🔴NEW🔴 Thread 🧵 @bylinetimes.bsky.social can now reveal that, during the crucial period when convicted Reform leader Nathan Gill was most active, working directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s most senior ally in Ukraine, he was also one of Nigel Farage’s closest confidantes 1/12

Nine jobs Nigel Farage hasn't updated his ­register of interests in months. Potentially hundreds of thousands of ££££ from his many "outside interests" remain undeclared observer.co.uk/news/politic...

2.4 k views. I once got half a million for a slow motion video of some falling underpants

Can't think where else you'd look.

Hi @mrjamesob.bsky.social - just seen this in a @thenewworldmag.bsky.social article on Greenland. I reckon it puts Kiddy with Wales and Belgium as important geographical comparators?

It's not often BBC News gets things right these days, but this seems like a reasonable answer to the question.

Punctuation is so important in public discourse. Is this a giant picnic for Teddy Bears? Or, possibly, a picnic for Giant Teddy Bears? Tomorrow will tell. Also, I could find no evidence of a Teddy Bears Parade in Dulwich. And I hope the occupants of #12 are aware of the fun run tomorrow at 4!

C'mon football (OK, soccer for the Yanks!) - this is brilliant!

Amazing how the addition of a couple of football goalposts improves an otherwise boring picture of a muddy pool in a park.

Provide your own first thoughts! Think Trump!

This is the only flag I’m flying today. For Janey. #Trumpisacunt Let’s make it trend.

Playing hide and seek with a grey squirrel in the park.

Just getting into the mood to see A Complete Unknown listening to some Dylan. Wondering why, in Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts, does Rosemary take a cabbage into town in verse 5?

Dulwich Park pond this morning looking very abstract!

🤬 Musk’s shameless intervention endangers UK politicians “As Elon Musk’s online attacks spark dangerous threats, MPs across the aisle fail to defend Jess Phillips against toxic, targeted abuse”

This is in a South London park. Can anyone help explain it?

Bumped into this lovely boy on a walk this afternoon.

A fabulous exploration of family history based on the sort of ephemera all families have somewhere.

Evening walk in the park!

First band: Mott the Hoople. Support act: Queen

I am bereft! The Mirror and the Light finished, and Cromwell dead. The BBC gets a regular kicking for all sorts of stuff, but no other broadcaster could do something like this. Well done all involved! Now, can we have A Place of Greater Safety? Please?

Moonrise over Dulwich Park yesterday afternoon. I'm particularly proud of the Turner-esque additions of the figures in red at the bottom left of the picture.

Our local South London park has decided that its annual everglades lookalike competition has begun!

It's the Mendelssohn for me. We have two different versions at home - one smooth and serene, the other relatively jaunty. Both work.

London looking West from Rotherhithe.

I love walking along the South Bank when the Thames is low. It's like having a visual history of London from the 16th Century to the 21st via the 17th.

Friday's art day! Today was the Tate Modern for Electric Dreams. I think this is very electric.

Sometimes, looking down can be more interesting than looking up.

Grabbed this pic on a morning (well, late morning!) walk in a local park. For some reason, it reminded me of Allen Ginsberg's Howl.

Fridays are art days, but we didn't expect to find two pieces of the Berlin Wall in the middle of Lewisham Shopping Centre. The last time we saw an unexpected Stik was in the Amsterdam Moco gallery.

As tomorrow is Friday, POETS day, here's a poem by ee cummings and almost the last leaf on the black mulberry in Dulwich Gallery.

The Gnomes of Dulwich

Wonderful. Who'd have thought Hedgehogs had long legs? And could run? And washed in slime? Sorry for the spoilers, everyone.

Shot this through a glass roof at Dulwich Gallery earlier today. I love the fact it looks b/w but isn't!

Hamlet by Francis Bacon?

And great to see so many new followers. This is, so far at least, much saner and less toxic than the other place.

@bylinesnetwork.bsky.social This supermarket in Agios Gordios on Corfu still doing things the old-fashioned way

Some walls are built to exclude. Some are built to intrigue and invite. This temporary structure has appeared in the garden of Dulwich Gallery recently. It conceals the work for the new sculpture garden, another wonderful addition to a fabulous space.