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bazbt3 🦣

Our oldest daughter is now an 'adult' as far as Apple's family accounts thingy is concerned. We had a party, during which I poured some #prosecco - the first time any of us have ever tried it.

What's the appeal‽

We're #British

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Mark

#NHS cancer patients denied life-saving drugs due to #Brexit costs, report finds

Exclusive: Britons found to have ‘lost out’ while rest of #Europe benefits from golden age of research and treatments

#British #cancer patients are being denied life-saving drugs and trials of revolutionary treatments are being derailed by the red tape and extra costs brought on by Brexit, a leaked report warns.

theguardian.com/science/2025/a

The Guardian · NHS cancer patients denied life-saving drugs due to Brexit costs, report findsBy Andrew Gregory
#BrexitBenefits#RejoinEU#SaveOurNHS
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MikeDunnAuthor

Today in Labor History April 21, 1834: 30,000 workers marched for the freedom of six trade unionists who were transported to Australia from Tolpuddle, Britain. The Tolpuddle struggle, which began in 1832, marked the beginning of British trade unionism. The workers were fighting for the repeal of the “Combination Laws,” which outlawed the formation of unions. The Tolpuddle Martyrs were pardoned in 1836, thanks to the popular protests.

The Tolpuddle Martyrs' Museum. By Stephen McKay, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1178017
#workingclass#LaborHistory#Tolpuddle
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Grant Denkinson

#Exhibition Launch: The Empire's Old Clothes by whatsthebigmistry
Thursday 24 April 2025, 5pm - 7pm Attenborough Arts, #Leicester #uk “a short non-linear film which challenges the insidious myths and propaganda around the ‘#British #Empire’ and draws on influences, aesthetics and politics from Indian and Afro-Futurism, queer culture and experiences of ableism and racism in post-Empire Brexit-Britain.” attenborougharts.ticketsolve.c

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🍄💀Shye Strange💀🍄

For any of my #American friend's here who liked #Adolescence, I would like to recommend the movie 'This is England' (2006), and it's spin-off TV show.

mubi.com/en/films/this-is-engl

The original British skinhead movement were whites rejecting long haired hippies, and instead integrating black music and culture into theirs. But. In the early 80's, Nazism corrupted skinhead youth and took it over....

This movie is a drama about a very young teen coming into skinhead culture at this time, and is conflicted by the two opposing views.

One of the main characters, a Nazi skinhead, is played by Stephen Graham, who also plays the dad in Adolesence - which an American audience might also recognise as playing Al Copone on HBO's Boardwalk Empire.

If you like 'This is England', then also consider the movie 'Dead Man's Shoes' by the same writer / director.

#british#TV#drama
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