Me when the UOL Senate House Library appeared in Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Leonardo DiCaprio as Rick Dalton Pointing
Alt: Leonardo DiCaprio as Rick Dalton Pointing
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Kiwi Ting
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Political Scientist | Formerly @lsegovernment.bsky.social @UniofReading | Parliamentary studies | Political career | 🇬🇧 & 🇭🇰 politics | Views are mine
"It's fine privatizing healthcare but I draw the line on football" is quite a take
PSA for those who have yet/planning to see The Odyssey: Learn a little bit about the bronze age collapse and the sea people before going, you'll regret it if you didn't
With all due respect to Tom Cruise, but if you are looking for someone to deliver an inspiring monologue, the only correct answer is Morgan Freeman！
Football, bloody hell! What a roller coaster of a game! Who would have guessed the 3rd place match could be this exciting and entertaining!
Back to normalcy! That's the English team we knew and love! 🤭🤭🤭
I knew this was going to happen when he sub Gordon with Konsa. 😢 The absolute arrogance of trying to park the bus against Argentina when you were just 1-0 up and there were 20+ mins to go!
In Chinese culture, presenting one with a clock is considered a very rude gesture as "gifting a clock" sounds like "going to your funeral" in Chinese
Ian Boucher@desolationrow5.bsky.social · 3w ago‘The cabinet presented Keir Starmer with a carriage clock this morning’ is simultaneously the most British thing imaginable and also one of the saddest. Yes it was time for him to go but he’s lead their party for 6 years and country for 2 and he gets a carriage clock?
📖 A new BJPolS article in which we develop and test the concept of ‘partisan intolerance’ - the gap between a person’s willingness to interfere with contentious activities by in-partisans versus the same activities by out-partisans - and we find high levels of partisan intolerance in the UK 👇
British Journal of Political Science@bjpols.bsky.social · 3w agoFrom May 2026 - Partisan (In)Tolerance and Affective Polarization - https://cup.org/4ud30Lm - James Tilley, @tmbejan.bsky.social & @sarahobolt.bsky.social #OpenAccess
What is fascinating about the debate over whether the Chancellor can refuse Farage’s resignation is the marginalisation of Parliament on a decision affecting one of its own members. 1/4
Neither Islamic, nor Japanese, nor a repiblic…
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 4w agoTrump: "We had 11 missiles shot by the Islamic Republic of Japan"
Dear Mr Farage, Thanks for your interest in the position of Stewards of the Manor of Northstead. We have received a lot of applications from high quality candidates and we regret to inform you that on this occasion……
Here is a fun question: Can the Chancellor refuse appointing Nigel Farage as Stewards of the Manor of Northstead? 🤔
Peter Walker@peterwalker99.bsky.social · 4w agoIt might happen!
You're Joking, Not Another One!
ALT: You're Joking, Not Another One!
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LBC@lbc.co.uk · 4w agoNigel Farage sensationally quit as MP for Clacton today and said that he had “not broken the law in any way at all” amid a row over his finances. He accused the media of harassment and vowed to fight a “people versus the establishment” by-election. Read more: www.lbc.co.uk/article/fara...
Trump, using his personal connection, personally intervenes so that FIFA will bend its own rule, in order for a player, who is only playing for the United States because of birthright citizenship, be able to compete in the next World Cup game This is just the perfect encapsulation of the past week
Explained: Folarin Balogun’s World Cup red-card reversal, Trump’s phone calls and Fifa’s rationale
The surprise move deeming the US striker eligible to play came after the American president reached out to the governing body to appeal for the change
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What a fitting end for Neymar…shit talking the goalkeeper who won the game for his team while you score a consolation penalty