Policy & Strategy Analytics academic at Loughborough University; Member, Independent SAGE; Fellow, St Catherine's College, Oxford.
The traditional way of doing this is to write vitriolic green-ink letters to the editor of some paper or other. And then chuck them in the bin.
Eliot HigginsNo joke, Trump is posting this shit like every minute at the moment, like some sort of social media comfort blanket.
The replies and quote tweets to this really are frightening.
Marie Le Contehello from Britain where I'm in the pub with a group of friends and I would say we're now on minute 20 of them sharing stories about the nonce teachers they had at school
Surprises me. I thought there would be more than 2,011 Britons who like ice cream.
YouGovYouGov's latest scoop: vanilla is Britain's favourite ice cream flavour Vanilla: 18% Mint choc chip: 14% Chocolate: 13% Strawberry: 5% Salted caramel: 5% Rum and raisin: 5% Pistachio: 4% Coffee: 3% Raspberry ripple: 3% yougov.com/en-gb/articl...
What. (Source: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/educati...)
BanjonYes. Until as late as 2000 the Chief inspector of schools in England was a guy who met his wife when he was her school teacher, and he gave a public speech- as chief inspector of schools joking(?) that teachers dating pupils 16-18 years old "could help their education"
Everybody who is reading this survived Covid. Not everyone did.
Prof Christina Pagel🧵On @thenewsagents.co.uk yesterday, school closures and the lab leak theory were offered as two examples of legitimate questions that were hard to ask. Both have in fact been asked constantly since 2020. But here's a thread on why I think they were wrong and dangerous on school closures 1/12
He's very smiley isn't he.
Aaron RuparHassett: "Data centers are very good for towns bc they create so many jobs & bring people in with high incomes that can buy houses & stuff like that. So if you take a sleepy town that hasn't seen much in the last 30 years & put a data center there, there are gonna be a bunch of happy residents."
This interview really isn't helping Thames Water's case (maybe that's the idea). 0.5% of 4.3 billion litres of waste per day... is a lot. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Thames Water boss says leakage targets 'not realistic'Chris Weston said Thames wanted "to do better" but some of its targets were not achievable.www.bbc.co.ukMaybe they'll do a World Cup for members of the Board of Peace.
Paul BernalUEFA can exist without FIFA. Can FIFA exist without UEFA? I doubt it.