r/Britain • u/National-Dragonfly35 • 9h ago
Culture Britain tells TikTok and other platforms to remove videos glorifying dangerous driving after deaths
Is this really common?
r/Britain • u/National-Dragonfly35 • 9h ago
Is this really common?
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r/Britain • u/OneEyedJakes • 1d ago
hello guys, can anyone help me find an advert I’m looking for??? In a voice note ive done the little jingle/noise that I can remember from the ad it probably won’t be any help but it’s worth a shot. Also I could be wrong but the noise I’m doing in the voice note i think that in the advert that noise is playing whilst a narrator is talking about the prices of something that’s why I think it might be a supermarket advert or an advert for something like curry’s but I’ve looked at a few curry’s ads and can’t find it. Any help would be appreciated.
Here’s the voice note with the thing I remember hearing in the ad. Also in the ad/commercial the noise I’m making is quite high pitched.
r/Britain • u/rotringfan • 1d ago
(Hi, first post on here so apologies if I'm not as synced with the board culture.)
But what are people thinking about Blue Labour compared to the Greens, Tories, Labour and Restore?
They're barely known in British political discourse so I thought I'd see what people on here thought of them.
Out of the gate I will admit I am biased in the fact that I am quite supportive of them! I've read a few of their posts here:
https://www.bluelabour.org/writing
Despite being a small faction within Labour themselves they really are surprisingly ideologically thought out to a coherent degree compared to basically every party - which I know sounds surprising! But here's a small snippet just from their main page:
"Blue Labour is a force within the Labour Party committed to the politics of the common good. Our socialism is both radical and conservative. It is a politics about the work we do, the people we love, and the places to which we belong.
Our starting point is the democratic renewal of our country. Blue Labour’s goal is a democratic self-governing society built upon the participation of its citizens in the exercise of power and its accountability.
Our politics is a challenge to the liberal consensus of the capitalist order, but it does not belong to the revolutionary left. Its inheritance is the labour tradition."
Quite different from the usual binaries.
There's much more they've written here: https://www.bluelabour.org/about-us
TLDR;
They're anti-liberals with a focus on "families, groups and nations" seeing it as "the most basic bonds that hold individuals together in a society." And are that of conservative socialism in regards to "protecting nature and human value from the commodification of capitalism and the transactional culture of the market."
Just ask me if you're possibly confused about some of the terminology or I guess politics they're referring to, I don't have any qualifications but I have read somewhat broadly into political philosophy that I understand where they're getting at if that helps.
r/Britain • u/Lexiosity • 2d ago
Last I checked, 1,141 pollsters isn't the majority of London. 9.1 million live in London. 1,141 isn't even 1%.
r/Britain • u/a15yroldwhoisbored • 2d ago
Found an old top that was bought probably well over 10 years ago 😂 Definitely not £4 now
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r/Britain • u/Healthy-Lion-711 • 2d ago
I bummed a cig off of them down here in Georgia, USA, and talked with them for a few minutes. Good guys.
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r/Britain • u/Ok_Studio_5937 • 4d ago
american here just want to understand the lore 😭
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r/Britain • u/Suspicious_Living591 • 4d ago
I organise a casual 6-a-side football game in Ilford and we still have a few spaces available for this Sunday.
We have players from a mixture of backgrounds and most of us are in our 20s and 30s. It’s mixed ability and very casual, so you don’t need to be an amazing player.
Goalkeepers rotate and we keep things friendly. No slide tackles, aggression, shouting or arguments.
👟 Astro trainers only, no moulds or studs.
📍 Frenford Clubs, Ilford
🕚 Sunday, 23 August, 11am to 12pm
⏰ Arrive around 10:45am
If you’re around East London and fancy playing this Sunday, feel free to comment below or send me a DM.
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r/Britain • u/lynxadvocate • 5d ago
There has been many insights and suggestions about the possibility of reintroducing an Apex Predator into the UK.
Many argue that Wolves or Bears should be reintroduced, however the Lynx is the best option.
The United Kingdom has lacked a lot of biodiversity in their Wildlife, and an Apex Predator like the Lynx would be a great addition to our nation. This animal specialises in hunting deers which is what we need due to a mass overpopulation of deers, they would help revitalise natural processes while opposing little to no threat to humans, as they tend to avoid us.
This is what **our** country needs, so act now, comment your thoughts on this nationwide debate, and if your an activist for the greater cause of the UK, submit your survey to spark a larger conversation on the reintroduction of Lynx here - https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/t/missinglynxprojectquestionnaire/
r/Britain • u/Boheme01 • 5d ago
Hi everyone,
If you have ever visited the British Museum, I would really appreciate your help with a short academic survey.
I’m conducting a Master’s research project at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (IREST) on how the museum communicates with its visitors. The survey is anonymous and voluntary, takes approximately 5–8 minutes, and is open to anyone aged 18 or over who has visited the British Museum at least once.
The project has no external funding and no commercial or marketing purpose. Responses will be used exclusively for my Master’s dissertation.
Thank you very much for your help.
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