#Labour

Matt Lowe

hmmlowe

India's lockdown has led to ~50% drop in fruit and vegetable volume at Azadpur wholesale market in Delhi (Asia's largest wholesale fruit and veg market), though some signs of recovery.

The Telegraph

Telegraph

The new Netflix documentary Seaspiracy has sparked a fierce debate about the fish on our platesCan you tell your Seaspiracy facts from fiction? https://www.telegraph.co.uk/environment/2021/03/31/seaspiracy-fact-v-fiction-truth-behind-netfli

geekahjumma

geekahjumma

The role of Choi Myunghee Lawyer in #Vincenzo who can kill an labour union leader by is a total opposite of Kim Yeojin in real life. She's the most prominent

Shahid Choudhary

listenshahid

Srinagar’s patience & cooperation has been remarkable. Here are details of permissible activities in consonance with UT level DMRRR guidelines, factoring in local conditions, valid till 8 June or as

Timothy Huyer

tim4hire

The list of things that the Alberta Government has done in response to #COVIDー19 is remarkably short. Almost all actions were taken by the Chief Medical Officer of Health, with

Tamara Cohen

tamcohen

Schools minister Nick Gibb is giving evidence to @CommonsEd on schools reopening.He says choice of primary kids first is because "we're very much led by the science. "Susceptibility to clinical

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ihsoka

y’all ain’t ready for this but here’s a thread on why deku is better than gon movement for black lives. please sign this petition! https://m4bl.org #DionJohnson - Pulled over on

MétisDave

davidbabcock2

There seems to be an idea that adding three positions to combat Anti-Black Racism and other forms of racism @OSSTFD19 is going to cost teachers money. I'm not sure if

Retson Tedheke

retsonbiz

#AGRICULTURE by its very definition and Foundation is Nothing Without Population. The Argument That Mechanization is Needed for Agriculture to be Effective is not The Silver Bullet. From History, Rural

Rothar

CafeRothar

After my post yesterday, I got a few critical voices about the quality of that cycle lane and why it's no reason for celebration. Firstly, yawn. No sh*t Sherlock. But

Jonathan Portes

jdportes

Well-argued and thought-provoking as usual by @dsmitheconomics but for once I disagree with the conclusion (1/8 or so)https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-rules-of-a-true-depression-are-being-rewritten-like-everything-else-bq9z965gd I think this is

Jonathan Portes

jdportes

*Why* did the Home Office ignore the law in order to implement racist policies? As the EHRC report found, because that's what Theresa May and David Cameron wanted. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-55065061 As

George Siemens

gsiemens

What is the longer-term impact of Covid-19 on higher education? Three possible scenarios, obviously shaped by the duration and re-emergence of the virus: 1/11 Scenario 1 (least likely): Return to

Sos Sosowski

Sosowski

I've read so many bad takes on the CDPR crunch situation that I really need to address them. This is a thread, and my last take today. Sorry for ranting

Stanley Pignal

spignal

There is an argument gaining traction that every country will now need to be self-sufficient in things like manufacturing masks. A line pushed, for example, by Thierry Breton, an EU

Lyon Ch!njong

francislyon6686

One of the biggest challenges we face as we try to #EndAnglophoneCrisis is the fact that while we expect good governance from our leaders, they have no interest in governing