#TheTimes

Paul Mainwood

PaulMainwood

A reflection from the history of science.Scientific controversies of the past are written up in textbooks with one side "winning" once experimental evidence becomes overwhelming.Three things glossed: a) How unpleasant

Daniel Johnson MSP

DJohnsonMSP

Universities are facing a £500m 'black hole' in their finances. As this crisis continues we will need to look at the medium term impacts not just the immediate crisis.This is

Dr Mike Ward

Schroedinger99

1/ One thing twitter taught me is not to RT something (or react to it in any way) without reading it carefully first. Headlines - often not written by or

George Peretz QC

GeorgePeretzQC

I looked at this piece by @michaelgove in an effort to understand what it is that prevents the current government from agreeing a free trade agreement with the EU.https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/michael-gove-why-were-not-giving-in-to-the

Oliver Johnson

BristOliver

This Sunday Times graph of *modelled* infections surprises me https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/three-weeks-of-dither-and-delay-on-coronavirus-that-cost-thousands-of-british-lives-05sjvwv7g I'd have assumed that such a narrow spike in

Katie Martin

KMartUK

Looking for some Sunday reading? Here’s a round up of some of the best stuff I’ve seen this week on the longer-term implications of #COVID2019: .@TomMcTague on what the crisis

Trades Union Congress

The_TUC

There can be no return to business as usual once the #Covid19 crisis is over.It's time for government, businesses and unions to come together and rebuild a country that works

Carole Cadwalladr

carolecadwalla

I don’t know if this is true, but if it is, I truly despair. Sunday Times reporting Cummings had long been ‘haunted by fear he could end up in prison:

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abcpoppins

Meticulous Germans in tracking/tracing #COVID19 In early March, Bernd Neff found himself climbing walls with boredom/frustration in Berlin.Few days earlier, Berlin’s patient zero an intern who worked on same floor

Caroline

CoachCaroline

The transindustry is a billion dollar industry. The political power of the transmovement is unprecedented. In his thread I will collect articles on money and politics. Feel free to add.

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

Hannah

PF53251450

@spillqualitea Hi Spill, I would like you to create a vid if possible about this company called Shaw Academy, they had an ad on Instagram for a free trial, then

Allison Bailey

BluskyeAllison

1/ @trussliz @BorisJohnson Scrapping plans to ease the legal “hassle” of gender transition would *NOT be a “new Section 28 moment.” Do not allow the shame of section 28 to

LGB Alliance

ALLIANCELGB

We are delighted by reports “gender” self-ID will not become law in the UK. If confirmed, this will be an example of the govt listening to years of thoughtful grassroots

Lucy Fisher

LOS_Fisher

EXCL: Britain is too dependent on China for imports in 71 goods categories key to critical infrastructure, finds new ⁦@HJS_Org⁩ report. ⁦It has prompted 22 Tory MPs, led by ⁦@IoWBobSeely⁩,

George Peretz QC

GeorgePeretzQC

The concern expressed in this article is a direct consequence of the lack of transparency and democratic accountability for the government’s decisions on local lockdowns.https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/no-coronavirus-lockdown-for-top-t