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In Afghanistan, over 28 million people face starvation, while little children like this boy are forced to work on the streets to put bread on the table.
Where is the humanity. This is soul-shattering. We can't stay silent.
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At the moment, the UK feels like when Scar and his mates took over the Pridelands in The Lion King
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Music.👏 Is.👏 Important. We do it so well in this country, and today has proven that in spades, but it starts in schools. We need more music in schools, and to value it more in education. Sublime music making from @wabbey Choir and the Choir of the Chapel Royal today. Bravo all.
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I'm thrilled to launch today my online art dealership for historic art c.1600-1830. I'll be using my expertise as an art historian to offer deeply-researched artworks that tell the stories of their makers, patrons and society. 1/3
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My timeline is now an uninterrupted, rapidly-refreshing column of #welcomehomenazanin, with really lovely-sounding people talking about how much they admire Nazanin, & how happy they are she's back with her family. What David Baddiel calls "Quiet Twitter" is making itself heard x
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Dear everyone who thinks there's no such thing as casual violence against women...
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“He wants to stop the count in Pennsylvania, but he wants to keep the count going in Arizona.”
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If you’re a Tory MP, you sold Johnson’s ‘oven ready’ deal to your constituents. In many places, that helped you win. Now you tell them what? The deal’s bad? You lied? You didn’t read it? You didn’t understand it? Breaking international law is no biggie?
Seriously WTF do you say?
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This is amazing. God, it feels like the last scene of a film. Statue of Black Lives Matter protestor who helped topple the Colston statue has now replaced the Colston statue: theguardian.com/world/2020/j…
