Paul Brocklehurst

@paulbrock.co.uk

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Working to end youth homelessness. Also posts on current affairs, active travel, genealogy and photography. AI free. he/him.

Visa poster "play by new rules"
list of trending topics, including Political Accountability at number 2
unmanned sea drone, looking similar to a speed bot but with grey camoflage pattern.
toilet sign reading "Men - while the law requires gender binary signs, we support gender diversity. Please use the restroom you prefer"
moodily lit monastery on Dazra
Steam sales charts showing Starfield at position 74
screenshot showing 'no episodes available'
picture of pancakes (european style, not those chunk American ones)
A female jem hadar in Satrfleet uniform - promo shot from Starfleet Academy
Jenrick and Farage at Reform press conference
world map centred on greenland showing united states to the left and russia to the right
first panel: "AI turns this single bullet point into a long email I can pretend I wrote" second panel: "AI makes a single bullet point out of this long email I can pretend I read"
A village Shop signposted 'Flash Bar Cafe'. light snow is falling
bomb disposal robot being deployed, resembling robot in 80s film Short Circuit
Max looking sad in a cemetery
Crowd of people in pub watching formula 1 on a big screen
Promotional image of Assassins Creed origins. Main character Bayek is facing a montage of Egyptian landmarks with the words Assassin's Creed Origin
vasco the robot from starfield holds his hands up in a heart shaped, in a heart shaped photo frame
shot of actress Sophie Thatcher smiling from the film Companion
screenshot of a web browser, pointing at status.uk.barclays. the webpage is a nearly blank page, with the words "The service is unavailable"
Screenshot of game options, showing the available options for POI Cooldown: Vanilla - 2 days Improved - 10 days Looters - 50 days Extreme -999 days
Tweets between two far right figures, Nigel Farage and Elon Musk
screenshot of text:In addition to a long stream of journalists waiting for the suspect to appear, members of the public - almost all of them young women - were in court, some of whom told CBS, the BBC's US partner, that they were there to show their support.