Keiligh Baker

RT @BBCSounds: How has social media changed the way politicians communicate to voters and other political leaders? Marianna Spring and Hen…

RT @BBCSounds: 'I couldn't really believe my ears' The BBC's international editor Jeremy Bowen talks about his reaction to President Trump…

RT @BBCSteveR: I asked Vladimir Putin: “25 years ago Yeltsin handed you power & told you 'Take care of Russia.’ Do you think you have? In l…

RT @lauragzzi: My latest and longest read on the Pelicot case. Here I try to unpack how the decade Gisèle was drugged by her husband played…

RT @BurcuAOzcelik: It was such a pleasure to join @JonnyDymond and Jane Corbin for this episode on #Arafat’s legacy and his impact on the #…

RT @susie_dent: Word of the day is ‘librocubicularist’ (early 20th century): someone who loves nothing better than reading in bed.

RT @Tayloredword: "My name's Alex. But increasingly young people keep shouting 'Timmy' at me in the street. It’s not mistaken identity - it…

RT @BBCWorld: Watch BBC's Steve Rosenberg challenge Vladimir Putin over the Russian president's justification for invading Ukraine https://…

RT @hazelshearing: TOMORROW What’s going wrong with efforts to rebuild England’s schools? Listen to “Old School Problems”, a new document…

RT @adamfleming: Look who's on #BBCNewscast!

RT @MindCharity: It’s been 63 years since suicide was decriminalised in the UK. But so many of us still use the term ‘commit suicide’. Why…

RT @BBCSounds: “We are in unprecedented circumstances” Listen to US polling analyst Nate Silver break down Kamala Harris’ chances of winni…

RT @AnnOlivarius: "Not all men" - but so many men helped Gisele Pelicot's husband: The 73 men who came to her house and raped her. The…

RT @ChrisMasonBBC: Today's #BBCNewscast -- a conversation with the third First Minister of Wales of 2024. @adamfleming and I talk to @PrifW…

RT @AvaSantina: what is the charge. a little beer and a cigarette. a little beer and a succulent cigarette

"Male violence – whether domestic abuse, a stranger attack, or terrorism – is not a case of a few bad apples or a rare lone event. It is systemic, a result of a thousand moments, big and small, that teach men to hate and women to be afraid."

Frances Ryan @DrFrancesRyan

“This has been Britain’s summer of male violence, in which headlines of murdered women and girls became as commonplace as news of the Olympics and the rain.” My col. in today’s @guardian https://t.co/6DGHJCrE7R

RT @DrFrancesRyan: A woman being killed by a man is a “dog bites person” story. It is so common, so predictable, that it is widely seen as…