I am sorting my dashcam footage from last couple of month and got to my car journey from Glasgow to Helsinki and I thought it can show you nicely what Brexit means (a small 🧵)

It really is like a parody account. Incredible.

Black Gate by Stephen Jeffrey (b.1959)

Prospect from an Attic, Eric Ravilious, 1932. It depicts a view from Brick House, Great Bardfield in #Essex. The original artwork is in the collection of Scarborough Museums and Galleries.

Brittany, France early 20thc, women making 'picot bigouden' a form of intricate and complex crochet linking to Irish crochet #WomensArt

NEW: A cute little magazine profile I found on Suella Braverman. Braverman on Xi, Xanax and Xenophobia.

ITV should now pay whatever it takes to have Dominic Cummings dropped in as one of the secret celebs half way through

Who had Giant Killer Christmas Baubles on their 2022 crisis bingo card?

Why does anyone pay any attention to what these rags print? From ⁦Private Eye Magazine⁩

Traffic police booth, Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, 1967.

Brexit mitigation powers used for first time to protect Scots drinking water scotsman.com/news/politics/…

“My semi-retirement will still be culturally richer and more dynamic than some spunky buck wannabe half my age. I won’t be going to any Yoga retreats or meditation pools that’s for sure.” Northern Powerhouse: An Interview With ACID_KLAUS tquiet.us/3FxsxZc Jim Ottewill

Helensburgh Upper Station on the West Highland Line. (1979) Pic: David Christie

Wondering which of the many Mastodon apps to use, if you’re making the jump? This transponderings.blog/2022/05/21/eig… looks at eight options. (It’s six months old now and I have no idea if the apps reviewed here have changed in the meantime)

I’d forgotten how brilliant this clip is. Nearly wet myself. Anyway, I’m not sure I want to know what a danceflap is.

From Zoë Schiffer and I, an account of one of the most chaotic days in Twitter’s history. We’re making it free for everyone to read because we think the whole story needs to be told. platformer.news/p/inside-the-t…

Look what we’ve just acquired!🙌 Marriage Feast at Cana, 1953, remade 1968, 104 x 95 cm Alasdair drew this piece whilst a student on holiday in Italy organised by The Glasgow School of Art Faces were taken from sculptures & tempera paintings he saw in Italian museums & from his fellow art students.

Graffiti artist Banksy is basically encouraging his followers to shoplift the GUESS on Regent Street after they used his artwork without permission 👀