I’m putting together a series of online tutorials on how to create thoughtful and compelling content for your brand’s audience. For more details please DM 📲 or browse https://t.co/Wda5fiAo85 for all services. Image: @olympia_london

I’m delighted to report that To The Fairest fragrances are stocked in this beautiful new boutique. Follow @LondonPerfume for details about in-store events and special offers 🛍️

Shanah Tovah U'Metukah to everyone who starts celebrations today! "Pomegranates and Figs", 2017 by Oleksandr Roitburd (1961-2021).

In light of the recent flurry of announcements surrounding AI-powered literary translation services, Daniel Saldaña Paris's thoughtful essay on AI in translation—from our AI-themed Special Feature—couldn't be more timely. On the human cost of convenience: https://t.co/6ZYEMRkGJn

Deciem co-founder Nicola Kilner in conversation with @BizPears at @ftlive #FTWomen earlier this morning

Yael van der Wouden has been awarded the @WomensPrize for Fiction. For the New Review, she discussed growing up Jewish in the Netherlands, losing herself in The Secret Garden, and being thankful to her family for skipping over her novel’s sex scenes. https://t.co/Wsn7V1WNxJ

Brilliant tour de force interview by @HJoyceGender! 👏💚👏💚 Despite @BBCNuala constant reference to "the listener", as if something was particularly unclear, Helen just cut through all smoke & mirrors in a way we have grown to love & expect. 1/2 https://t.co/jvEIXJtN3E

Woman of the Day Dorothy Hodgkin born OTD in 1910 in Cairo was not only a biochemist and crystallographer but a talented artist who used her skills to sketch and decode biomolecules, the key to structural biology and crucial for developing new therapeutics and designing vaccines.

Ancient Greek helmets from the classical period kept in the storeroom of the Archaeological Museum of Olympia in Greece. #drthehistories

None of these farms exist All are works of fiction by @Tesco supermarkets This #FarmWashing practice should be made illegal, it deceives consumers and makes nonsense of @RedTractorFood traceability Food labelling should be clear, country of origin should be clear

📌 Canning House convened the UK and Latin America at the inaugural Mexico-UK Summit. Vsit our website to read the key takeaways and see photos from the event: https://t.co/Ahna9QPN6M #MexicoUKSummit #Business #Learnings #Diplomacy #LatinAmerica

This is crystal clear from Akua Reindorf KC, a commissioner for the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

When other large and wealthy unions centre men, look for a union that centres working women in low-paid jobs and defends and supports their rights to fairness, dignity, safety and privacy. @DarlingtonUnion

I should have known lots of people who remained silent on gender & sex & who stood by as women were bullied & lost jobs would publish long winded pieces today on how the discourse should have been more measured. Well I've got news for you: in sitting this out, you were complicit.

Cheap food isn’t cheap—it’s costing us our farms, our health & our future. Supermarkets sell an illusion while farmers like me are fighting to survive. Read my latest Substack: https://t.co/2qx8QdGLfV #substack #foodsecurity #nofarmersnofood

Trevor Phillips just said what we’ve danced around for 9 years: A US trade deal means chlorinated chicken, lower food standards & worse trade with the EU. The 2016 ballot paper sold a fantasy - that we could have both. We can’t. EU or US. Only 14% want the latter.

Betty Webb MBE It is with great sadness that today, the Bletchley Park Trust has learnt that Charlotte (Betty) Webb MBE has passed away at the age of 101. Her contributions to Bletchley Park, during World War Two and to ensuring its legacy today, will never be forgotten.

Grace Brewster Hopper was an American computer scientist, mathematician, and United States Navy rear admiral. She was a pioneer of computer programming. She developed COBOL (1960), an early high-level programming language still in use today.

I've put together a playlist of 50 excellent tracks by 50 excellent Scottish female artists. Acid folk, indie-pop, noise, garage, electronica, c86 and dream-pop https://t.co/hoMFY8lnZi

The civil service wasted £117,000 - and a talented woman’s career - because it ignored the equality law it is supposed to enforce. My @thetimes column on a stupid, avoidable Whitehall farce. https://t.co/OEJp8E1Ve3

Karen Wynn Fonstad was a novice cartographer who painstakingly plumbed J.R.R. Tolkien’s books and notes to draw atlases of Middle-earth, the setting of “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings.” Her maps became crucial for the films that followed.