😍 Our University has received the highest rating of Gold in a national assessment of teaching excellence! 😍. The #TeachingExcellenceFramework is a national assessment of teaching, giving students an independent indication of quality: via @Portsmouthuni

'You’re stealing my identity!’ Movie voiceover artists go to war with AI, as new tech imperils the £3bn dubbing artists industry. via @guardianfilm.

The controversial legacy of East German sprinter Marlies Göhr, who was the first woman to run 100m in under 11 seconds via @fr.

Austria to change two streets named after Nazi supporters via @BBCWorld.

The Nazi bunkers hidden underneath Berlin - from Hitler’s final shelter in Berlin to a hidden underground ring tunnel linking eleven modest-looking farmhouses just south of the capital via @BBCWorld.

4 July 1989: stamps issued in the GDR to mark the 200th anniversary of the French Revolution. As it turned out, another revolution was just around the corner.

4 July 1968: stamps issued in the GDR to mark the city of Rostock's 750th anniversary

4 July 1958: the tenth DDR-Rundfahrt cycle race starts. It was won by Erich Hagen, with Gustav Adolf „Täve“ Schur finishing second.

4 July 1943: the American Forces Network (AFN) radio station is set up for troops stationed in Europe via @dlfkultur.

Krzewina Zgorzelecka - the Polish train station that serves a German town (Ostritz) and is only accessible to German passenger trains via @rewboss.

3 July 1935: Porsche presents the prototype for the Volkswagen Beetle. Private customers would not be able to buy one until 1946. via @ndr.

"Like English, Spanish is constantly evolving. Unlike some English speakers, we welcome that." via @guardian @mariaramirezNY.

‘Preaching water, drinking wine’: Austrians mock far-right MPs for lucrative side jobs via @guardian @doberah.

3 July 1982: an 'Indianistiktreffen' in Schwerin (via Bundesarchiv). To find out more about interest in Native American culture in the GDR, and why this was viewed with suspicion by the Stasi: via @SPIEGEL_Gesch

3 July 1973: stamps issued in the GDR to mark East Berlin hosting the tenth World Festival of Youth and Students

3 July 1968: East Berliners find a shady place to sit on Unter den Linden (via Bundesarchiv)

3 July 1883: Franz Kafka is born in Prague. Listen to a @BBCInOurTime programme about his novel 'The Trial' via @BBCRadio4.

2 July 1985: the Wattenmeer ('Wadden Sea'), an intertidal zone in the south-eastern part of the North Sea, becomes a national park. It then became a world heritage site in 2009. via @ndr.

2 July 1975: stamps issued in the GDR to mark 275 years of the Akademie der Wissenschaften in Berlin. This stamp depicts the Interkosmos 10 satellite.

2 July 1974: information stands outside Friedrichstraße station in East Berlin (via Bundesarchiv)

2 July 1964: the Steinweg in the East German town of Quedlinburg with its many half-timbered buildings (via Bundesarchiv)