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STORY Kemi Badenoch bills taxpayers for nearly £3,000 worth of electricity bills for second home www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

The guy with this sign has my favorite kind of old guy energy

this is what police are training to do at Cop City — screenshot from their promotional video about “crowd control”

Every single time

Friends! Today is #FathersDay  and I would like to send love to our Dad, our Grandpa, and all the wonderful Dads and Grandads out there. I would also like to honour our own Baby Dog, who stepped up when the Kittens needed a Father Figure. The love he has for them is unlike any love I’ve ever seen ❤️

Listening to an interview of a woman whose husband was taken by ICE. It’s very like the family stories I heard about Kristallnacht, but without the broken glass, and spread out rather than on one day. People desperate to get family members back but no idea how, and opposition at every point.

BREAKING: Sir Keir Starmer has dragged the RAF into World War III without a parliamentary vote because he really does not want you to know what he was doing with those Ukrainian models x

No, this isn't an Ai image of Ukraine's President Zelensky as Emperor Nero - it's is a genuine autochrome of cosplayers recreating a Classical vignette in Belgium in 1912, taken in colour by Alfonse van Besten 113 years ago. I've cleaned-it up for you, but it is original colour, not colourised.

Happy Obama Appreciation Day!

This assassin is all but caught. They aren't telling us who he is, but they know.

The Americans who can't have healthcare can't wait to fight another war for Israel www.normalisland.co.uk/p/americans-...

“If all you hear today is the whisper of your own hope, let it be enough to carry you forward—softly, steadily, bravely.

Corot's France is a melancholically beautiful place, wan and silvery. He was anything but an avant-garde artist, though he championed Gustave Courbet and was himself celebrated by the poet Charles Baudelaire. This work 'Les maisons Cabassud à Ville d'Avray,' dates from 1840.

Well, which is it Bibi? I call bullshit.

Even if it doesn't rain tomorrow evening it will be about 90 degrees with near 100% humidity. You enjoy that parade folks.

Friends! Who has had a Stressful Week and needs some #MalcysMindfulMoments to start the weekend? I love it when Mum and I sneak out into the Garden in the Very Early Morning and spend some quiet time together. We admire the roses (flourishing this year), listen to the birds, and watch the sun rise.

"Farmers at Rest" - this autochrome by the brothers Auguste & Louis Lumière was taken around 120 years ago. I have cleaned & enhanced this beautiful study of farmers, resting by their cottage in France. It is original colour taken between 1904-7, and is not colourised.

Night night sweet dreamies Pause before self-criticism and ask, "Would I say this to a friend?" Be gentle with yourself

I decided as a fetus.

Big wood pasture creation project we are working on with a brilliant landowner Mixture of regen grazing and habitat restoration

'Chadding in Mount's Bay,' was Stanhope Forbes' principal contribution to the Royal Academy summer exhibition in 1902. One of the enduring qualities of his work throughout a 70-year career is the faithful recording of Cornwall and Cornish life.

Ecologically illiterate, cruel and self-serving industry propaganda, channelled uncritically by the BBC. So much for informed reporting. So much for impartiality. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

The plunder of our seas by industrial fishing is a monstrosity in which almost everyone unwittingly collaborates. For decades this truth has been deliberately hidden from us. Now at last the consensus is cracking. This week's column. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

BREAKING: Benjamin Netanyahu plans to bravely hide in an underground facility with human shields above him. Just so you know, that sort of thing is only bad when Hamas does it ♥️

'Meadow Stream.' (c1916) Elioth Gruner was one of Australia's most popular and sucessful painters of the inter-war years who explored the power of painting contre-jour, directly into the sunlight; this is a typically modest image but one with remarkable vision.

#NowWatching Off to catch Peter Mitchell: Nothing Last Forever at The Photographers Gallery. If you're in central London over the next few days try and catch it. thephotographersgallery.org.uk/whats-on/pet...

Israel has a right to defend itself against peace talks that were about to succeed www.normalisland.co.uk/p/israel-has...

Clouds, 1897, John Singer Sargent

The FC has incorrectly referred to today as TTTT We regret to inform you that it is, in fact, Fish For Tea Friday. This error, combined with the superstitions surrounding Friday the 13th, has caused significant disruption to Meownselves schedule, and breakfast expectations

I just couldn't take it any more. Not Safe For Work.

Remember, everything Netanyahu does is to keep himself out of prison. For the sake of one crook's liberty, tens of thousands of people have been murdered, and now a possible full-scale war has been provoked. Israel must rise up and unseat him.

Outrageous! The Trump administration's manhandling of Senator @AlexPadilla is a stark reminder of their blatant disregard for democracy and the rule of law. Lawmakers must condemn this unacceptable behavior and demand accountability!

Friends! At Bedtime every night, Ron runs and hides, and Mum has to find him and coax him out. It’s not hard to find him (he always hides in the same place!) but it’s always a challenge to get him out. Percy and Cleo won’t go to bed without him. Mum says it’s like dealing with toddlers again!

Clarice Beckett’s 'Sandringham Beach,' (1933) is a modern scene depicted from a cliff looking down onto a beach. Captured in the glare of a summer's day, the compacted sand shimmers with the heat of the sun; the beach huts are the most solid aspects of the composition.

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I recently gave my first major political speech of this campaign season to retire Lauren Boebert. Like, share, follow, pitch in if you can. LET'S GO!!

'Interior with a Chair,' belongs to series of pictures of interiors painted by Francis Cadell in the early part of the second decade of the 20thC; a time when he was experimenting with contrasts of colour and the reflection of light on different surfaces.

Tea boy duties before we batten down the hatches for thunderstorms due later Could I put a request in for blue top milk next time?

Order your beautiful print: duille.com/blackthorn "Blackthorn". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1910.