#qpm

[jukeboxofjellycat]

[bastillemxfans]

A little pause in Dan’s adventures to celebrate the 6 years since the release of this 💎 as a single!!

Happy anniversary to “Quarter Past Midnight”!🥳🙌🏻

[damienthepious]

"it took all the manhood in him, and there was a royal lot of it, too,"

😳

[willyfarquarsons]

I think about this comment a lot 🥸

I WAS THIS 🤏 CLOSE TO CHANGING THE TITLE TO JUST SAY QPM

[miasanmuller]

What about Q 😆

Oh joke's on you my dear anon, this one is actually pretty easy bc we got tons of those in portuguese :) (also spanish)

Quem de Nós Dois by Ana Carolina

Quase Sem Querer by Legião Urbana

Quando a Chuva Passar by Ivete Sangalo

Que Vuelvas by Shakira

Quarter Past Midnight by Bastille

[kirk-goes-to-gallifrey]

I know I haven't been super active in the bastille fandom lately but god I love how stormers are great at rebloging art

[the-covens-headmate-inspo]

Hello hello! Could you kindly please do a pack inspired by The Lamb, The Goat, or Narinder?

Name: The Lamb

Age: 21

Gender: Genderqueer

Xenogenders: lambgender, godgender, crusadegender (Self coined, a gender that feels like crusades), zombiegender, nexgender, persephrogender, xeno haorder, killgender, thorngender, immortalgender, offbeatgender, cultgender (Possibly self coined, a gender that feels like (a) cult(s) in some form.), silksensgender, woolgender, woolsensgender, blood-gender (as name implies), bellgender (self-coined, a gender that feels like bells)

Pronouns: They/he/she

Neopronouns: lamb/lamb, god/god, dea/death, cru/sade, zom/bie corpse, kill/kill, blood/bloody, imm/ortal, herd/herd, cul/cult, wo/ol, wool/wool, bell, lea/der, 

Species: Lamb

Sexuality: GAY

Gen. personality: chaotic gremlin who could kill you, funny, sweet, cutesy, cinnamon roll who could kill you very kind to followers, neutral if not cruel to anyone else.

Appearance: ashen grey skin, blak eyes, white wool, small horns.

Primary role: Avenger

Secondary role: Decision maker.

Polyroles/any roles other than primary and secondary: 

Boundaries: don’t make fun of his followers, don’t make fun of either of his husbands, be respectful, no touchin or petting without permission, don’t take the red crown from him.

Moral alignment: Chaotic neutral (murder-hobo style)

Outif/fav. Outfit: Red cloak with white streak, cream button up, black flexible, gold bell, the red crown, some gold black and red jewerly, two wedding rings (QPM and Romantic).

Source: Cult of the Lamb

Views on canon: Meh, doesn’t go into a lot if thing but it’s alright in an of itself.

Source vs. canon (pls specific if canon compliant): Queer platonic marriage with Goat, Romantic marriage with Narinder, very kind to his followers, downright cruel and uncaring to anyone else, morally grey.

View on source talk: He doesn’t really want any, it makes him slightly uncomfertable.

View on sourcemates: It’d be nice to meet Nari and Goat, meeting ex-follwers wouldn’t be bad also.

View on doubles: Minimize contact but doesn’t care much beyond that.

Pfp:

Faceclaim:

Miscellaneous:

[ukrfeminism]

Pornography creators, law enforcement, parents and the public asked for views as government investigates impact of pornography

views to be collected on impact of emerging tech, such as AI and virtual reality, on pornography

results will inform independent Pornography Review that will cover harm caused to sexual relationships and violence against women in wider society

Law enforcers, pornography makers, parents and the public are being asked to help shape the future of pornography regulation in the UK from today (Thursday 11 January) as the government launches a wide-ranging call for evidence as part of its review of the pornography industry.

The questionnaire, which closes on Thursday 7 March will collect evidence on the impact of pornographic content on relationships, sexual behaviours, mental health and people’s views of women and girls.

This exercise will provide independent Lead Reviewer Baroness Bertin with evidence that represents the views of those in the industry itself and the public, which will be used to develop recommendations for the government to undertake.

The substantial impact that new technologies have had on the pornography industry will also be covered, with respondents asked for their thoughts on how AI and virtual reality have changed how pornography is made, accessed and viewed, as well as how this impacts viewers and the industry.

Law enforcement and the criminal justice system will have an opportunity to raise what challenges face them in identifying and tackling these issues in pornography – as well as giving the industry an opportunity to set out what it is doing to tackle them more effectively.

