Meg Howarth
@howarthm.bsky.social
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☀️ Campaigner. 🕊️⚖️ Philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The point is to change it 🕊️⚖️ In order to do so we must understand and change ourselves ☀️
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Hi Mabel! I can't vote, sorry, as I live across the (eastern) pond but I wanted you to know that I support you 🦴
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🚨🚨 #CSA

Excellent report! Thanks @cathynewman.bsky.social and all participants 🙏🏼

@axrenton.bsky.social #ICYMI
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Exclusive: A Channel 4 News investigation reveals shocking allegations the author of The Penguin Lessons - a memoir turned into a hit film starring Steve Coogan - abused boys at a school in Dorset in the 1970s

📩 Read the full newsletter from Channel 4 News:
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Exclusive: ‘The Penguin Lessons' author accused of historic sexual abuse
Survivors call on Lionsgate to withdraw Steve Coogan film adaptation and for film royalties to be donated to charities, writes Cathy Newman.
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I sat on the Defend our Juries protest as a Jew opposing genocide and antisemitism countering the absurd insult that to oppose genocide is antisemitic. @defendourjuries.bsky.social @andrewfeinstein.bsky.social @owenjones.bsky.social @jewishvoice.bsky.social @zackpolanski.bsky.social
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Tim Crosland offers a first-hand account of his recent treatment by police and reflects on what these escalating clampdowns mean for democracy and justice in the UK.

- @BylineTimes

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Meet the Ex-Goverment Lawyer Arrested under the Terrorism Act...
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howarthm.bsky.social
#NatureMatters

🍃 seeds and plant scraps, trapped underground for more than a century, roared back to life. Peat bogs&wetlands buried under <25ft of dirt/gravel more than a century ago, in an attempt to
pacify the remaining scraps of wild around what is now one of North America’s largest cities🍃
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@tpfilmclub.bsky.social Are you finally back at The Star, in Chester Road? Ages since I've been but hoping to return soon. Thanks 📽️
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Which co-founder (there were several according to @wikipedia.org? Rishi Sunak's father-in-law 🤔
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Infosys - Wikipedia
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tomflood.bsky.social
An adult driver angry at a child they hit with their car.

Our car culture summed up in one video.
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Police in Airdrie, Alberta (just north of Calgary) say this driver hit a 17-year-old girl in a marked crosswalk, got out of the vehicle, and appeared to get upset at the teenager before driving away.

They released this video and are now trying to identify the driver.
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resfoundation.bsky.social
Wealth gaps between families at the top of the wealth distribution and those in the middle reached £1.3 million in 2020-22.

This gap increased by £17,000 between 2018-20 and 2020-22.

Read more aboult what's been happening to wealth: buff.ly/Ya8kInK
Chart showing absolute gap between average family wealth per adult within each wealth decile and average wealth for the fifth decile: GB
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timothysnyder.bsky.social
Our authoritarianism is run on clichés borrowed from the Eastern Europe of twenty years ago. Paid protestors, disloyal cities, evil Soros, vast conspiracies — it was all tiresome then and there, and now it’s pathetic.
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Trump: "They're, like, insurrectionists, they're terrible people. But you really wonder why. Why are they doing it? What are they gaining? Other than they're obviously paid. They're paid a lot of money."
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resfoundation.bsky.social
🚨 New research published today

'Before the fall' looks at what has happened to the distribution of household wealth in Britain and the impact on families.

Read it here 👉 buff.ly/Ya8kInK
Senior Economist Molly Broome: 
"Wealth gaps in Britain are now so large that a typical full-time employee saving all their earnings across their entire working life would still not be able to reach the top of the wealth ladder. These gaps are doubly concerning as wealth mobility in Britain is low – people that start life wealthy tend to stay wealthy, and vice versa.
Rising house prices and changes in the value of pension promises account for most of the growth in wealth gaps since the early 2010s, rather than any active behaviour on the part of individuals, such as buying homes or acquiring new assets.
Soaring wealth and an acute need for more revenue has prompted fresh talk of wealth taxes ahead of the Budget next month. But with property and pensions now representing 80 per cent of the growing bulk of household wealth, we need to be honest that higher wealth taxes are likely to fall on pensioners, Southern homeowners or their families, rather than just being paid by the super-rich."