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Ken Hale put it bluntly: "Languages embody the intellectual wealth of the people that speak them. Losing any one of them is like dropping a bomb on the Louvre."
Lost for words: fears of âcatastrophic‘ language loss due to rising seas
Climate crisis could be the ânail in the coffin‘ for half of languages spoken by the end of the centu...
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Tintin (/ˈtɪntɪn/; French: [tɛ̃tɛ̃]) 🤗
![Tintin (/ˈtɪntɪn/; French: [tɛ̃tɛ̃]) 🤗](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FmEmQEOakAAGZos.jpg)
Tintin made his debut on this day - 10 January - in 1929!
Probably the most famous Belgian character (does Hercule Poirot count?) ever.
Happy 2023! Lest we forget…
The EU and the people in it have largely moved on from Brexit. Only the Brits (and people like me who had no say), will be living with the consequences for the rest of their lives. Keep that star safe!
#OnThisDay in 1973: Great Britain entered the Common Market, formally joining the European Economic Community along with fellow newcomers Denmark and Ireland.
“Don’t blame the virus, blame Brexit.”
The River Café’s Ruth Rogers outlines the harsh realities of a post-Brexit landscape for the food industry.
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Listen on @GlobalPlayer.
https://t.co/C48ZeMFluK
France welcomes back their football team. Wow.