Lead Reviewer Baroness Bertin said:

Throughout this review, it is essential we engage directly with those who are most involved in the pornography industry and accurately establish what the general public thinks of the current rules governing pornography. We want to hear from a wide range of views, whether it be a worried parent, those enforcing the laws to stop exploitation or someone directing or performing in pornography themselves, to speak up and support our review. Extreme pornography can have a damaging impact - we owe it to our children and indeed to the whole of society to put the guard rails back in place. This review will help us fully understand what we must now do to protect those most affected as well as future proofing the law to keep pace with an ever-evolving pornography industry.

Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy Saqib Bhatti said:

The Pornography Review will be key to informing what we do next to tackle any harmful impact the industry may have on those working within it, or society at large. The invaluable evidence the public, experts and industry provide will be integral to what Baroness Bertin recommends later this year.

Ian Critchley, QPM, National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for Child Abuse and Investigation said:

I very much welcome this government commissioned review led by Baroness Bertin. It is one that is essential in tackling harmful sexual behaviours. This is in addition to the whole scale use of smart devices by teenagers and now under 10s, which gives them increased access to harmful material including violent pornography and indecent images of children. The Online Safety Act is one of the most important pieces of legislation for a generation and it will help us to improve the safety of children and young people. In tandem with this review will provide a greater evidence base allowing us to better understand the impact violent pornography is having on the behaviour of young people and adults who continue to pose the greatest risk of harm to children. It will then ensure we can work together across agencies to prevent what has become normalised behaviour which is causing some of the greatest harm often with lifelong consequences.

The Pornography Review, announced last year, builds on the government’s work to take the long-term decisions for a better future for our children and grandchildren through the Online Safety Act, by stopping children from accessing pornography online by requiring services to establish the age of their users, including through age verification and age estimation tools.

Read the pornography regulation, legislation and enforcement call for evidence here.

[lboogie1906]

Norwell Lionel Roberts QPM (né Gumbs; October 23, 1946) is a British former police constable, the first Black police officer to join London’s Metropolitan Police. He rose to the rank of Detective Sergeant. He was considered to be the first Black police officer in the UK, although it has since been discovered that he had been preceded by Metropolitan Police Superintendent Robert Branford and Constable John Kent in Carlisle, both in the 19th century. He was born Norwell Lionel Gumbs in Anguilla, West Indies.

His grandfather was a police sergeant, and three uncles were high-ranking officers, one of whom was awarded the Colonial Police Medal for his services. They all attended 12-week courses on the familiarisation of police procedures at Hendon Police College.

Having passed O-Levels in Religious Knowledge and Chemistry, he started work as a scientific laboratory technician in the Botany Department at Westfield College, University of London.

While working at Westfield College, he responded to a newspaper advertisement and completed the police recruitment application form. While on day release to Paddington Technical College, one of his fellow students who read the Daily Telegraph saw a headline which read ‘London to have first colored Policeman soon’.

He enlisted on March 28, 1967. This intake included Paul Condon, now Baron Condon, who went on to become Metropolitan Police Commissioner.

After constant misspelling of the name “Gumbs”, he changed his name in 1968 by deed poll, taking his mother’s maiden name of Roberts.

He has lived in Harrow with his wife Wendy since 1976. He is an active Freemason under the United Grand Lodge of England, initiated in 1985, and a member of Beauchamp Lodge #1422 and Radlett Lodge #6652, he is a member of the Holy Royal Arch and other Masonic orders. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[murphyshat]

we keep on running, running through a red light 🎈🎈🎈

happy 5th birthday to quarter past midnight music video! probably one of my fave music videos ever, not only from bastille, but in general out of every music video that i've ever loved ❤️

i thought that on 5th anniversary i should draw something with the cake from the mv coz 5 years is a date but then i realised that this year is the 5th one but i already made the lineart for this drawing so it's okay 😌

also i haven't drawn anything in digital in 9 months but since i make qpm mv anniversary drawing every year since 2020 i decided not to broke my tradition. i really love bastille ❤️

[theunknownintrowert]

another meltdown i will try to heal my stressed mind with qpm video i guess

[bastillemxfans]

📹 Beau

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[zalaznyart]

I’ve just been at a film festival event and they showed (accidentally, they got it mixed up with a similar film) a trailer for a documentary about drag queens and it turns out that some of them were in the QPM music video! Instantly thought of you and the coven <3

Ah that's cool!! I hope they're all doing well :)