Tim Adams retweeted
Some Aston Villa fans left bags of Cheetos on the seats of the Manchester City bench today 😂
Tim Adams retweeted
A lot of attention on some names going it alone - & good luck to them. But the number that will work for is very small, esp in the UK.
For journalism to thrive, it needs newsrooms & scale. Models are being sorely tested, but in 10 years, many news orgs will adapt and survive.
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Jon Fosse welcomes you to the Vaim Hotel
The second instalment in the Norwegian author’s Vaim trilogy is a Kafkaesque farce about a hotel guest perplexed by his very presence in a strange fishing village
✍️ @chris_power
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Leo Reich solves the male loneliness crisis
observer.co.uk/news/first-pe…
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This comparison with Salman Rushdie is pure luxury dilettantism. You can disagree with the politics that led to Rooney's books being withdrawn, but no one is threatening to kill her. Rushdie OTOH is under constant threat from Islamists, which is the opposite to Rooney's situation
If you ever sought out the novels of Sally Rooney in bookshops – when that was still possible – you’d know they sit in the fiction stacks adjacent to the novels of another SR whose books have been withdrawn in dastardly political circumstances. Until last week, “Rooney” and “Rushdie” had little in common beyond being shelfmates; now they have more than just a physical proximity.
@tanjil_rashid_: This is censorship by other means newstatesman.com/comment/202…
Villa are actually the ultimate legacy club. They started it all. He’s not going to a dysfunctional outfit that’s on the wane - even if they do sell more shirts at airports.
My opinion on @UnaiEmery_ and Manchester United
Unai (more than capable to manage Manchester United) is where he wants to be, where he feels appreciated, and looked after.
He is very ambitious and his ambition right now is to use the responsability he has been given by Villa's owners to take the team as far as he can
As explained in the video 🤗
Total dereliction of duty
NEW: BBC will no longer have a dedicated education editor as part of proposal that will see 100 jobs go across BBC News.
School leaders call the plan “deeply regrettable” and ask for a rethink.
Education/Social affairs editor jobs being combined.
theguardian.com/media/2026/o…
Mathematicians in mourning as AI cracks their lives’ work
observer.co.uk/news/technolo…
Tim Adams retweeted
Liverpool vs Man City was one of the Premier League's lowest days, sad and strange and hopeless. Every City game from now on must expose the circus for what it is
Thoughts from Anfield @ObserverUK
READ: observer.co.uk/news/sport/ar…
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A radicals’ guide to The Wind in the Willows
The estate that inspired Toad Hall is to be handed over to the community, challenging centuries of aristocratic ownership and offering an alternative vision for England’s future
✍️ Nick Hayes
bit.ly/4hW7Zv6
Tim Adams retweeted
This is in print today, available in both places that still sell newspapers
The man behind the Ange mask
Spent a couple of hours with mid-imperial phase Jason Cundy, on everything from ADHD, anxiety and his father's death to the generational run, O'Hara and the perfect TalkSport caller @ObserverUK
observer.co.uk/news/sport/ar…
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The man behind the Ange mask
Spent a couple of hours with mid-imperial phase Jason Cundy, on everything from ADHD, anxiety and his father's death to the generational run, O'Hara and the perfect TalkSport caller @ObserverUK
observer.co.uk/news/sport/ar…
laser-focused on cutting the good things
Sorry to inform you that @BBCFreeThinking (and Thinking Allowed) have been cancelled as part of cost-saving measures. Last show will go out in April. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmly…
Essential question: Is your dog rightwing? Meet the man who can tell you
observer.co.uk/news/national…
At 11 he was forced to lie about Assad’s chlorine attack. At last he can tell the truth
observer.co.uk/news/internat…
At home with Jeffrey Archer
theguardian.com/uk/2000/dec/…
Tim Adams retweeted
I thought I knew all I wanted to about Alex Ferguson till this outstanding profile of him by @_PaulHayward in the @ObserverUK today. Revealing quotes, compelling narrative drive, a beginning,middle & end to the article. A model of its kind.
Tim Adams retweeted
This is a fantastic read . Chapeau @_PaulHayward






















