
Journalist & Editor | Commission: @lonelyplanet | Write: @PositiveNewsUK, @Independent, @NatGeo, @Telegraph, @TimeOutLondon | Finalist: @thetimes AA Gill Award
Folkestone and London
Joined January 2013
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Simply offset some of that sweet, hard-earned coin that you’ve dragged from the cold, tense hand of a media mogul (some vulture capitalist busy stacking the company with bad debt) via his weary, long-suffering accountant by giving to charity! Here’s one:
gofund.me/32af2464
I know I haven't been here for a while [side eyes the repo-baby who owns the website] but I am moving across to Bluesky because I don't want to give the world's richest loser another peso.
Come and join me there: bsky.app/profile/danielfahey…
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I am lucky - both to have had my life changed by the men's retreat Men Without Masks, and that my piece about the extraordinary week is FREE TO READ in the Sunday Times. I have never been so affected while reporting a piece of writing.
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Say what you like about me, drag my name through the gutter, but if there’s one thing I know it’s how to live life to the full. Here’s my homemade cheesecake and Christopher Beanland‘s new book, Station.
Like. Subscribe. Clear off.
Affordable freedom. Cheap, low-impact living. Travel. The UK could never rn. Godspeed my ginger hero.
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Cor. Birth4000 by Floating Points is a monster isn’t it? Donna Summer’s ‘I Feel Love’ fed through a techno wringer until it’s as tight as a pair of leather lederhosen.
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Anyone know if you can still take acid if you’re undergoing treatment for a brain tumour? Asking for a friend.
no rapping tonight"
why?
"you rap about ed davey everytime, it's embarrassing"
ok
[after one beer] uh oh y'all it's gettin kinda hazy
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🚨 NEW: The Green Party have pledged an extra £30 billion a year for the NHS and £20 billion for social care by 2030
The policy would be funded by a new tax for the "very richest", with a 1% tax on assets worth over £10 million, and 2% on assets over £1 billion
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