The pig's head story is quite something
The GuardianPlaybooks, plagiarism and a pig’s head: new claims surrounding a star Cambridge professor
scottish law lecturer, TV viewer, accidental mental health advocate. Interested in legislative interpretation and Columbo (but proper Columbo - you know the stuff from the NBC years, and more infrequently ABC episodes)
The pig's head story is quite something
The GuardianPlaybooks, plagiarism and a pig’s head: new claims surrounding a star Cambridge professor
The mad episode of the professionals where gangsters attempt to take the home secretary hostage and are thwarted by Cowley realising that no one knows what the home secretary looks like is on itv4 just now. Series 1 has of course the Cowley takes the lads to soft play before tea opening titles
It was preposterous that amnesty characterised a trauma informed service to support women who have been subject to sexual and domestic violence as anti rights. There was an impact on service users and this shows an impact on staff. No wonder those involved were and remain so angry
Bath has corrected the post now to reflect a video of the interview which shows prof arday did not suggest he had joined a professional snooker tour. How an interview where he said he wasn't good enough to be professional was transcribed as Arday saying he joined a pro tour is a hell of an error.
Scott WortleyOthers can comment on plagiarism and Prof Arday but I note one oddity about snooker in his bio. In an interview when at Bath blogs.bath.ac.uk/vice-preside... he said he had joined a professional snooker tour. Jason Arday played in the English amateur championship in 2002. He lost 4 0 in the 1st rd
Never mind media ecosystems, some devolved legislatures are nor good at scrutiny of the executive either.
Jennifer WilliamsA bit on something that’s worrying me as.ft.com/r/9fe0cfe2-f...
You really can't assess plagiarism or academic sloppy practice based on a purity test of the person who raises the issue. The GLP gets involved with a variety of topics (and fundraises on the back of them) based on agreeing with certain views. This is naive.
Good Law Project“Leading campaigners, politicians and campaigners have signed a public letter backing Cambridge professor Jason Arday after describing plagiarism allegations against him as a “malicious” right-wing smear campaign, despite two universities and academic journals clearing him” https://bit.ly/3S7sXhz
Richard Tice has posted a lament from a bricklayer about health and safety. It reminded me of an older lament from a bricklayer showing why health and safety is a good thing
If it hadn't been for the requirements to be exciting, important, and an artist I could have been a contender
The HeraldThe Herald has ranked the 50 most exciting and important artists in Scotland plying their trade in 2026, from established international names to the brightest emerging talent www.heraldscotland.com/news...
If prepared to exaggerate a pro tour snooker career where the records indicate you were never a pro, played no pro tour matches, and only played one top level amateur match I am afraid that the very act of bringing the great self policing sport of snooker into it is a step too far.
Scott WortleyOthers can comment on plagiarism and Prof Arday but I note one oddity about snooker in his bio. In an interview when at Bath blogs.bath.ac.uk/vice-preside... he said he had joined a professional snooker tour. Jason Arday played in the English amateur championship in 2002. He lost 4 0 in the 1st rd
She has been very good on her 5 live show Monday to Wednesday. A good choice for the role, although sorry to see rachel burden leave breakfast.
Unofficial BBCNews (UK) BotNaga Munchetty swaps BBC One's Breakfast for Radio 5 Live Breakfast
@john-self.bsky.social re your new times piece do you know the story of paul reekie and the children of albion rovers collection of rebel inc stories (which included alan warner, irvine welsh, james meek)?
Others can comment on plagiarism and Prof Arday but I note one oddity about snooker in his bio. In an interview when at Bath blogs.bath.ac.uk/vice-preside... he said he had joined a professional snooker tour. Jason Arday played in the English amateur championship in 2002. He lost 4 0 in the 1st rd
First heard this ISIRTA song 30 or so years ago but the tune and lots of the lyrics stuck.