Hwæt The F**k should surely be the headline here.
Beyond the clickbait anti-woke headline, there's an interesting story here about the term 'Anglo-Saxon' and how it's been used. I suspect there's more to this debate than we get here, though.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/05/0…

Essential reading for the A level!

Why are English football clubs called things like Albion, Vale, Villa, Hotspur, Wanderers or MK Dons?
The answer is here:
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

One for The Accentism Project

A post for scallywags, cads and nitwits. Oh, and bampots too.
indy100.com/news/british-i…

CPD for your whole department. Access for the whole term. Loads of resources. Amazing value. Look out for details of our new webinar package soon!

For flips sake. theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

Wise words. I'm of the opinion that if you insist on a less/fewer distinction, you should be forced to also use mo/more, like in the old days.

I do have a soft spot for a classic ‘apostrophes on street signs’ news story. They pop up every couple of years in a different part of the country and are always good value. Yorkshire apostrophe fans demand road signs with nowt taken out theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

Great to see Leeds staying very much on-message for what should have been the last day of the season 😕

Oh look! It's a doom-laden prediction of dialect death.
archive.today/4g9PL