01/05/2021 - 31/05/2021
05/05/21
200 years of
The Guardian newspaper.
Thank goodness for that.
Dickhead on a bike
rides through Birmingham, in bid
for Tory ballots.
Political voice
of the UK, to speak or
abstain tomorrow.
07/05/21
Big Labour losses
in English council contests,
as results come in.
Starmer concedes that
Labour has lost the trust of
working class people.
Wales looks set to hold
safe Labour majority
in Senedd Cymru.
08/05/21
SNP triumph,
with Scottish independence
as their key mantra.
12/05/21
Those who can, teach. Those
who can’t, demolish those who
do, because they can.
A stone is thrown at
one I love, by those who do
not know her or care.
A room of faces
decide on the axe or stay
of execution.
Must stop tweeting in
haikus, it’s annoying, but
oh well, never mind…
13/05/21
Special Day: how a
Glasgow community stopped
immigration raid.
14/05/21
Advisers worried
new variant could lead to
serious third wave.
Wales to close boarders
if India variant
in UK rises.
Tensions escalate,
with Israel and Palestine
on the brink of war.
Johnson plays for time
with ludicrous delay to
public enquiry.
Mary Beard to fund
Classics students from under
represented groups.
Wild boar in car park
near Rome, surround woman and
steal her food shopping.
18/05/21
Long overdue, first
exhibition of Dutch Slave
Trade in Rijksmuseum.
Curator aims for
“more complete picture” of Dutch
Empire and Slave Trade.
Forty-Three million
dollar pledge to rewild the
Galapagos Isles.
19/05/21
Legal jeopardy
for Trump, with three ongoing
investigations.
Teflon coated Trump
may finally come unstuck
with latest findings.
19/05/21
Cummings wielding key
Covid decision-making
documents, he claims.
UK shortage of
Cadbury’s Flakes, as spring ice-cream
sales increase demand.
Hancock holds briefing
as India variant
up 30 percent.
19/05/21
New book describes Trump
‘Madman … racist, sexist pig’,
in Obama’s words.
22/05/21
No. 10 ‘tried to
block’ data on spread of new
variant in schools.
Received first vaccine
today (Pfizer). Side effects:
I could sleep standing.
The wealth gap widens,
as pubic suffering is
capitalised on.
Through a pandemic,
the top 1 percent have lined
their pockets further.
Johnson’s legacy:
to concrete over England
in property drive.
Wealth creation based
on property, government’s
top priority.
23/05/21
Herd immunity
was always ‘Plan A’, right up
until September.
Cummings claims MPs
backed herd immunity, then
denied policy.
Yes but no but yes:
despite cryptic travel rules,
flight bookings still soar.
Patel’s plans to squash
objective news broadcasting
to fit agenda.
BBC report
is Tory gold, as they push
for more influence.
Written by Sally Jones
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