#England

Dr Ellie Murray

EpiEllie

I had a long chat with @politico writer @zackstanton about where we are with COVID, what we can expect might be coming, and how we got here, plus what we

TJ

tjishsh

Give money, get something named after you. We see it in sports stadiums, hospital wings, college dorms. This thread is about a London street named after the man who gave

Michael Otsuka

MikeOtsuka

If university students aren't tested every 2-3 days, "colleges are very likely to fall prey to outbreaks that will place vulnerable people on campus & in the surrounding community at

Owen Williams 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

OwsWills

Before the Severn Bridge opened in 1966, people used to drive from Wales to the south of England via car ferry!It was a straight choice between a treacherous mile-long river

Give Bats A Break

GiveBatsABreak

If you hadn’t heard: today is #WorldConservationDay! A day dedicated to increasing awareness about the best practices to protect natureAnd because I’m all about the bats, here’s a thread of

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

WASHINGTON POST (1/19): Federal Law Enforcement Uncovers Massive Early-January Plot to Murder All of Congress; Plotters with Military Backgrounds, Who Had Trained to "Storm the Capitol," Planned to Gas Members

Livo

Livooo

Some funny goings on in #Liverpool under the stewardship of #JoeAnderson My current viewpoint might be influenced by some of the TV shows I watched during lockdown #Subura #Gomorrah #GangsOfLondon

Valarie Smith

sideshow_val

Who wrote this line: "All the beautiful waitresses existed like eternal responsibilities?" Was it Sam Shepard or Spalding Gray? Can you tell? "Waitresses" might tip you into thinking it was

Russ

RussInCheshire

It’s Tuesday, #TheWeekInTory is already 80 points long, and I’m very sorry you have to read it.And even more sorry I had to write the bloody thing.Anyway, here goes. 1.

Dr Harry Josephine Giles

HarryJosieGiles

Here's a wee history of the emergence of transphobia in the SNP, with some thoughts about what it might mean for the struggle in Labour.I'm less interested in "saving" Labour

Ed Conway

EdConwaySky

My @thetimes column about the most important economic issue no-one is talking about: the collapsing fertility rate. Not long ago the UK had one of the highest fertility rates in

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

Concerns about outdoor transmission risk seem to be trending again. What is the risk of transmission outdoors and should we be more worried about outdoors with the new more-transmissible variant?

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

No objections from me to Labour voting for the deal - despite my now being very much a Starmer sceptic. There are multiple reasons why Labour should vote for it.1.

Borja García 🇪🇺

DrBorjaGarcia

So, we nos finally have the framework for transfers and registration of overseas footballers in England post #Brexit from January 1st, as announced yesterday. A few thoughts after looking at

Irish History Bitesize!

lorraineelizab6

Thread: The Great Famine/An Gorta Mór 1845-50 1-1.5 million died. 1-2 million emigrated. [estimates vary greatly, especially as whole families died so no one left to tell their story, &

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

A Middle Byzantine coin from Carbis Bay, Cornwall — a new brief post by me :) https://www.caitlingreen.org/2020/12/a-middle-byzantine-coin-from-carbis-bay.html It is not the only find of a Byzantine coin from a south-western

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