Are there any 18th Century Studies members out there living in or near Edinburgh who might be interested in reviewing a forthcoming "George IV, Style & Society" exhibition at Holyrood Palace for the Fine & Decorative Arts section of Criticks?

Lovely adaptation of Manon Steffan Ros’s Blue Book of Nebo on bbcr tonight. The actors are perfect.

for classically cut suits and sports coats, your trousers should have some relationship to your jacket so there is a coherent silhouette. here is what i mean

As I say, some punchlines write themselves.

I complained here some time ago that I was drowning in the amount of times I saw the word "immersive" used to describe art, poetry and music projects. However, it was worth them all to see its deployment here, courtesy of Private Eye.

Sadly, in the early hours of Tuesday 7 May, Ely Museum was broken into. Thieves stole the East Cambridgeshire gold torc and a gold bracelet, both dating from the Bronze Age. The police are currently investigating the theft. We will be closed to the public on Wednesday 8 May.

Peter Reavill (officially marvellous) thetimes.co.uk/article/bronze… @Archeonationale Dominique Garcia photos in thread of what was stolen⏬🧵

Y p'nawn 'ma am 5 - mae'n bleser o'r mwyaf i mi dreulio awr yng nghwmni Dei Tomos ar Radio Cymru wrth i ni gwrdd â nifer o ddeallusion a chymeriadau'r cwm a thrafod hanes syfrdanol y Rhondda. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

The biggest story today is that the then-Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice was a direct witness to a criminal attempt to pervert the course of justice, and covered it up for four years because it involved one of his political allies.

I'm so happy for him this was caught on camera loooooool

To celebrate half term, VICTORIAN NAME OF THE WEEK! Fanny Plant (1817-1887)

Truth! Justice! Freedom! #TerryPratchett #Discworld

Happy to answer this question. What is so beautiful about a man wearing a fishnet veil and what appears to be an overcoat woven of shredded garbage bags? 🧵

Is that.. a cat in full armour?

I'm arming the pixies.

every other library in north liverpool has permanently closed or had its hours halved because of austerity. spellow was more than a library, it was a warm, safe place for the community. for vulnerable people to access services. to get food bank vouchers! an unconscionable loss