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Jun 12
A few years ago David Hockney told us he loved The Sun. So we asked him if he fancied redesigning our logo for a special one off paper.
He said he did….
RIP to a true legend
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At least if there is a ban on YouTube after 8:30pm I might be able to get the feckin’ telly back from the kids glued to CaseOh 🙄
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Jun 13
Looking forward to @BBCSimonJack and @misszing new Good Bad Trillionaire series. Episodes One to, er, One
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Jun 12
Paying tribute to David Hockney tomorrow by reusing the masthead design he created for us in 2017 (sketched on an iPad).
Available in all good shops tomorrow.
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Jun 11
I see Burnham’s cunning plan to beat Starmer is to prove he can u-turn earlier and faster.
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Jun 11
You're right. Now stop Soho turning into a glass and steel ghost town. It is becoming dull and boring and a shadow of its former self.
Complaining about nightlife when you *checks notes* choose to live in Soho is like living in South Kensington and complaining about the museums.
Or moving to Hackney and grumbling about creatives. Living in Richmond and hating green space.
It's all getting a bit silly, isn't it?
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Jun 11
Hooray, it's the annual Rainbow Washing Games - aka Pride Month - where cynical corporations pretend to care about gay rights.
Not sure what's my fave this year.
Is it the Pride flag debit card from the bank that's just announced a major push into Saudi Arabia?
Or the recipe kit company that wants to give you some sort of creepy food enema?
Decisions, decisions...
New column here: thesun.co.uk/news/39367825/p…
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Jun 10
Pride Month means more 'rainbow washing' faux pas - Ladybird's lesbian cartoon was bad, but Hello Fresh’s revolting ad was something else thesun.co.uk/news/39367825/p…
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Sky's @TrevorPTweets, a former head of the Commission for Racial Equality, says he feel "rage" because the Henry Nowak case is one of many examples of "misjudgements about people based on their race leading to a young life being cut short."
He shares three other examples ⬇️
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Jun 4
40 years ago today, l asked my childhood sweetheart, my best friend and the most gorgeous woman l know to marry me.
All three said no.
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Jun 4
I’m sorry if this isn’t what some people want to hear but I do feel a cold rage about the vicious murder of Henry Nowak.
I often have issues with Nigel Farage but he was right when he suggested people should respond to this despicable case with “pure cold rage”.
I don’t think he was inciting violence.
The morons who threw bricks, attacked police and made Nazi salutes after the protest at Southampton police station would have done it regardless.
Thugs like that, who mostly think Farage is too soft, need no encouragement.
Those of us with pure cold rage, like many of those at Tuesday’s protest who made their point peacefully then left, have no wish to be violent.
Our rage is more controlled. It is cold. But also intense. The kind of powerful emotion we naturally feel when we watch highly distressing bodycam footage of a teenage boy brutally knifed, being handcuffed and left to bleed to death.
After all, what other reaction is appropriate on hearing that boy, Henry Nowak, telling police officers he had been stabbed and “can’t breathe” only for them to dismiss him, callously saying: “Don’t think you have, mate”?
What is the correct response on discovering the murderer’s lies were believed over the cries of his dying victim because he happened to be a different race?
New column here: thesun.co.uk/news/39300825/c…
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