Anthony Hamer-Hodges retweeted
I believe this will be considered one of the most important videos in US history from this time.
Anthony Hamer-Hodges retweeted
Don't forget there was only one foul in the box all season that went to var that the ref stuck with his original decision.
This one, the only one
▶️ Here's what happened when VAR checked if Hearts should have been awarded a penalty against Motherwell.
At 6pm on @SkyFootball watch Scottish Football VAR Review to hear what the SFA's head of refereeing Willie Collum made of it 📺
As the @ScottishFA insist game wasn’t abandoned early due to danger to players from pitch invasion (despite the audio proving it was) can they pls point us towards the numerous yellow card bookings for excessive celebrations and pitch incursions issued after the goal?
Anthony Hamer-Hodges retweeted
If Scottish football has any integrity Celtic must be stripped of their title, says Philip Patrick. The laws of the game are clear: if a pitch invasion ends a game early it is either forfeit or replayed. dailysceptic.org/2026/05/20/…
Anthony Hamer-Hodges retweeted
Imagine had Hibs fans invaded the Tynie pitch when Brebner scored to make it 4-2 in the 4-4 Edin Derby? Everyone would be saying, aye but Hearts aren’t gonna score 2 goals in a minute are they! 42 seconds to be precise, that’s what makes fitba what it is!
A deluge of AI content is already here.
Deezer says 75,000 AI tracks are uploaded every day, 44% of new music.
There is controversy over transparency and attribution of AI music inputs but what about the outputs?
Should machine-generated works receive copyright protection?
At the speed and scale generative systems now operate, granting copyright protection to machine outputs in the UK risks limiting the creative space available to future artists, composers and writers anywhere in the world.
And yet no-one is talking about this.
I’ve started a short 5-week series exploring why the UK’s position on computer-generated works should be reconsidered.
No Royalties 4 Robots 🤖 :
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Come find me: notesonpractise on substack
Glastonbury is here — the UK’s most joyful cultural ritual.
Hundreds of thousands in a field, millions more watching from home.
Everyone singing. Everyone feeling connected.
But if music matters this much, why do we stop teaching it at 13?
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📖 Read the full piece:
“Celebrated, but not cultivated – Part 1: The Sound of the Crowd”
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Let’s put down our phones — and raise our voices.
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