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Posts by Kate Innes

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Creamy spinach and mushroom gnocchi - When you deserve a quick treat when you have spent all afternoon working in the garden - or doing anything else in the spring weather.
You'll find the recipe on our website shropshirehillsdiscoverycentre.co.uk/recipes

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Netanyahu claimed last week that Magyar invited him to Hungary.

Today Magyar said that Netanyahu will be arrested if he enters Hungary:

“I made it clear to the Israeli PM — we will not back down... If a state is an ICC member and a person who is wanted enters that territory, they must be detained”

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The greatest damage that has been done to this country: the erosion of truth.

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Help Mohammed and his displaced family in Gaza provide for their needs My dear friends, I am Mohammed Hamad from Gaza, 23 years old. My family and I were displaced from our hometown of Beit Hanoun. We have been moved many times during this brutal war and are living under...

Mohammed tries to raise enough to support a family of 13 in Gaza. Against the odds he completed a degree in Accounting - but doesn’t have the $ to get his degree. Can you help? chuffed.org/project/1729...

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Brilliant book! Well deserved 👏🏼 intrigue, death, sex, village politics in 1930s Provence 🌞

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At least 17 people killed in Russia’s deadliest attack on Ukraine this year More than 100 injured across country after Russia launches nearly 700 drones and dozens of ballistic and cruise missiles

I arrived in Kyiv last night, a couple of hours before Russia's latest massive drone and missile attack. Seventeen people were killed. I'm proud of the fact my newspaper, the Guardian, continues to cover Russia's bloody war against Ukraine. We are still here www.theguardian.com/world/2026/a...

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Today is #WorldArtDay 🎨

Thank you to Finn Coburn for sharing this beautiful painting of the Duke Humfrey's Library!

🖼️ | hill.street.art (Instagram)

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Excellent and empoweringe educacioun will nevir be "efficient" yn the waye that a businesse doth stryve to be "efficient." It ys the heighte of knavery to use one standarde to measure everye human activitye. Businesses are ther to make profits. Educacioun ys ther to make the future.

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A rare opportunity to hear my online talk on Alan Garner & Archaeology on Saturday 18 April. Come and find out what happened when I descended into West Mine (pictured). This will be a fundraiser for the Folklore Library and Archive.

More info & tickets:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/walking-th...

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For I am of the land's haunted hodology. The turn in the road that leads to the phantom encounter. Ghost-crowed ways where to walk is to scuff up stories. Where to walk is to join a company of travellers from beyond the now. I am happy giving way to the spectral corpse-cart. – #CLNolan

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Map of Lebanon with multiple red dots

Map of Lebanon with multiple red dots

This map from Al Jadeed TV shows where Israel has bombed Lebanon

This is since last night only

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WORD FACT

Words derived from Latin “ferre”, meaning “to carry or bear”:

Transfer → from trans- (“across”) + ferre → “to carry across”

Refer → from re- (“back”) + ferre → “to carry back, to relate”

Infer → from in- (“into”) + ferre → “to bring into, conclude”

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Paperback edition of Edith Pargeter's The Eighth Champion of Christendom "one of the outstanding six novels of the war" - image of artillery units and searchlights in a rural silhouetted landscape

Paperback edition of Edith Pargeter's The Eighth Champion of Christendom "one of the outstanding six novels of the war" - image of artillery units and searchlights in a rural silhouetted landscape

My Easter read was this very surprising novel – the writer is more famous under another name, Ellis Peters, of the medieval Brother Cadfael mysteries. It’s the first of a war trilogy about a WWII infantryman, but it is not a ‘historical novel’: set in 1939/40, it was published in 1945. /1

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The political power struggle behind the Bayeux Tapestry Carted across seas and along perilous wartime trails, dodging Calvinist mobs, rebels and Nazis, the embroidery has a rich story. Its next chapter will be written in London

‘In 1792, during the French Revolution, the tapestry was identified as a potential cover for military wagons, only for it to be rescued at the last minute by a local police commissioner’

A great read on the Bayeux Tapestry from @georgewparker.bsky.social and Leila Abboud
www.ft.com/content/03dd...

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Ministers explore triggering break clause in Palantir’s NHS contract Government is under pressure to eject the controversial American company from NHS England data systems

That UK government ever considers asserting its contractual rights against a major supplier is rare and welcome.

And here, this is especially welcome.

This will not be easy but it can be done, but it is good it is being seriously considered at all.

www.ft.com/content/2d2b...

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Nigel Farage’s farming adviser calls for wheat prices to double Exclusive: critics warn Reform UK use of trade policy would increase food costs amid cost-of-living crisis

Revealed: Farage’s farming adviser calls for wheat prices to double - despite cost of living crisis

Coupled with Reform’s policies to import US chlorinated chicken & frack rural areas, it’s clear that Farage would be a disaster for the countryside:

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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No Kings in Utqiaġvik (Barrow) Alaska!

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If you have ever wanted to hear me talk about folklore, Forteana and Hookland in an East End pub, this is your chance.

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Brilliant research, insightful discovery - and what a FABULOUS COVER PHOTO!

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So very strange! Flowers and bones on the labyrinth floor. Naughty little minotaur.

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Celebrating the Spring Equinox today 20th March when the length of day and night is the same at 12 hours, and the sun is exactly over the equator.
So spring officially begins with more sunshine, flowers and bees (hopefully!).
A medieval view of this.

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The Errant Hours Check out this great listen on Audible.com. A headlong journey through the physical and spiritual dangers of Plantagenet Britain, in all its savage pageantry. Welsh Marches, July 1284 - the uprising i...

Listening to stories is a great way to look after our imagination.
Imagination is crucial for creating a better, kinder world.
A kinder world is better for everyone.
I wrote my 1st medieval book about dangers for women & girls. Illesa is often scared, but it doesn’t stop her 🏹 tinyurl.com/5d2chdkz

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I'm glad there is finally pushback from other countries.
The US is a friend of no one except perhaps Israel and Russia under this current administration.
Trumps regime is malignant and needs treating as such.

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Make your Monday morning better. Lovely writing about the GOAT

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Here some examples of the paintings and details of how you can buy a copy of Mary’s book. Any money raised will go towards enhancing the school’s WW2 tunnels experience - the tunnels will be open to the public #GenHour

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​Who wants a last-minute trip to Gibraltar? ✈️☀️
​We have a rare, paid opening for an Irish History expert to join the Spirit of Adventure this Sunday. If you have your passport ready and the gift of the gab, we want to hear from you! 🇮🇪
​Details in the graphic below. 👇
📧 casting@pastpreservers.com

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Principal Researcher in Human Evolution:South Kensington

Natural History Museum. Apply for Principal Researcher in Human Evolution jobs.nhm.ac.uk/Job/JobDetai...

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We are thrilled to share that our Human Authored scheme is now live.

This scheme has been designed for the benefit of SoA members, to help identify works written by humans in a market increasingly flooded by AI-generated books.

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This is part of a thread: it describes a cuneiform tablet where one friend asks another why he's feeling sad; somehow it is comforting to know that humans have always grappled with these feelings and found them important enough to write down. The entire thread is quite interesting!

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