The great @barristerblog.bsky.social has joined this platform

"...journalists are people who write for a living. Twitter is and was a place where thoughts are expressed in writing." Ditto, pretty much, for legal Twitter. And that moment has similarly come and gone.

I am sorry to read this Frances. Very best wishes.

Hatttip to you for my latest post, thank you

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Congratulations Dan

Also true.

Other than being aware that France has a very different form of administrative law to England, I do not know enough to either agree or disagree.

The media provides what their readers and viewers want. The public is thereby also complicit.

Absolutely