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📜 150 years ago today, on November 4th 1876, Andrew Hughes played for Hibs against Edinburgh Swifts on The Meadows.
On his way home to Cowgate, he intervened to protect a woman being attacked. Hughes was struck on the head and died five days later, aged just 21.
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Patrick Stewart was, like many of the greatest British artists of the 20th Century, a working class boy who became a world-class artist thanks to a public arts education made possible by Post War social democracy. He never forgot it.
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Sir Patrick Stewart's first TV appearance as a fireman in Coronation Street (1967)
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Is this the longest ever gap between first broadcast and repeat? 90 years later Television Come to London, next Wednesday on BBC Four as part of a night marking the start of the regular high-definition TV service from Ally Pally in 1936
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Thanks @balumcarnes! Calum and I will be marking the publication of An Injury to All: The Unmaking of the British Working Class on Tuesday with an in conversation launch event at Leith Arches.
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54. An Injury to All: The Unmaking of the British Working Class by @ewangibbs. This variegated portrait of working class Britain since the 1960s is as an urgent rejoinder to myths that plague our current political discourse, restoring workers as agents of their own history.
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Thanks @joshpizpom for covering the Edinburgh launch event for my new book, An Injury to All: The Unmaking of the British Working Class. The launch is on publication day, 27 October, at Argonaut Books on Leith Walk. heraldscotland.com/news/2663…
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Sometimes theatre throws up performances where you can almost see the actor ‘act’. At other times the actor totally inhabits a character such that you really get sense of who that character is (for example, see @markthannah ‘Athens’ monologues). Scott is 🔥 here. Beautiful.
Andrew Scott delivers this speech too slowly; I know some viewers will hate the way he breaks up the verse. AND YET even in spite of that I think this is the best delivery of this soliloquy I’ve ever seen.
He makes it sound like it’s not a portentous speech everyone already knows but a morally serious real-time deliberation, by a highly intelligent person in extreme pain, considering what it would mean to end his own life.
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In the dead of night Paul McCartney on the most famous pedestrian crossing in the World. This time without his 3 mates
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He’s come a long way since this picture. Well done Andrew Robertson on achieving 100 appearances for @ScotlandNT
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The beauty & value of British football as we have known it, down thru the years growing up.
1994 was important. The World Cup 'in America' might change some things.
Meanwhile the auld Brit clubs were rebuilding...
"NEW HOME ON THE HORIZON" Huddersfield Town v Bradford City year1994 Photo©stuartroyclarke/homesoffootball #htafc
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Just walked past some kids in the street proper smashing the fuck out of loads of apples they’d somehow come across. Lobbing them at the wall of the community centre and that. That’s proper Playing Out that. You can stick your fucking iPads up your arse
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A new era 🇳🇱
👔 Hibernian FC are delighted to announce the appointment of Marink Reedijk as our Men's First Team Manager
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