'Casualty' is smashing it every Saturday night at the moment!

Thread: Just a few of the people who have died after being found 'fit for work'. When the Govt, DWP & media speak of 'scroungers', these are the people they are talking about. You decide.

1. Forced onto the work programme, Sheila died without regaining consciousness

4 years ago I did this newsnight interview to raise awareness around children in care being placed in dangerous houses, unregulated accommodation, squalor, bedsits. Young people 15+ left to defend for themselves in a house where you're expected to be independent!! In 2024 and

Dis Policeman Keeps On Kicking Me To Death BBC(1984)

On stage with the great Sebastião Salgado last night after his Sony World Photography Award for ‘outstanding contribution’ to World Photography Organisation 📷
Snapped on my iPhone just as he was telling us why phone photos are not ‘photographs’. He has a point.

Here's Isata Kanneh-Mason , Braimah and me playing on the children’s show Yo Gabba Gabba when we were ages 11, 10, and 9!

Photographer Dorothea Lange with her camera in California, 1938 whose work humanized the consequences of the Great Depression and influenced the development of documentary photography #WomensArt

'The Artist's Mother.' (1924) Mark Gertler's painting of his mother Golda dominates the portrait just as she did family life. Her close relationship to her youngest son is illustrated by her strong and recurring presence in his portraiture; here his skill, technique, and ability

'Still life with a Frying Pan,' (1947) contains the essential elements of abstraction for which William Scott became renowned. Skirting warily the domains of abstraction and representational art, as his style developed, Scott remained, in his own words, an individualist. His

View from the studio window of Georgia O'Keeffe, 1960 by photographer Laura Gilpin #WomensArt

Year 2 performing ‘Steam Train Trip’ by Michael Rosen 💙💙🎓🎓 ❤️ we love exploring different types of poetry #stbernadettesenglish

Always good to know where the action is ! The view from my #hotel window ☺️ #worldoutsideyourwindow #livemusic #Wroclaw #Poland ❤️🙌🏼

'The Young Orphan' (1884) William Merritt Chase has been described as a painter’s painter, typified in his artistic style by exact detail and an interest in the formal qualities of painting. More so than any other genre, his portraiture exemplifies his status as such an artist

Yinka Shonibare in the Nigerian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. These are terracotta facsimiles of all the Benin bronzes stolen by the British army and now scattered about Britain’s museums. Especially the British Museum itself. Pyramid of shame!

43 years ago, 48 young people went to a nightclub in Artane & never came home.

Anyone who grew up on the Northside in the 1980s remembers that day. It’s disgraceful the families have had to fight for decades for justice.

But today, finally, we start to see #JFT48 .

#Stardust

Year 1 are thoroughly enjoying their new @clpe poetry unit. We began with the delightful poem ‘The Rhythm of Life' by Michael Rosen 💙💙🎓🎓, and we had a lot of fun performing it

We are devastated to confirm that Anthony Williams, a founding member of Windrush Lives, has passed away. Anthony was a committed member of this group to the end, and drew on his horrific experience to help others in the same position as him. (1/3)

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Oh Jackie Kay of course your next book of new poems is called Mayday. It has me in tears on the first poem and now I have just read 'A Life in Protest' and Jackie Kay I am moved again to happy tears. What a book! I can't wait to hear the world welcome it on 25th April.

On the 5th of March there was a third IPP stakeholder meeting with HMPPS. During this meeting we raised a number of concerns regarding psychology within prisons, communication with those serving IPP sentences, transfers, parole delays and lack of data around key areas.

'The Dancing Lesson.' (1898) Proclaimed 'the greatest woman painter of modern times,' by William Merritt Chase, Cecilia Beaux led a fascinating and unconventional life, rising from a difficult childhood in Philadelphia to a triumphant entry into the male-dominated art worlds of