If you see this, post something orange from your gallery.

Her office said the Office for Students (OfS), which regulates universities, had received reports of speakers and lecturers being harassed and blocked for holding gender-critical or religious views, of foreign interference suppressing academic freedoms, and of ideological belief requirements featuring in job advertisements.

The OfS will be able to use the new complaints scheme from September. From April, it will be able to fine universities the greater of £500,000 or 2 per cent of their income, which would amount to millions of pounds for large institutions, for breaches under the Freedom of Speech Act. Ultimately, universities could be deregistered for egregious cases.

Bridget Phillipson will introduce new laws to make it possible for Universities to be fined millions of pounds if they don't silence students who protest bigots invited onto their campuses. It's like the Tories never left office.

this sounds kinda like a "who cares" achievement but its a very exciting milestone for rich guys who are extremely invested in a future where robots they control are slavedrivers and prison guards for the rest of the human population

When you use AI to do your writing, you are telling your audience: “I deserve your attention, but you do not deserve my effort.”

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Who is this supposed to impress, exactly

A proper game of football, this one, berween a team that should have wrapped up the title already and another which should have been demoted to League One a long time ago.

It's absolutely glorious in London at the minute too.

Anyone who still has “huge respect” for JK Rowling after Everything she’s said and done has definitionally no respect for trans people

Jesus, you're a teacher?

Glencore actually made the “come back, zinc” short film from the Simpsons

I don't care for Trudeau one bit but this is pure nonsense.

I loved this storyline, even the awful stop motion but. I did dig the pulsing neck makeup/sfx too.

Trying to think of the last time I actually kicked a footy in anger and I hate that it might actually be twenty years ago.

the irony of having a one-on-one HR layoff meeting in the conference room with my Loki mural on it

George Osborne was the alternative candidate to become US Ambassador instead of Mandelson.

#OtD 13 Apr 1985 Danuta Danielsson, the Polish-Jewish daughter of a Holocaust survivor, hit a neo-Nazi on the head with her handbag in Växjö, Sweden. The Nazis were then chased out of town. We have some anti-fascist merch here to help fund our work: shop.workingclasshistory.com/collections/...

Every game feels like a must-win as a Grimsby fan. Whatever happens its definitely our best season in a while, even if we should really be much higher with some of the games we've thrown away.

20 year old me would have whiplash from seeing me at a train station this early on a return leg

Did you miss the part where she released a film all about herself 2 months ago. Intensely private my dick.

What a load of shite

Look it’s either this or a cruel unfair system of taxation where Jeff Bezos goes from having 419 billion dollars to 417 billion dollars

I often feel like a Red Dead NPC that keeps walking into campfires

FBI agent Denise played by David Duchovny and Dale Cooper, played by Kyle Maclachlan, Twin Peaks 1990

David Duchovny played a transgender woman, Denise, on Twin Peaks in 1990 and when greeting Cooper, the show's protagonist, she says, "I prefer Denise, if you don't mind" and Cooper responds with "OK" and her identity is settled within a couple seconds and was a non-issue, 36 years ago.

that's so wild that Israel did that. if only there had been a way to predict that based on the extremely recent past

Again, again, why would I bother to watch a film you couldn't be bothered to shoot

We are cleaning up this week with a last minute annual leave booking and being let go for the day 4hrs early 'cos it's so quiet

if they destroy the Forest Service and privatize the National Forests, I personally will enter the Redacted Zone

Lithuania's response to the hike in petrol prices: slashing train fares by half for two months.