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The shocking fall of Margaret Thatcher

The shocking fall of Margaret Thatcher

πŸš€ Read this trending post from BBC Culture πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: πŸ“Œ Here’s what you’ll learn: Although Sir Geoffrey was a close ally of Thatcher in her early years in power, their relationship became strained. When she reshuffled her cabinet in July 1989, he was replaced as Foreign Secretary by John Major, the party's rising star. β€œWhen she effectively sacked Jeffrey, she made him deputy prime minister,” her Cabinet colleague Kenneth Baker told the BBC in 2019. β€œThis is a non-functional job, like vice president of the United States... He knew he was being sidelined.”On 30 October 1990, Thatcher made…
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Why the National League is so far from the league

Why the National League is so far from the league

πŸ”₯ Explore this insightful post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: πŸ“Œ Main takeaway: However, one of the unique features of the fifth tier of English football is the sheer amount of travel involved.With teams based in Cornwall, Cumbria, Essex and Tyneside, it's impossible to avoid spending long hours on the team bus heading to away matches.Across the division, each team will make an average of eight road trips this season covering more than 400 miles. Unsurprisingly, Truro are making the most of all but two of their opponents, who require a round trip of at least 400 miles, the…
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England: Choose your best XI from 2016 to 2025

England: Choose your best XI from 2016 to 2025

✨ Check out this must-read post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: πŸ“Œ Main takeaway: Borthwick was without several of his biggest stars for the summer tour of Argentina and the United States as it coincided with the British and Irish Lions' trip to Australia.The relatively inexperienced side won all three matches on that tour to continue the momentum of England's impressive finish to the Six Nations, which began with a 27-22 defeat to Ireland in Dublin.This remains their only loss of 2025, with a home test against Argentina on Sunday rounding out England's schedule for the calendar year.Those performances…
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Linux mode setting, from the comfort of OCaml

Linux mode setting, from the comfort of OCaml

πŸš€ Check out this insightful post from Hacker News πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: πŸ’‘ Here’s what you’ll learn: Linux provides the KMS (Kernel Mode Setting) API to let applications query and configure display settings. It's used by Wayland compositors and other programs that need to configure the hardware directly. I found the C API a little verbose and hard to follow so I made libdrm-ocaml, which lets us run commands interactively in a REPL. We'll start by discovering what hardware is available and how it's currently configured, then configure a monitor to display a simple bitmap, and then finally render a…
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β€œHe realized what I thought was impossible”: Danny Boyle, Hanif Qureshi and others on the genius of Akram Khan | Dance

β€œHe realized what I thought was impossible”: Danny Boyle, Hanif Qureshi and others on the genius of Akram Khan | Dance

✨ Check out this must-read post from Culture | The Guardian πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: Dance,Akram Khan,Theatre,Stage,Nitin Sawhney,Hanif Kureishi,Antony Gormley,Danny Boyle,Sadler's Wells,Alina Cojocaru,Film,Olympic Games 2012,Culture,Olympic Games,Music πŸ“Œ Main takeaway: β€œHis precision was truly inspiring to watch.”Nitin Sawhneya composer, has collaborated on multiple projects with Khan, including... Cash (2002), Zero Degree (2005) and The Vertical Road (2010)β€œHow can we make this work”… The National Youth Dance Company performing Khan’s Vertical Way in Sadler’s Wells in 2014. Photography: Danilo Morrone/AlamyI think I first saw Akram at the Bhavan Center in London when he was sixteen. He moved like lightning. His speed was amazing…
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The Nations Championship will include a northern hemisphere competition against the south

The Nations Championship will include a northern hemisphere competition against the south

πŸš€ Read this must-read post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: πŸ“Œ Here’s what you’ll learn: The New Nations Championship final at Twickenham next year will pit the north and south of World Rugby against each other in a contest to determine which hemisphere dominates the game.The biennial, 12-team event consists of six rounds of matches across the summer and autumn testing windows before three days of doubleheaders on November 27-29 at Allianz Stadium to pit the nations and champions.The results of the Finals Weekend will also contribute to a parallel competition to determine which hemisphere will prevail overall.The Six…
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Scotland vs Denmark: Favorite hosts Lady Luck, patients and Hampden noise

Scotland vs Denmark: Favorite hosts Lady Luck, patients and Hampden noise

πŸ”₯ Explore this insightful post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: πŸ’‘ Key idea: How could Scotland start so poorly and finish so impressively?β€œWas it because we have that mentality that it might lead to a point, so we're cautious?” Dodds asked. β€œMaybe the cautious approach came from what we needed outside the game, but then we realized in the end, we were desperate and we were going to do it, but it didn't really matter in the end, did it?"It's all about energy and belief. That's when we're at our best. It's about trying."Macfadyen believed that "poor defence" and…
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Why Castrol Honda Superbike crashes on (most) modern systems

Why Castrol Honda Superbike crashes on (most) modern systems

πŸ’₯ Discover this insightful post from Hacker News πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: βœ… Key idea: Posted: 2025-11-16A friend cleaned up and gave me a copy of a game I've not heard about before: Castrol Honda Superbike World Champions, a motorbike racing game for PC, released 1998 by Interactive Entertainment Ltd. and Midas Interactive Entertainment. Given the age of the game (and looking at the system requirements) it's clear that the game comes from the tricky era of early 3D-accelerated PC gaming. For context, my copy of the game helpfully asks to install DirectX 5.Before Windows was known for cramming AI and…
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John Updike: A Life in Letters Review – The Man Who Couldn’t Write a Bad Sentence | books

John Updike: A Life in Letters Review – The Man Who Couldn’t Write a Bad Sentence | books

✨ Read this must-read post from Culture | The Guardian πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: Books,John Updike,Biography books,Culture πŸ“Œ Main takeaway: John Updike had the mind of a middle-class American man in the postwar era and the prose style of a literary genius. He was such a master of language that Vladimir Nabokov, famous for his eloquence, gave him a measure of praise. One reviewer, musing on the disproportion between the style and content of Updike's novels, likened it to a lobster with a single greatly enlarged claw. It was a comparison Updike should rememberβ€”for all his gentle civility, on display from…
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Northern Ireland vs Luxembourg: Why the dead rubber qualifiers still matter for NI

Northern Ireland vs Luxembourg: Why the dead rubber qualifiers still matter for NI

πŸ”₯ Check out this trending post from BBC Sport πŸ“– πŸ“‚ Category: πŸ“Œ Here’s what you’ll learn: O'Neill will face a number of selection dilemmas as a finalist. The injured Shea Charles and Ali McCann are still absent from the midfield, and George Savile will join them on the bench due to suspension after receiving a late yellow card against Slovakia, his second of the season.Daniel Ballard will also miss that match after being subsequently sacked in Kosice.Up front, Dion Charles was substituted in the first half and his replacement Jimmy Reid also limped off in the second half. That…
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