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Greetings if there are any 2022 SLO fans left. I didnt make product in 2021 til Xmas. I have really rediscovered how much it means to me and users! You'll be getting more updates this Winter x

Intensely brave - the one Dr, the worried wife the stacked ambulances and this poor, cold, scared patient freshly blind and so exhausted. I love the NHS - but i am ashamed about the funding crises ...

Today on World Press Freedom Day, we remember the journalists who have lost their lives in the pursuit of public good, and remind governments of their duty to respect and uphold the right to freedom of expression.

These stunning photograph, which looks like a glorious late evening sky with dashes of pink and purple, is actually a picture of Japan’s largest wisteria whose foliage covers 1,990 square meters and it's 150 years old [read more: bit.ly/2nXQ9gX]

Please watch and share. This is far too true for anyone to feel comfortable.Our Democracy is in deep trouble.

This might be the most powerful vox pop I've ever seen

Word of the day is Zugzwang [tzoog-tzwung]: a situation in chess (and life) in which a move must be made, but each possible one will make the situation worse.

Liz Truss elected to lead the country by 81,326 votes. Postal workers voting for strike action 85,100. Remember that when they come at unions about democracy in the coming days.

I haz never seen such a hairy cute!

@dunlin57 The disgrace of hungry school children and subsidised dining in Parliament. Until all children have free school meals as standard, there should be no subsidised food for politicians.

The wealthy and corporations need to pay more tax - Tax Justice UK taxjustice.uk/1/post/2022/10…

Well said Mr D

The Conservative Party is unfit to govern. 12 years of failure, 5 Prime Ministers, and working people paying the price. We need a General Election now.

NEW: Conservative MP for Christchurch Sir Christopher Chope has called for a general election because the party is "ungovernable".

A quick reminder of the wonderful ‘flenched’ from Scots, used to describe weather (or life) that looks likely to improve, but never actually does.

Word of the day is a reminder of ‘sparple’ (14th century): to deflect attention from one thing by making a big deal of something else entirely.

🚨NEW: MPs to receive £2440 pay rise from April. Will see them earning £86,584. No money for nurses, teachers and other public sector workers though!

Insulated homes lower bills and tackle the climate crisis. I could save £960 with an insulated home and a heat pump. Sir Jeremy Hunt MP Bill Wiggin the Spring Statement must make homes warmer now! act.gp/3lIvDBS

🚨 | NEW: Rishi Sunak has been fact-checked by Twitter on his own Tweet for lying about Labour not wanting him to attend NATO