Soldiers of the Fourth Regiment of the Chinese Workers and Peasants' Army engaged in the Long March captured Luding Bridge, a key crossing over the Dadu River on May 29, 1935.

Louise Michel DULWICH COMMUNARD

An exciting new hybrid talk from @lauracforster.bsky.social on 9 June, exploring the Communard refugees who arrived in Britain following the defeat of the Paris Commune in May 1871. Find out more: sslh.org.uk/2026/05/29/e...

Daily Herald National League of Hikers Launched 4th May 1931

Daily Herald 4th May 1931 The Peril's of the establishment of the Daily Herald's - National League of Hikers in May 1931 @londonclarioncc.bsky.social @pasttensehistories.bsky.social @ramblers.org.uk @andrewmccloy.bsky.social

Pennine Way 1935 @londonclarioncc.bsky.social

Harry Lowerison (1863–1935) Established the Clarion Field Club in 1895 The Clarion Field Clubs were part of the wider Clarion Movements attempt to encourage a knowledge of nature and wildlife

Eric Evans Factory Botanist Movement Lancashire Clarion House - Nelson Clarion Field Clubs

Harry Lowerison (1863–1935) Established the Clarion Field Club in 1895 The Clarion Field Clubs were part of the wider Clarion Movements attempt to encourage a knowledge of nature & wildlife Fellowship Is Life @londonclarioncc.bsky.social @oxfordclarion.bsky.social Robert Blatchford Ruskin School

Clarion Field Clubs and Factory Botanist's

RFK Jr, "Two studies show that children who are circumcised early have double the rate of autism" President Trump, "There's a tremendous amount of proof or evidence, I would say, as a non-doctor I've studied this a long time"

on this day in 1935 Jesse Owens accomplishes historic feat by breaking three world records and tieing a fourth at the Big Ten Conference Track and Field Championships in Ann Arbor, Michigan. wow!

Whenever the anarchists in revolutionary Spain collectivised a trade, produced uniform or published agitprop they seemed to usually add a touch of panache lol. If you're striving to remove the bourgeois from the pages of history you should still try to achieve this noble act in some style i say lol

Trump fails another cognitive test.

#OnThisDay in striking history, 1984: One day strike in support of Crothalls Strikers at Barking Hospital
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While we slept the DOJ deleted all press releases about charges against January 6 defendants: www.nbcnews.com/politics/jus...

Ahh — GB politics is already warped by misinformation, echo chambers, and algorithm-driven narratives. Politicians and journalists use it to gauge public opinion, but when genuine medical conditions are brushed off as excuses for a “long summer holiday,” that’s a whole different level of toxicity.

This headline is fuel for the right-wing anti-migrant reaction machine, but the article reveals the employer knowingly brought her to the UK under a visitor visa to employ her, then denied her a work permit—and most importantly!—refused to pay her any wages. This looks approximate to modern slavery

Old Speckled Hen, the beer first brewed in Abingdon and named after an MG car, has been sold to a Barcelona-based company by owners Greene King. First brewed in Oxfordshire in 1979, it moved to Bury St Edmunds in 2000 when Greene King closed the Morland Brewery.

Channel 4 News's Clare Fallon tracks down Nigel Farage who was absent from Parliament today avoiding questions about the £5m donation She asks him about it He jumps into his car and drives off

The US has became the worst country on this planet.

Freedom of speech, transparency and accountability (on top of workers' rights, women's equality, care for those in need) bite the dust in Reform's dystopian world "Reform UK orders media blackout except to pedal its propaganda with GBNews" www.thecanary.co/uk/analysis/...

#OtD 20 May 1873 16 women from Ascott, UK, were imprisoned for helping form the Agricultural Workers' Union. Upon hearing the verdict, an enraged crowd of around 1000 people attacked the court. They were later pardoned by Queen Victoria stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9301...

'Defence not Defiance': the banner of the Northwich & District Amalgamated Society of Salt Workers created in 1893 with a rare early depiction of a female worker bottom right. Now on show in the Weaver Hall Museum, Northwich.

“.. What we are talking about is nothing short of the sitting president of the United States looting from the Treasury for his own gain,” she said. @financialtimes.com www.ft.com/content/5733...

www.sunderlandecho.com/news/people/... Reform run Sunderland Council first act to axe Breakfast Clubs for low income families

Reform's two elected Sutton - Missing and not speaking to the press St Helier Most deprived ward in Sutton @reformexposed.bsky.social

Sutton's two Reform Councillors elected in Sutton (St Helier) ward One of the most deprived areas of the Sutton Already missing and refusing to speak to the press

Red Front Germany 1929 Anti fascist ❤️ @tufac.bsky.social

Since 2010 the number of UK billionaires has doubled. If wealth trickles down, then why aren't we all richer?

United Cymru: TUC Cymru’s campaign will continue tackling division and misinformation - Unity and solidarity remain the key to defending workers, strengthening democracy and shaping a fairer Wales, write JULIE COOK and LINSEY IMMS morningstaronline.co.uk/article/unit...

This should be the headline story on every news publication and telecast including local news every day for several days. But it won’t. It will be shrugged off like so much else by so much of media. The most corrupt thing that has ever come out of the US govt.

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Sunderland MP claims Reform want to scrap kids' free breakfast clubs and calls on councillors to reveal stance

Five prominent left-wing scientists who were politically active in the 1930s: J. D. Bernal, J. B. S. Haldane, Lancelot Hogben, Hyman Levy and Joseph Needham