Peppa Pig and prolonged pauses – it is, I think, time to start worrying about the prime minister.
At the end of this speech, in an interview with ITV, the interviewer, having watched the speech, and gauged the audience’s reaction, saw fit to pose the following question: “Is everything OK, prime minister?”
Listening to Raise The Roof, the new album from Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. the long-awaited follow-up from Raising Sand. 🎶
Just listened to the brilliant new album from Elbow called Flying Dream 1.🎶
Buy a copy from Elbow’s store or listen on Apple Music.
Mark Barrow has spent thirty years filming underwater clips that document the state of Britain’s rivers and streams. In the last twenty years, he has seen the percentage of UK waterways classified as healthy drop from over 90% to less than 15%. Now, as water companies are effectively granted free licence to pump sewage directly into rivers, he says he has witnessed whole stretches of water completely devoid of life. View his report on YouTube
Perhaps the country is finally about to see through Boris Johnson. Everyone does in the end.
Boris Johnson is the prime minister of a country that is a genuine world leader on carbon reduction. And here he was, covering the arses of the countries that deliberately sabotaged Cop26, for no reason beyond his own juvenile boosterism.
Dramatic sky when out walking the dog this morning.
iPhone 11, Lightroom app, processed in Lightroom Classic 📷
Leave Boris Johnson alone – this exotic creature is Labour’s greatest asset | The Independent
Listening to The Future from Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats. 🎶
Starmer suggests PM is using Brexit fights to distract from other areas.
“There’s a little bit of me, Andrew, I am afraid that can’t help think that the prime minister is constantly trying to pick a fight on things like this so he hopes people don’t look elsewhere in the forest, which are things like the Owen Paterson affair.”
What happened in the House of Commons yesterday was so foul, the stench might never clear.
What happened on Wednesday afternoon in the House of Commons was absolutely not a politician making the rules then failing to abide by them himself. It was a politician, having been found utterly in breach of them, entirely and unequivocally bang to rights, and responding by having his mates, and the government itself, just rip the rules up altogether.
*From The Independent*
First frost of the season 📷
iPhone 11, Lightroom app, processed in Lightroom Classic
“Not our fault!” Spitting Image nailed it.
Micro.blog October 2021 Photoblogging Challenge #31 home 📷
Micro.blog October 2021 Photoblogging Challenge #30 red 📷
Listening to Kites, the new release from melodic neo-prog band This Winter Machine. 🎶