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On the anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, we thought we'd answer a question that's often asked, "If they raised the Mary Rose, why not raise the Titanic?" Allow our scaled diagram to explain...

Not enjoying the JD Vance piece on #r4today.. “There was a strong sense he sees Britain as something rather different from Europe, wasn’t there?” Of course. We’re much more desperate and exploitable on our own. Stop looking for a ‘special relationship’ in the fake flattery of ugly nationalists.

Some day it would be wonderful if Labour’s ’Brexit betrayal’ actually did begin.

Trump is playing it by the book. Don’t let him finish it.

“The time for sternly worded rebukes is over” says his sternly worded rebuke Our hero

A ruthless GOP and complacent Democratic Party allowed 4 to happen over multiple administrations.

Emergency video: it’s time to start making plans. Either the house steps up to defend the constitution, or our generation does. adamkinzinger.substack.com/p/emergency-...

All done under the guise of "protecting children's physical and moral development" when really it's just Bigotry www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Fascism is happening in front of your eyes. You can call it that or not - I don't give a fuck - but that is what it is.

January 6th 2021 was the day.

Trump is defying a 9-0 Supreme Court ruling against him. The Constitutional Crisis is no longer some abstract idea, it's right here staring us in the face.

As I watch Starmer tear up Labour's prospects by attacking people in poverty, abusing those who care about the living world and appeasing the ultra-rich, I feel the same sense of dislocation as I did before the Iraq War. Anyone can see the disaster coming, except, apparently, the government.

5 Emigrate

Why do you think musk has been given the virtual keys to the records

Or you can call it what it is: a coup

This is the end of the rule of law.

Ok, but what is he supposed to offer and in return for what? And how do we know what is agreed today will hold tomorrow?

Maybe not but it scars all the same

And did you question that assertion?

Steve Bray cleared of "noisy protest" charges www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Documents reveal Trump’s plan to gut funding for Nasa and climate science “This proposal will cost lives. When a room full of doctors tell you that it’s cancer, firing the doctors does not cure you.” #climatecrisis Story by @gabriellecanon.bsky.social www.theguardian.com/science/2025...

Yep. Completely.

Counterpoint: as an entirety, the NHS can support research through data access *and* look at how to improve how the NHS functions. It's a bit like complaining the NHS estates function doesn't do much surgery...

An arresting headline and a *very* carefully written post which serves to mislead. Assura doesn't own *any* NHS hospitals, and the NHS never owned *any* of the GP surgery buildings Assura owns. The implication here is that the NHS should become the landlord for these GPs - but using what money?