Thousands of disabled people ‘will get £2,800 a year less under universal credit’.

7 in 10 working-age families eligible for means-tested benefit support will be worse off.

As usual govt hurts the poor, increasing hunger, homelessness, ill-health.
theguardian.com/society/2024/a…

What do these corporations have in common?

Netflix
Ford
Tesla
T-Mobile
Duke Energy
DISH Network
Metlife
Dominion Energy
United States Steel

In recent years, they all paid their execs more than they paid in taxes.

This is what a corporate-rigged system looks like.

More sun in our web gallery - henni.photo/Edinburgh/The-…

Posted again just for you duckrabbit 😎

Whata bizarre response from Laura kuenssberg . O'farrell makes important points about how the news is constructed & editorial choices of apparently 'serious ' broadcasters are being shaped by tabloids & she makes some random comment about the police not being pussycats 😳🐈 #bias

I fucking knew it.

London from St Paul's Cathedral as it looked in August 1942 by Wolf Suschitzky. It is easy to forget just how fragile and precious peace is.

I'm not going to listen but it’s incomprehensible to me that BBC News (UK) has produced a thirty two minute program:

'Did Angela Rayner break the law?'

Batshit crazy.

Nailed something here 👇👇👇👏👏👏

I haven’t had a single thought about the new movie “Civil War,” but the New York Times says my thoughts about it are wrong.
Headlines like this are so annoying.

Elizabeth Catlett's artwork of Harriet Tubman, 1953, an abolitionist who led hundreds of enslaved people to freedom. During the US Civil War she was a Union army armed scout, liberating 700 slaves in S.Carolina. She continued to serve her people until death in 1913 #WomensArt

ALLY-SHIP IN ACTION.

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Ashley James

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Finally done !! Wow quite an intense afternoon. Bloody great teamwork samsonovphotoart📸

Photos look fantastic, well deserved place in the exhibition. 365 what an incredible community. Loads of lovely comments from other photographers there.

Wonderful news: last yr I wrote about Batoor and his heavily-pregnant wife who had been told their baby wouldn't survive unless they were evacuated. They have now been resettled in the UK with their gorgeous baby. Sometimes journalism is a slog. Not today.
theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/d…

EXCL: Rishi Sunak spent £2m of taxpayers' money on focus groups & polling which helped craft messaging on 'eat out to help out' ahead of second Covid wave - despite keeping health chiefs in the dark on £850m scheme
theguardian.com/business/2024/…

In 1981, 12 young men in Bradford were arrested for preparing to defend their community from fascists. 4 decades on, I spoke to them about their trial & the solidarity that helped secure their freedom. The Bradford 12 case was a pivotal moment in British legal history.🧵 #Defiance

Birmingham is so full of iconic historic buildings still. Don't let developers demolish The Electric.
The UK's oldest cinema opened in 1909.
The same period as our wonderful Moseley Rd Baths.
Both are vital to Birmingham's rich story of civic pride.

Wow guys look at that our photography in print, being exhibited, for people to see. I'm so grateful to be part of #Gallery365in2024 and special thanks to all the lovely friends I've made but especially to samsonovphotoart📸 for her strength and passion and