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An ITV poll suggests 80% of 16-24 year olds would vote to rejoin, and it does seem like we’ve been more connected with Europe under Starmer than any PM since Blair. Would you vote for it if we held a referendum? submitted by /u/threetimesacharm25 to r/AskBrits [link] [comments]

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1 - Doctor Who: I'm sure most are familiar, but just in case: The main character of this show is an alien, who, when dying, instead of perishing completely, "regenerates", effectively dying and being born again, with new personality but all the same memories. Outside the story, it's a way to keep the show running for longer than

My first time in England was absurd. I was on a school trip and I had the time of my life. I was worried if I came back the magic wouldn’t be there because I wasn’t the same person as I was two years ago. I came back and It was just as good as I remember. Actually better. All of it. Maybe because i’m a tourist, maybe because back home it’s 1933 Germany but fuck me, I love it there I saw your universities, your night clubs, your alcohol, your women, your life and your people because at the end of the day, that’s all universal. If you want to learn a culture, you drink with them. The brits, scotts, irish, you’re a good bunch. everyone’s fucking hilarious, everyone has an opinion, and the accents are absurd. but i loved it, every second of it. I’ll be back soon hopefully. I have friends over there and seeing them for the first time in two years was special. I say this with full sincerity, I love England.

Just curious to know. As a M/36 I tend to wake up around 10am most weekends, not really sure if it’s a good or a bad thing. Sometimes like today, I’m up at 8.30 and feel good about it. submitted by /u/manlikezuli to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

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Official website with the most comprehensive schedule and results. The schedule here has events grouped together in sessional chunks. The listed end times are taken from this PDF schedule posted by the IOC. For more information about each sport, you can check the Olympics' official primers here, or /u/ManofManyWeis’s detailed breakdown here. /u/ContinuumGuy has written a comprehensive preview of today's medal events

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