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History UK has a Disability & History project aimed at both experiences of disability and the teaching and studying of disability history. The project has 2 surveys, one for staff and one for students. Details here: www.history-uk.ac.uk/projects/his...

History UK Disability and History Project

The History UK Disability and History Project was launched in November 2023 in response to the History UK EDI report which identified disability as an important aspect of EDI work worthy of further…

So chuffed to be shortlisted for Commentator of the Year Broadsheet at the Society of Editors Media Freedom awards.

Starmer accepted £100k in donations for personal use. His wife keeps designer clothes rather than loans them like Sarah Brown and even Carrie Johnson(!). I think it’s a bit patronising to suggest the public only care about that because the press told them to.

The true test is, when tomorrow’s front pages splash on Starmer’s speech, will voters’ first thought be: “What did he say?” or “Who paid for his suit?” My quick take on today for The Guardian’s panel. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

After weeks of gloom, Keir Starmer promised hope – did his conference speech deliver? Our panel responds

Facing poor ratings, internal rows and media scrutiny, the PM sought to rally his troops and reassure the country

No Labour government should be spending their rare moments in power flagging benefit fraud. Benefit rates in this country are so low that many claimants can’t afford food, utilities or rent. That’s the story. If a Labour PM can’t be trusted to know that, something is very wrong.

What an uncle!

Thank you, Tim!