Jasdev Sekhon
Jasdev Sekhon
@jasdevsekhon.bsky.social
Ex-Civil Servant. Interests include global news, sustainability, the green transition, disinformation. I click "Like" to mark posts as read, sorry if I got your hopes up 🤷♂️ Spotify Premium is my fourth emergency service.
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The BBC World Service's Newshour programme reported on "a localised ceasefire brokered by Melania Trump" in Oleshky, Ukraine... come on guys, seriously. www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/10...
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It still baffles me that Reddit Inc, a public company, gets away with hosting so much pirated content. Users will share links to articles that bypass paywalls, before they banned it there was a sub for sharing OnlyFans content, it's like anything is game if you're a corporation and not an individual
90%+ of the comments at time of posting are conspiracy theorising that this was an Israeli plot. Not sure that leaving comments open on this post was wise, @financialtimes.com www.instagram.com/p/Dd93XaADBi5/
Anecdotally, two relatives believe they've just had COVID again, and a recruitment agent I spoke with believes his family might have caught it recently as well.
Would you consider the coronavirus pandemic in Britain to be over or still ongoing? Over: 56% (+11 from Mar 2024) Still ongoing: 30% (-14) yougov.com/en-gb/daily-...
"EnglishRose", one of the most infamous commenters on the Financial Times' website, strikes again: www.ft.com/content/30f3...
I confess I've been had, I thought this account was genuine the first few times I encountered it www.instagram.com/numbertennor...
I've only this Summer resumed paying the Licence Fee, so that I could watch the World Cup. What is this, BBC News? Is the Earl Spencer story really in the public interest to this extent? Are there no other stories of significant interest worth mentioning? Imminent escalation in the Persian Gulf, etc
“If you had to name your kid after a finance term, what would it be?” is the question www.instagram.com/reel/DdW-9cc...
I'm surprised at the defence here, "Davies [defending Efeotor] told the hearing: "In this country, we have something called the freedom of speech, which means you are allowed to say things outside of work which cause offence or upset to other people." www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...