Dr Julie Doughty
@juliedoughty.bsky.social
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lawyer (retired solicitor; academic). Live in Wales now, although still Australian. Child law; media law. Legal blogger in family courts for The Transparency Project www.transparencyproject.org.uk (contact me there as I don't receive DMs on Bluesky)
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bearlypolitics.co.uk
So, the plan is to cut English, the arts, and sociology - the degrees that actually study culture - while on another part of your platform claiming to “defend” British culture.

It’s performance nationalism with a reading age of seven.
Badenoch: Curb students taking 'rip-off' degrees such as English
The performing arts, sociology and anthropology are among the subjects the Conservatives would like to cut
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durham.ac.uk
Professor @claremcglynn.bsky.social from our Law School played a key role in a deepfake sexual abuse case.

Her expert evidence helped secure a major penalty of over £220,000, recognising the serious harm caused by sharing fake explicit images.

Read more: durham.ac.uk/news-events/...
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there was one about PhD students at Warwick I also found too depressing. Bournville, Mr Wilder, and The Proof are all terrific
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ooh look forward to reading this. I hated House of Sleep (donated to Oxfam). Loved The Rain... although disturbing
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Birmingham is the largest local authority in Europe, I was told a while back, so it's bound to have very diverse demands and resources
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like an evil version of Sesame Street
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ipso.co.uk
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barristersecret.bsky.social
This is a lie.

There are many criticisms you might sensibly and truthfully make of the Sentencing Council and the Sentencing Guidelines. I’ve been making them for years.

But this is an outright lie. Pure fabrication. A fraud on the public.
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ICYMI - helpful summary of Wolfson's advice on UK leaving the ECHR. Am assuming accurate as I'm not going to read its 184 pages myself! Sterling work by @joshuarozenberg.bsky.social
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The next Conservative government will take the UK out of the ECHR and repeal the Human Rights Act. Kemi Badenoch announced her decision after taking advice from Lord Wolfson of Tredegar KC, who had warned her that withdrawal would not be a “silver bullet”.

rozenberg.substack.com/p/how-uk-cou...
How UK could leave ECHR
Withdrawal would allow EU to end criminal law enforcement co-operation
rozenberg.substack.com
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unforgettable in Nicholas Nickleby, also memorable in American Werewolf in London
anothercinna.bsky.social
At the RSC, a superb Banquo, hilarious Dr. Pinch, Subtle & Fainall; but at his peak as a dark and deep Ralph Nickleby. RIP John Woodvine, so well spoken, such a measured presence on stage.
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legislation in Wales is now in place to exclude profit-making care providers
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ianfraser.bsky.social
Dr Christopher Rudge, law lecturer at the University of Sydney, says the report that Deloitte prepared for Australia's Department of Employment and Workplace Relations contained “hallucinations” because of an initially undisclosed use of generative AI. Now the government is getting its money back.
Deloitte to pay money back to Albanese government after using AI in $440,000 report
Partial refund to be issued after several errors were found in a report into a department’s compliance framework
www.theguardian.com
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I think one of the major problems is how long it's taking Filton defendants to go to trial, so discussion is limited by contempt of court restrictions
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sorry for creating misunderstanding
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I didn't mean I have kept myself ignorant of their actions, but that something's wrong when 100s of people think they are supporting peaceful protest. If a group is proscribed I do think gov is obliged to make public aware why
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Cooper hasn't made that clear to the public at all
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when my daughter was small she begged to watch Neighbours as older children did & was disappointed it was just 'people sitting down on sofas and getting up again'
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relieved to learn this cringey stuff was made up and not actually said or written by Patricia Routledge
mjrobbins.com
It’s also beyond insane that the Independent are quoting ChatGPT slop from a completely random blog that went viral, including factual errors about her life, and pretending that Routledge wrote it.
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I guess so, meeting via zoom as well, should work