as it was her money they took. Meanwhile top P.O. Execs waltz away scott free. British Justice in action?

@aksaibluenose @Donna__McLean Well then either you weren't here, or you've forgotten. No worries.

@Clarice007 @Donna__McLean No one is blaming the firefighters. The management of equipment inspections is being questioned. I don’t remember the firefighters being blamed for Grenfell, just the advice to residents in the case of a fire.

The SFRS have done an amazing job. No one was injured. Central Station has been saved. This political game playing is an insult to the emergency services.

Listening now: Arvo Pärt's 1978 meditative piece Spiegel im Spiegel (Mirrors in the Mirror) using his tintinnabuli played by Tasmin Little (violin)/Martin Roscoe (piano) Like the melodic resonance of an earthly meditation that transforms itself into ascending lights infinitely

@archivetvmus71 Poor old 'pines they must not mingle

Bagpuss (12th March 1974). After much deliberation, the small, soft Hamish is restored to its former glory.

Any Magic Roundabout fans here? I loved this show as a kid.