Just need everyone to know that the Belgium men's soccer team has new jerseys based on the art of Rene Magritte and this is the official photo shoot
Doug Mack
This is an amazing question and also an amazing answer.
The comments underneath David Gauke's typically sensible piece are the usual racist mess – including a conspiracy theory about Henry Nowak's parents having been cajoled by the government into pretending they weren't angry about his death. They always sink lower than you imagine.
Very sad news... R.I.P. Marjane Satrapi! www.euronews.com/culture/2026...
Robert Hanks
Courtney Milan
kuš!
Ah yes, the "Thdpsssps"
Video
Solomon
Apparently they were ethically fine when he started working there, and he left when that changed. 🤔
"Pressure on state system" – a system struggling with falling pupil numbers. These people aren't remotely interested in the facts.
Good piece - contains a link to a Police Professional piece by Tony Thompson that is really worth your time also:
Side note: if Andy Burnham becomes PM, he'll be the first one educated at Cambridge since Stanley Baldwin, who matriculated in 1885.
Robert Hanks
Robert Hanks
Yiannis
A long and upsetting but illuminating thread (well worth reading but consider headspace)
This from @stephenkb.bsky.social deserves to be widely seen. It's the most clear-eyed take on the tragic events that led to Henry Nowak's death that I've seen. 'What his murder does - and does not - tell us about policing'.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4Jo...
Meta’s former head of global affairs says executives pivoted right in some cases for ‘rather more self-interested’ reasons
Silicon Valley companies including Meta have decided to embrace Maga politics, some for “rather more self-interested” reasons, the former UK deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has said.
Clegg, who spent nearly seven years at Meta as the head of global affairs, told The Rest is Money podcast that it felt like “a very good time for me to move on” when he left the company in March 2025, three months into the second Trump administration. Continue reading...
I love how they’ve now resorted to using total pupil numbers rather than a percentage to make it sound bigger and 30,000 still doesn’t sound very big at all.
Dr Jo Kershaw
This kind of thinking seeps into their mental model of unis too. Since a lot of senior MPs went to Oxbridge (or even just Oxford), they imagine, say, debate is a large part of the experience when 1) most unis don't have a debating union 2) most students don't attend a single extracurricular event.