6) £805,769: Decolonising the Museum: Digital Repatriation of the Gaidinliu Collection from the UK to India (DiMuse) charlottecgill.co.uk/p/examples-of-…
7) £805,745: on a study that says "The disproportionate representation of William Shakespeare in scholarship and performance has aligned early modern drama in the public mind with white, able-bodied, heterosexual, cisgender male narratives" gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=A…
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He’s probably busy coordinating with the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, one of the six major political foundations in the Federal Republic of Germany, which has an office in Bethnal Green. It funds Novara Media and other organisations at the cooperative based there.
2) The US Embassy payments to My Life My Say, a youth democracy charity run by Mete Coban, a former Labour councillor who’s now Sadiq Khan’s Deputy Mayor.
His charity has partnered with Tony Blair.
Plus, how Global employees cheered his “democracy charity” on:
Carol Vorderman is not a spontaneous political activist. She is part of a left wing network that all pushes out the same agenda. I’m still trying to work out who’s driving it. Global, Politics Joe, Byline Times, Good Law Project all part of the machine. You heard it here firsttt.
It all started when she was the poster girl for Best for Britain (which is part of the left wing network). It’s a much more tentative Vorderman, taking her first steps into political activism. It’s like a trial run to see if she can plug “Stop the Tories” tactical voting:
It’s like she got told “that was good, Carol, but can you be a bit more aggressive?“