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Inktober 52 2026 - Week 20 - Proud
BBC's Springwatch is around the corner, and it's still mer-may so have one of its stars as a mermaid - Spineless Si(mon) the stickleback! Proud father!
As we celebrate 20 years of Springwatch we look back on everyone's favourite stickleback
Michaela Strachan and Chris Packham Judging mer-stickleback at the bottom there.
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Would you recognize this person if you saw them in public?
Yes, I know who this is and I feel confident that I would recognize them
I know who this is but I’m not sure I would recognize them in person
They look familiar but I’m not sure who they are
I have no idea who this is
Nuanced answer
Chris Packham
climate activist and autistic king, Chris Packham (63)
Chris Packham
Smash
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Did not expect the weirdest most affirming thing I saw this morning to come from Springwatch presenter, animal rights and climate activist Chris Packham, but I'll take it
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“Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them, humanity cannot survive.” ― Dalai Lama XIV
The latest victims in Suella Braverman’s ruthless bid for the leadership of the Conservative Party are the homeless. From her “hate speech” against asylum seekers to her instructions to the police that they “must definitely intervene and arrest” eco-protesters, Suella Braverman is reshaping Britain’s social and emotional DNA so that our once fame for social tolerance is rapidly becoming nothing more than a historical curiosity.
From Chris Packham to Gary Lineker, from asylum seekers to eco-protesters, Suella Braverman is prepared to sacrifice anyone and everyone in her bid to win the approval and support of the far right of the Conservative Party. And her latest victims are to be the homeless, especially those living on the streets in tents.
After 12 years of Tory government, we have a worsening housing shortage accompanied by an inevitable increase in homelessness. Couple this to the massive rise in interest rates and the knock on effect of rising rents, and we have a perfect homelessness storm.
According to the Guardian newspaper, rapidly rising homelessness is “a crisis made in government". (23/1023/).
However, Ms Braverman, true to form, is more concerned with blaming the victims than in solving the problem, claiming that rough sleeping is “a lifestyle choice”. Not only is Ms Braverman unprepared to help the homeless but she is actively proposing the prosecution of those that do want to help.
“Braverman’s proposals for addressing this issue include establishing a civil offence to discourage charities from distributing tents to homeless individuals. Charities might face fines if the tents they provide are deemed to have caused a public nuisance.” (TDPel Media: 04/11/23)
Way back in 2002 Theresa May, then Conservative Party chairwoman, told a stunned party conference that people called the Conservatives, the “Nasty Party". Sadly, they remain nasty and have now added vindictive, heartless, cruel and morally bankrupt to their name.
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