Guy Longworth
Naive, nonstop, peep-peep twitter of chicks in dismal crates late, late at night, on a desolate frost-bedimmed station platform @philoswarwick @aristotweets
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I Believe In Love
I Believe In Love, a song by Pat Longo on Spotify
Guy Longworth
Pat Longo - I Believe In Love #MusicalBox
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Peace Go With You Brother (As-Salaam-Alaikam) (-)
Peace Go With You Brother (As-Salaam-Alaikam) (-), a song by Gil Scott-Heron on Spotify
Italian health minister claims Boris Johnson told his leader the UK plan was ‘herd immunity’
An Italian health minister has claimed that Boris Johnson told the European country’s prime minister he was initially looking at a ‘herd immunity’ approach to the coronavirus.
Self-help for child sex thoughts up 50%
Number of people seeking help for sexual thoughts about children doubled during lockdown – UK charity.
The Original Star Wars Trilogy Adapted into a 14-Hour Radio Drama by NPR (1981-1996)
When it opened in 1977, Star Wars revived the old-fashioned swashbuckling adventure film. Within a few years, National Public Radio made a bet that it could do the same for the radio drama.
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The most vulnerable have been told they can now go out. But where is the evidence behind this U-turn, asks Guardian columnist Frances Ryan
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Housing secretary has admitted “unlawfully” signing off a 1,500-home development by publishing magnate Richard Desmond.
Covid-19: Questions of conscience and duty for scientific advisers
England is abandoning lockdown and possibly hope of containing a second wave of covid-19. From 1 June schools will open to children other than those of key workers. Outdoor markets and car showrooms will reopen. In two weeks, it will be the turn of...
EU has no legal duty to give UK trade privileges, document says
Paper concludes EU does not have to offer privileges given to others in previous deals
The government has taken a big risk reopening schools this early
When the measures to ease lockdown were announced on 7 May, they were billed by the Daily Express as the "first steps to freedom", but statistics quoted in today's papers show that the reopening of schools has been met not with elation but unease. A...
‘Social licence’ required to reboot international intake
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Boris Johnson claims he has never told a lie during his entire political career
'He was sacked twice for lying. So when he says he has never lied, he’s literally lying,' says Jo Swinson
Schools expect half of pupils will stay home as year groups return
Many parents sceptical about return of reception, year 1 and year 6 in England during coronavirus crisis
How a decade of privatisation and cuts exposed England to coronavirus
Government reliance on private contractors follows dramatic changes to local councils and public services
Care homes mentioned only twice in five months of Sage minutes
Scientific advisory group discussed care homes only twice according to newly published minutes
The silence of the chief scientists is worrying and deeply political
In the astonishing UK government update on the pandemic on the evening of Thursday 28 May, we watched the relationship between government and science collapse before our eyes. Much of the media coverage has focused on Boris Johnson’s muzzling of his...
Trip by Boris Johnson Aide Thrusts 192-Year-Old Magazine Into Uproar
A senior editor of The Spectator did not disclose in an article that her husband, Dominic Cummings, had taken a 260-mile trip that breached the nation’s stay-at-home order.
Dominic Cummings was ‘spotted on riverside path in Barnard Castle’
Witnesses in Barnard Castle claimed last week to have spotted Dominic Cummings, the prime minister’s chief adviser, walking outside shops and along a woodland trail beside the River Tees.The alleged