Ruth Watson
@ruthwatson.bsky.social
Journalist. Activist. Working for a better tomorrow today.
Political perspectives. Sustainability. Resilience. Food security. Social justice.
Scottish. Irish. Algerian. Kabyl.
There is no Planet B.
Political perspectives. Sustainability. Resilience. Food security. Social justice.
Scottish. Irish. Algerian. Kabyl.
There is no Planet B.
Reposted by Ruth Watson
The full film & piece is here.
Do the voters of Clacton think it’s okay for politicians to accept bribes from Russian spies?
www.thenerve.news/p/john-sween...
Do the voters of Clacton think it’s okay for politicians to accept bribes from Russian spies?
www.thenerve.news/p/john-sween...
An absent MP? A Russian traitor in Reform? When I go to Clacton, nobody seems to care
On the trail of the elusive Nigel Farage, John Sweeney visits his impoverished constituency – where even the prospect of Putin undermining British politics doesn’t raise many eyebrows
www.thenerve.news
November 20, 2025 at 8:39 AM
The full film & piece is here.
Do the voters of Clacton think it’s okay for politicians to accept bribes from Russian spies?
www.thenerve.news/p/john-sween...
Do the voters of Clacton think it’s okay for politicians to accept bribes from Russian spies?
www.thenerve.news/p/john-sween...
Policing women on their femininity is not good.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
November 20, 2025 at 10:28 AM
Policing women on their femininity is not good.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
Reposted by Ruth Watson
Policing women on their femininity is not good.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
November 20, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Policing women on their femininity is not good.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
Policing women on their femininity is not good.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
November 20, 2025 at 10:23 AM
Policing women on their femininity is not good.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.
In the '80s, as an activist my hair was short.
It made sense, living in a peace camp with only cold water to wash in, and it meant police couldn't twist my hair when arresting me
I was challenged in women's public toilets.
It's not a nice feeling.