This is a great move. Thank you, Sadiq Khan theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/m…

No. £billions of cuts to education - my city average £450 per child last year alone - is what damages children's education. This 'advice' as about as trustworthy as the WW1 recruitment posters, wholesome adventures in north France National Education Union Kevin Courtney theguardian.com/education/2020…

Literally, unable to run the country.

#DailyMailWantsTeachersDead

The English language needs some new words for unfeasibly useless, hopelessly catastrophic, unbelievable incompetence. As snow to Inuits, so utter shitshowers to Brits. Kids, back to school when even the centres of medicine are in this state? Kevin Courtney theguardian.com/world/2020/may…

Your monthly reminder: Covid 19 is bad, but it's a storm in a teacup compared to what is coming due to climate change. You know it, we know it, everyone who's paying attention knows it. Let's rebuild society in a way that works. Hit the reset, let's do things differently.

#JustFollowingTheScience

Let's hold the line against the pandemic and protect each other, regardless of what this useless government says and does.

Brush pens, love ‘em. Eyebrows, though. Not a patch on #BunnyvsMonkey

Michael Dougan is rocking here. And David Allen Green, a voice of sanity. I think they’re all you need - no, I’m wrong: even Molly Scott Cato sounds furious and let me tell you that Quakers rarely vent. Intelligent mindfulness is their usual style, not cutting anger.

Me: really wondering when I can see my friends and family or get back to dancing and the theatre. Government: how about some non-essential shopping? Me: what do you think I’ve done online for the past two months?

Imagine what the UK’s pandemic response would have been like without Dom Cummings’ ‘astonishing‘ foresight.

Some people have just discovered what some other people have known, and tried to tell them, since before 2016. Boris Johnson is a lazy opportunist puppet without a shred of concern for anyone except Boris Johnson. He’s practically the bot we accused Theresa May of being.

This.

"This crisis in childcare has largely been ignored by the government – until it could be used as a convenient excuse for its advisers to break the rules, that is." - Tulip Siddiq on how working families have long struggled with childcare independent.co.uk/voices/boris-j…

Despite a peaceful demonstration of 10,000 in one city (no arrests according to local police reported by Guardian news yesterday), this scenario suggests strongly that the rent-a-thugs were literally brought in to force limits on human rights in the UK. theguardian.com/world/2020/jun…