#TheGuardian

Ovine Supernova

complexifire

Impressive journalismingOct 2006: police incl Chauvin shoot & kill a man who'd stabbed others and was attacking themNov 2006: Klobuchar elected to SenateJan 2007: Klobuchar leaves prosecutor's office, goes to

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

More suggestions from Australia and New Zealand that as was suspected Liz Truss is very amaterishly trying to play them off each other. Which I first heard last year from

James Murray

James_BG

This past week has provided a really uncomfortable snapshot of what climate impacts, resilience, and adaptation actually means. We've seen... Bridges closing because of extreme heat:https://twitter.com/LBRUT/status/1293938346851536897 C

Helen Ward

profhelenward

OK a thread.That didn't help, but we must focus on the big picture. As I wrote in The Guardian on 15 April, the key tasks are (first 4 remain the

Karen Hao

_KarenHao

After spending a few years cutting through Big Tech's B.S. about AI ethics, I've created a glossary to help you decode what all of their favorite terms actually mean.I had

Brendan McGeever

b_mcgeever

Just published: our article for the Guardian on antisemitism, co-written by me, Ben Gidley (@bengidley) and David Feldman (@PearsInstitute). We make two key points.https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/apr/08/education-labour-antisemitism-pa

Jack Stilgoe

Jackstilgoe

A thread on the Oxford/AZ vaccine, university/industry collaboration and responsible innovation. #OxfordVaccine The world was betting big on this one (@TheEconomist) 1/n It’s annoying when science is tagged by university

Ben Norton

BenjaminNorton

By the way, will The Intercept ever release the Snowden files?The company that runs @TheIntercept, which is owned by US government-linked Silicon Valley billionaire Omidyar, shut down the Snowden archives

Sam Levine

srl

I am so deeply moved by John Lewis' death. Too often now, the fight over voting rights gets framed as a political issue ("how will this law impact the election?").

Jonathan Mountstevens

MrMountstevens

Thread on this proposal to use mocks as Plan B for grading. The impression given is that @educationgovuk thinks a couple of tweaks would make mocks fit for purpose, but

GlumBird

GlumBird

The handling of "do not resuscitate" notices in Britain evermore resembles a eugenics programme. Certainly, this incident sprang from a single GP, but that the crisis has given it such

Chris McCrudden

cmccrudden

So inspired by rumours that Pizza Express might fold (arf arf), I've done some digging into Pizza Express's corporate history.And it's a FASCINATING story of how solid businesses get crippled

Roderic Day

RodericDay

the only people who misunderstand Orwell's 1984 are those that go around trying to imagine it has a "leftist" message yeah I'm sure every child in the english speaking world

Stephen Barlow

SteB777

1) Boris Johnson's use of the term "bunny-hugging" speaks volumes about the background he comes from and his utter dishonesty. It is used by those with a background in shooting

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

I found an Observer piece I wrote in 2001: growing complexity of opportunity and disadvantage on race in Britain. For a Race in Britain 12 page special after summer 2001

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JeromeIsUgly

THE #GRAMMYs RACIST ACTIONS TOWARDS BLACK ARTISTS : A THREAD https://twitter.com/jeromeisugly/status/1331318670535045122 https://twitter.com/jeromeisugly/status/1331319976746160130 When Beyoncé made one of the best albums of the decade LE