I know I’m supposed to pretend that I’m too cool to care but I’m not and I do! #TheJetty is my first original show and it means a huge amount that people have recognised what we were trying to do! Guardian ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Times ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Evening Standard ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The I ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#TheJetty #RTS So thrilled! #JennaColeman #TomGlynnCarney #ArchieRenaux #RubyStokes

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Congratulations to Bo! She was brilliant in #TheJetty #Hulu #Britbox #BBCIplayer #Zelda #BoBragason

'It makes Bridgerton look tame': The must-watch period drama just added to Netflix - starring Lesley Manville cosmopolitan.com/uk/entertai…

Forgotten ITV period drama with star-studded cast climbs Netflix's top 10 as fans rush to watch it digitalspy.com/tv/a65296512/…

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To my colleagues in the UK media – You may not agree with Palestine Action’s tactics, messaging, or political objectives. You may think protestors in general are noisy, irritating, and uncouth. Indeed, you may think the same of me! But all of us who work in UK journalism, in any capacity, should be horrified by the government’s proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist group. It goes far beyond holding a protest group criminally liable for their activities. It makes it illegal to express support for them, in any capacity, under the threat of up to 14 years imprisonment. Our work as journalists is built on the bedrock of legally protected free expression. But there’s no journalistic exemption to the Terrorism Act 2000. Let’s imagine that one of your colleagues, after this week, writes an opinion piece arguing that Palestine Action are brave and heroic, that they were part of a long tradition of non-violent direct action that includes the Suffragettes and the Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp. You may disagree with the points they make. That’s fine – since when did everyone in the media get along? But do you think they should be arrested? Do you think their house should be raided, work devices seized, that they should face prosecution and jail time? Because that is what the law allows for. Perhaps you think this is unlikely. But already, journalists have been investigated under the Terrorism Act. One journalist reporting on Palestine had his home raided by police despite never being arrested or charged with an offence. He was targeted with sweeping warrants that granted police access to journalistic and legally privileged material, which were later ruled unlawful by the court. If one journalist can have their home raided by police under counter-terror powers, so can any of us. I don’t think that free expression is a privilege that belongs solely to the media class. I don’t think that a teenager wearing a Palestine Action t-shirt should face arrest either. I don’t think someone conveying positive sentiments about the group to their friends should have to worry about prosecution. And I think that, when many ordinary people choose not to comply with the state’s restrictions on expressing support for Palestine Action after it’s proscribed, it is our moral obligation as journalists and media workers to back them up any way we can. It doesn’t matter if you work for The Guardian or The Sun, Novara Media or The Telegraph, the BBC or GB News. The proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist group is an unprecedented infringement on free expression. Every single one of us in the media, no matter our political affiliations, must stand firmly in opposition to it.

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#Harlots is coming to ⁦@NetflixUK⁩ next week. Amazing performances from #SamanthaMorton #LesleyManville #JessicaBrownFindlay and many others. Loved writing this!

Weird Ai found #TheJetty. The longer you look at it, the stranger it gets! 🤪#CennaJoleman #EmingManber #ThaJitty

Just reposting this gem in anticipation of seeing the amazing #KTTunstall play live tomorrow night 😎 #TheJetty #JennaColeman #RubyStokes

This is exciting! I wrote on two seasons of this and it remains one of the best things I've ever worked on ❤️

Help me support Sam’s Place Blackpool (@samsplacenw) – a lifeline for my daughter & 200 disabled youth! Raising £2k for vital life skills & wellbeing sessions. They're changing lives, but need our help. Donate & share! 👇 #SamsPlace #Blackpool #DisabilitySupport I’m fundraising for Sam’s Place (@samsplacenw), an incredible Blackpool charity that has made a world of difference for my daughter, who has autism and complex needs, and so many other young people with disabilities in our community. My personal goal is to raise £2,000 through GoFundMe. Every penny goes directly to Sam’s Place to help them continue their amazing work. Why Sam’s Place is So Important (and Why They Need Us): Sam’s Place isn’t just a day centre; it's a beacon of hope and a hub of genuine community. Through their RISE Project (Respect, Independence, Social, Engagement), they empower young people (aged 16-25 ) with essential life skills – from cooking and budgeting to safely using public transport and gaining work experience . For my daughter, attending their weekly sessions has been transformative. She’s learned practical skills, yes, but more importantly, she's found a place where she belongs, makes friends, and her confidence has blossomed. I've seen her proudly contribute to their enterprise projects, like creating beautiful crafts they sell at local pop-up shops and markets . The Challenge: Sam’s Place does extraordinary work, supporting over 200 young people annually. However, like many small, local charities, they operate on a shoestring budget and rely heavily on grants and donations to keep their doors open. Recent funding gaps mean they are facing tough choices that could impact their ability to deliver crucial programs, including: Wellbeing Workshops: Activities like yoga and mindfulness that are vital for managing anxiety. Work Experience Placements: Opportunities with local businesses that build skills and self-esteem. Essential Respite: Providing a crucial break for families like mine who are often at breaking point. How Your £2,000 Can Make a Difference: £500 can fund a month of life-skills sessions for a group of 10 young people. £1,000 can purchase essential materials for their popular enterprise projects (crafts, gardening, upcycling). £500 can contribute to urgent facility upgrades, ensuring the space remains accessible and welcoming for everyone. Transparency & Trust: This GoFundMe campaign sends donations directly to Sam’s Place (Registered Charity #1121089). Their impact is recognized – they’ve received grants from the National Lottery Community Fund and the Masonic Charitable Foundation . But it’s the ongoing support from our community that truly sustains them. Please join me in supporting this wonderful local charity. Your donation, no matter the size, will help Sam’s Place continue to empower disabled young people, fostering their independence, dignity, and helping them build brighter futures. ➡️ Donate to Sam’s Place via GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/hf25s2-sams-p… Thank you so much for your generosity and for helping to spread the word! #SamsPlaceBlackpool #SupportLocalCharity #DisabilityAwareness #MakeADifference #CommunitySupport #BlackpoolCharity #LifeSkills #EmpowerYouth #GoFundMe

The Gov is intending to make it harder for kids with SEN to get support (of course they are, they have form for attacking vulnerable people!) pls consider signing this petition to force a debate 🙏 petition.parliament.uk/petit…

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