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So this Cat has started a separate Insta for my #Edinburgh snaps 📸 @ edin.cat is a collection of pics I've snapped on my @Google Pixel smartphone. No other kit, just pics of the most beautiful city in the world. Gis' a follow if that's your thing. #Scotland

@annalise2406 Trying to do the same, was holding out hope somehow he'd get bored and move on, but isn't happening :(

Like many on here, may be leaving at some point I’m over on threads but only have a few followers so find me there and I’ll wean myself off X over time

@Amyczuba Loved seeing you mate, glad you had a fab weekend ✨

@jesawyer Would you ever consider a Pillars TV adaptation if the script was right?

Thinking about doing another Q&A vid pls drop your Qs here 👇 ty

Had a fab time with @Amyczuba at the @BBCAccessAll podcast recording today! ✨ Great to hear lived experience from an amazing selection of guests. #EdinburghFringe

Austerity service design has taken over design in the last 15 years. Its been going on for so long and has crept up on us so slowly that it we don’t even notice it anymore But it’s harming us, and our work good.services/blog/88v68b4vm…

There have been a few Fringe 24 moments that have irked us as grumpy locals...the silent disco interrupting our dog walking route...Horrors abound 😅 But this one is genuinely distressing! Imagine peacefully drinking a pint in the assembly gardens and suddenly seeing her face!!!

@shaun_gomm Magnum is the gold standard, obvs

Best flavour ice cream. Feel free to use your imagination with brands, variations, sprinkles etc 🍦

This week definitely seems the worst yet on Twitter for rampant misinformation creating real-world suffering. We're going to have to properly grapple with this bullshit some time soon.

Really excited for these 3 sessions - excellent talks with loads of good advice for anyone wanting to make their products, services and teams more inclusive Each talk is £50pp, or you can buy a ticket to join all 3 for £100 👇 Get involved at the link below!

Dearest readers of Westminster and beyond… Let me tell you today a few facts that you may not know about Keir Starmer’s right hand woman, Sue Gray and a little favour she asked for during the party gate inquiry and how that changed everything. I will post the second part to this letter this evening as there is so much more to write…who escaped Gray’s ire and why and to come over following tweets…The story of the MP who ran gay sex orgies for straight MPs and journos. I have all the names, really, your constituents expected better of you in Westminster. The MP with the secret landline, who called it and why. I do this in an effort to ensure my party cleans up its act in future if it ever wants to govern again. Sue Gray is a close ally of Gove and it was Gove and those allies in No10 who insisted that it should be Gray who wrote the party gate report. The same people who are today running Badenoch’s campaign. Of course, Gray always denied that she had a secret agenda to topple the Prime Minister (Johnson) but the circumstantial evidence to the contrary is now overwhelming. First, she lulled him into a false sense of security – just as she told all witnesses who contributed to the Gray report untruthfully, as it turned out, that they would not face any penalty as a result of what they said or the information they gave her. Time after time, she came in to see Boris to inform him about the progress of her inquiry. She repeatedly told him that she did not think there was anything to justify police involvement. She stressed that she had found absolutely no evidence or heard any testimony that suggested Boris knew about any rule-breaking. She gave the firm impression, in fact, that she thought it was all a fuss about nothing. However, on their second meeting she said suddenly: ‘Once this is all over, I hope you will make me Permanent Secretary in the Northern Ireland office, Prime Minister.’ Unclear what was happening, an amazed Boris thought he was being offered a fudge –and pretended he had not heard. It was only later he discovered that Gray had been turned down for the job – blocked, possibly, by Simon Case, which one can assume is where her own particular renowned dislike of Case began. After this meeting things turned nasty and her report eventually declared that she had heard about events that really should not have taken place. None of which, of course, were known to Boris Johnson. In the transcripts of her interviews she can be seen asking witnesses if the PM had any knowledge of gatherings, even when the question seems totally irrelevant, as though trying to drag Boris in. The witnesses always said no. It cannot be stated often enough, Boris Johnson was as surprised as everyone else to learn that so-called parties had taken place in No10 when he had left Downing Street for his official residence, at Chequers. The Met police investigation fined him for being behind the desk he had sat behind all day as they fined Rishi who walked up to the desk. Never let it be forgotten that Sue Gray was herself in 2017 described as the ‘woman who runs the country’. Her role in the Cabinet Office as DirectorGeneral of the Propriety and Ethics team who reported directly to the Cabinet Secretary, had a wide-ranging remit over the operation of ministerial offices, public appointments and government ethics. A close friend of Gove, she had advised him in 2011 that conducting government business via his private email would make such emails exempt from freedom of information requests. Absurd advice which was investigated following complaints bythe information commissioner and overturned. As a Government ethics tsar, she had never previously been hostile to the occasional workplace relaxation, as can be seen in the photographs of her using the very karaoke machine she later complained about in her report. Boris Johnson, of course, had no idea of the machine’s existence. More tonight…

Earlier in the month Nexer Digital hosted a roundtable with #accessibility leaders from the public, health and tech sectors. Huge thanks to all who joined us 🎉 Here's our summary of the roundtable discussion, and subsequent breakout sessions: nexerdigital.com/news-and-thoug…

@sharonodea @kcavindam I'm very tempted here

@kcavindam Bargain too. It's so cute. hema.nl/vrije-tijd-kan…

Do I, a woman of 44 years of age, need a Miffy laptop bag? Yes. Yes I do.

@MCRDigiStrat Congrats, it looks fantastic 👏🏻

👏 l That's A Wrap! We can't believe it's been over two weeks since AI for All. A huge THANK YOU to everyone who attended! We had a wonderful time and hope you did too. Head over to the link below to read our post-event summary 👇 🔗 bit.ly/4bNGpuG

@J_Bloodworth *Beaphar, even

@J_Bloodworth We use Bearphar spot-on for both the cats and the dog, and touchwood, it seems to work still. 🤞 Know a lot of treatments are becoming ineffective Tried the Pets at Home one to no luck

Can anyone recommend any good flea treatments for cats that - and this is the important bit - *actually work*? I bought some 'spot on' from pets at home and it basically does nothing. But also would rather not book an appointment with the vets and get charged a fortune.

Pretty sure this is the first time I've ever experienced Seasonal Affective Disorder in JULY 🙃☔️

Keep reflecting on the fact that people my age have never experienced a govt. other than Conservative since we came of age to vote. They've taken so much from us, hope included. It's a bittersweet feeling today.

@annalise2406 @Amyczuba Bloody Nadine

@Amyczuba @cat_cutmore Either of you struggling with some of the panel 🤦🏼‍♀️

Tories-oot celebratory beers, C4 coverage ON! 🍺 #GeneralElection2024

🚨🚨🚨 BREAKING: EXIT POLL PROJECTS A LABOUR MAJORITY LABOUR: 410 CONSERVATIVES: 131 LIB DEMS: 61 SNP: 10 REFORM UK: 13 GREEN: 2 OTH: 23