#Crisis

Claire McGettrick

cmcgettrick

Re the contention that a referendum on adopted people's right to their information Firstly legal scholars e.g., @ConorUCCLaw have repeatedly argued that a referendum isn't necessary in order to legislate

Kobayashi Maru

knowing_what_is

Important articles "COVID @ Home"(A collaborative guide to COVID-19 prevention & care)https://covid-at-home.info (also available in other languages) Great overview:Covid-19: as vaccine race gains pace, the origins and evo

Richard Whiting

RichWhiting

A lot of noise that Labour aren't being proactive and are indistinguishable from the Tories, so let's take a look to see whether that is really true (Thread) https://labour.org.uk/press/labour-calls-on-the-government-to-adopt-plan-

Ben Max

TweetBenMax

Asked why he didn't have a school reopening plan ahead of school buildings closing down, de Blasio says admin has been busy with other key efforts around fighting the virus'

Elise Gould

eliselgould

Little changed in today's BLS release of Job Openings and Labor Turnover for December. In fact, "little changed" was mentioned 17 times in the report, including little changed in job

Walter Shaub

waltshaub

Our job as citizens is to hold the government accountable, regardless of who is in office. Blind faith in any administration is a dangerous mistake. And delaying ethics reforms means

Louie Evans

mrlouieevans

Once the pandemic is over I really think we as a profession need to talk about how teachers fetishise hard work. Is it a thin skinned reaction to the “lazy

Beatrice Noun

Beatrice_Noun

Water and conflicts in the #MiddleEast . A THREAD summarizing the main arguments & including valuable sources and examples: Availability of water or water mismangement impacts #foodsecurity and consequently economic

Rachel Shelden

rachelshelden

Mail-in voting was first used on a wide scale in the election of 1864, in the midst of a bloody civil war. Upon being re-elected (not even a likely outcome

Jack Scott

JackPScott

1/4 We will look back on current #Fed policies much as we look back on medieval medical practices such as bloodletting. ("What were they thinking??")The "progressive" age of the 21st

Gillian Branstetter

GBBranstetter

I hope everyone's ready for the opening question of the first 2024 GOP primary debate to focus on a 2018 girls track qualifier in Connecticut Some things @NikkiHaley leaves out:That

Robert Colvile

rcolvile

But there's also a big risk here of 'the map is the territory'. A big reason that HMT/HMRC haven't done as much to help the self-employed in this crisis (and

Seamus Coffey

seamuscoffey

From @CSOIreland figures released last week, here's a run-through the aggregate position of the household sector as we entered the COVID crisis.http://economic-incentives.blogspot.com/2020/11/the-position-of-household-sector-as-we.htmlt

socialite distancing.✊🏿

precioussxx

Interesting how the elements that define the new luxury consumer have become evident over the last few days. the new luxury consumer is defined by consciousness and education, these things

Faisal Al Yafai

FaisalAlYafai

THREAD Go Home, Refugee. A glance at the photos in @mannocchia @alessioroa piece in yesterday's @newlinesmag and it is obvious why that most powerful of words - home - recurs

Karen Kornbluh

KarenKornbluh

The Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act due to be released tomorrow won't be law for years and won't be translated enforced for some time after that. The digital

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