It's actually sad. I used to genuinely support the BBC news division, and know great reporters who work their, but they aren't the "impartial/balanced" news source they are meant to be. Reporting on migration, trans etc is distinctly skewed towards right wing rhetoric over facts.

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remember this next time you hear the phrase "Russia hoax"

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i don't want to do sciences vs humanities discourse, honestly, but it is so often asserted that humanities writing is needlessly verbose and badly expressed, and that science writing is clear and to-the-point, and based on my experience this afternoon on PubMed that is absolutely not true at all

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60 years ago today 144 people died in the Welsh village of Aberfan when a colliery spoil tip collapsed onto them. 109 of those were children attending the village school. A tragedy that broke hearts, which remain broken now. The strength and courage shown by that community is an example to us all.

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All pubs should have a crafty nook for 1

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