LAPD officers arrest a protester dressed as the Statue of Liberty outside a federal building during a ‘Kings Day’ protest. (Connor Sheets/Los Angeles Times)
A remarkable photo from #NoKings in DTLA from Connor Sheets of @latimes.com www.latimes.com/california/l...
Looking forward to seeing this exhibition next week. #photography #Nottingham
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Screenshot of a tweet by Headquarters quoting Trump praising the first lady as a “fantastic movie star” with a number one movie. The image shows Trump speaking at a podium during a GOP congressional event, with a C-SPAN banner and “Washington, DC” label.
The movie was never number one. It was, however, a big piece of number two.
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19-year-old Siouxsie Sioux during her very first performance at the 100 Club in London, 1976
Photo by Barry Plummer
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man, head on one hand, leaning against a pool table.
John Birks “Dizzy” Gillespie, Englewood, New Jersey
Hank O'Neal, 1991
Len Deighton obituary: British writer who redefined spy thrillers dies aged 97
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Given the current debate about new British Bank notes, may I propose:
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RJD had such an amazing voice!
Believe Nigel Farage about anything and you need to give your head a wobble ….
Nice to see this!
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The House of Lords Digital & Communications Committee just published their report on AI, copyright & the creative industries, and their conclusions could not be clearer.
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Farage is a quisling.
Sheffield, August 1966, photo by Roger Mayne.
It is with deep sadness that we mark the passing of Julie Pritchard, columnist for LeftLion and the founder of the original Nottingham Forest fanzine 'The Almighty Brian', who passed away after a short illness on 17 February 2026. 💔
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A great photo of Harold Larwood padding up before a net session during the 1932-33 Bodyline series. By no means a hopeless batsman, he scored his Test-best 98 in the series and in his first-class career overall scored three hundreds with an average of 19.91
The #RAC have proved to be pretty useless, it took them 8 hours to reach my daughter's broken down car. That's a ridiculous length of time.
By not reading the Daily Mail?
Reminds me of Monty Python and the Ministry of Silky walks 😆
An amazing award-winning photograph by Darren Pateman as players in a 3rd grade game at Cessnock on October 19th 2002 realise how close to them the fire has come. Pateman was on his way to photograph the fire when he spotted the match in progress. The game went on.
Some of the different architectural styles at Nottingham Trent University.
An interesting mix of architectural styles, Nottingham Trent University, Goldsmith Street. #Nottingham #NTU #photography
🧱 Exploring "Byker Revisited"
In the 2000s, Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen returned to Byker to photograph life in the Wall Estate that replaced the streets she showed in the 1970s.
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Reuters is out with a writeup of how their photographer Phil Noble got the picture of Andrew in the car
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Derek Randall recoils from a snake, 6th Ashes Test, Sydney, February 14th 1979. It was actually a rubber fake, lobbed behind Randall by Graeme Wood. Randall came out to bat at No.3 with England needing three to win, which they did by nine wickets to secure the series 5-1
Derek Randall recoils from a snake, 6th Ashes Test, Sydney, February 14th 1979. It was actually a rubber fake, lobbed behind Randall by Graeme Wood. Randall came out to bat at No.3 with England needing three to win, which they did by nine wickets to secure the series 5-1
A nice documentary on photojournalist David Burnett. #photography
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