Jude
@judeinlondon.com
Writer, Campaigner, Loudmouth. Please hire me I need to pay bills.
Making my @vittles.bsky.social debut with my pitch for everyone to please go to eat at Deluxe Manna so we can all finally agree that Congolese cuisine is the best in all of Africa thank you for coming to my TEDTalk. www.vittlesmagazine.com/p/451-great-...
451 Great Restaurants to Try in London
Six of One returns with a fully updated, absolutely stacked Vittles Restaurants map.
vittlesmagazine.com
Making my @vittles.bsky.social debut with my pitch for everyone to please go to eat at Deluxe Manna so we can all finally agree that Congolese cuisine is the best in all of Africa thank you for coming to my TEDTalk. www.vittlesmagazine.com/p/451-great-...
451 Great Restaurants to Try in London
Six of One returns with a fully updated, absolutely stacked Vittles Restaurants map.
vittlesmagazine.com
Continuing on the food theme - can someone please recommend me a good restaurant in Canterbury and I do mean good not mid my bro is graduating today and nobody in this family remembered to book a restaurant HELP
My dear friend Jeremy passed away yesterday after a ferocious battle with an incredibly rare and aggressive cancer. He was an amazing father and person and we are all going to miss him terribly, but he’s no longer in pain. RIP friend x
Ordered bruschetta yesterday and this is what they sent me. Ban this sick filth cc: @stefgotbooted.bsky.social
If you enjoyed my piece on the conditionality of Englishness this one is a wonderful complement to it
London Review of Books@lrb.co.uk · 3w ago‘Law is not the only element in determining citizenship: the actions of those who interpret or challenge the law are just as important.’ @kabcommons.bsky.social on England’s birthright citizenship. www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
‘Fans will celebrate their winger’s last-minute winner, then discuss the finer points of repatriating him to his mother’s home country in the pub afterwards.’ @judeinlondon.com on conditional Englishness, from the blog. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/ju...
Jude Wanga | Limited Leave to Remain English
English identity is a funny business: we can be one thing to ourselves and something else to others, and that changes...
lrb.co.uk
Ahead of the 3rd place play off match today, which I have effectively renamed Les Wesh vs The Innits, another plug for my piece for @lrb.co.uk on the conditionality of identity in England (also a sore topic in France!) www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/ju...
Jude Wanga | Limited Leave to Remain English
English identity is a funny business: we can be one thing to ourselves and something else to others, and that changes...
lrb.co.uk
‘“Palestine Action has little or nothing in common with the suffragettes,” the Lady Chief Justice said. But the suffragettes were if anything more violent.’ @selmadabbagh.bsky.social on British complicity in Israeli aggression, from the blog. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/ju...
Selma Dabbagh | Annexation with a Sales Pitch
My friend Jawad Ali, a Palestinian American lawyer, was at his daughter’s graduation last month when he got a call...
lrb.co.uk
‘When Jude Bellingham catapulted England into the semi-finals, Lowe posted his name on social media, as if we’re expected to pretend that Restore’s immigration policy wouldn’t see Bellingham swept up in their deportation pogroms.’ @judeinlondon.com on the blog. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/ju...
Jude Wanga | Limited Leave to Remain English
English identity is a funny business: we can be one thing to ourselves and something else to others, and that changes...
lrb.co.uk
Wrote this on how the conditionality of Englishness by the rabid horde of anti-immigration sentiment means you can’t be surprised when people don’t want to support England.
London Review of Books@lrb.co.uk · 3w ago‘Englishness feels like a conditional status. Limited leave to remain English. For all the problems back in Kinshasa, one thing that has never been said to me there is that I am not really Congolese.’ @judeinlondon.com on Englishness with inlimits, from the blog. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/ju...
‘My childhood best friend was confused when I told her that I was not supporting England. Of course she was aware of institutional racism and could understand my discomfort, but she was surprised that I no longer feel English.’ @judeinlondon.com on the blog. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/ju...
Jude Wanga | Limited Leave to Remain English
English identity is a funny business: we can be one thing to ourselves and something else to others, and that changes...
lrb.co.uk
Ahead of tonight’s semi final I wrote about identity and Englishness and why it’s ok to be ABE - Anyone But England. Except Argentina. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/ju...
Jude Wanga | Limited Leave to Remain English
English identity is a funny business: we can be one thing to ourselves and something else to others, and that changes...
lrb.co.uk
The whole of England can identify with Argentina tbf, half the country is financially unstable and the other half is racist.
Ahead of tonight’s semi final I wrote about identity and Englishness and why it’s ok to be ABE - Anyone But England. Except Argentina. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/ju...
Jude Wanga | Limited Leave to Remain English
English identity is a funny business: we can be one thing to ourselves and something else to others, and that changes...
lrb.co.uk
I mean if you hate the United States this shit is absolute cinema
CJ Fogler@cjzero.bsky.social · last mo.what in the shit was that
I’m available for all your DRC v England pre-game media please enquire within
Suspect that, outside the fringes of the hard right, most people want to like the BBC, even to love it, and to defend it against threats of defunding. The problem is that its news and current affairs division is making that extremely hard just now
As haters and critics circle, will anyone speak up for the BBC? Yes, a huge, loyal army of ordinary Britons | Lindsay Mackie
The BBC debate seems dominated by its foes and commercial rivals, but a new survey reveals a hitherto silent majority in supportive voice, says writer and campaigner Lindsay Mackie
theguardian.com
When Wissa’s equaliser went in yesterday I cried like a baby. First goal and point in World Cup history, what a moment. I will never besmirch bald men again.
Adult converts are not beating the allegations
The Guardian@theguardian.com · 2mo agoI came out as a Christian at work – and this is what happened next | Matthew Hall
My friend is dying and I need to get to Paris and every fucking ticket costs an arm and a leg wtf do I do
Oh you think you played no part in this that’s cute
James Ball@jamesrball.com · 2mo agoIt does. But the wilful blindness of the UK's political establishment to the scale of the danger scares me even more.
Boyzone pausing in the middle of their farewell concert to lead 59,967 women and 33 men in reciting the Our Father might be the most peak Dublin Catholic it gets
If you sent me a dm last year then deleted your account, on the off chance you see this pls dm me again
