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thetwerkinggirl

When you sit and really think about it, the last 4 years of what’s happened in Labour Party has been madness. You’ve had MP’s like Ian Austin screaming ‘Shut up’

Paul Johnson

PJTheEconomist

Some thoughts from our manifesto analysis. First just look at the scale of differences in tax and spending proposals. The Conservative manifesto offered almost nothing, Labour would try to implement

Christopher Canning

cg_canning

I work in the field of research and knowledge translation and this pandemic has highlighted, like many things, massive gaps in how scientific knowledge gets out to people who need

Angela Rayner 😷

AngelaRayner

I came in to politics as a shop steward standing up for care workers on the minimum wage.In my new roles I will focus on the future of work and

Three Geese Radius

shawnmicallef

Why is the case different in other cities, whose mayors, all responsible people (Vancouver, Montreal), presumably also listen to their public health officials? Are they getting different advice?https://twitter.com/dmrider/status/1248350314001989635 R

Barton

Barton_options

1/ COVID19 impact on public health, market, election (April edition)TL,DR: public-health crisis over by Nov for working age people. fatality for 65+ bad & having a long tail into 2021.market

Sean Schickel

SeanSchickel

The single biggest issue facing high school football in VA is recruiting by public school coaches. I’m not pointing fingers, but it’s out of control at this point and somehow

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

Had a chat today with my longest pal. We did our PhDs together in the 80s. I had a career in biomedical R&D, latterly founding a U.K. biotech. My friend

Justin McElroy

j_mcelroy

Since today's emergency press conference on #COVID19 data in B.C. is telephone only, I'm going to use this thread to livetweet the questions and answers in a straightforward fashion, instead

Professor Karol Sikora

ProfKarolSikora

If, as I believe, we have reached the peak of infections, the focus will soon turn to how we can safely escape the lockdown.This is my opinion on how it

Andrew Kurjata

akurjata

From last year's northern B.C. killings: "A former police officer is questioning why RCMP waited four days to reveal it was investigating a double homicide in British Columbia" while the killers

scott cunningham

causalinf

Hugely important new paper forthcoming at Restat by Yotem Shem-Tov, at Berkeley. In some jurisdictions, if an offense has multiple offenders, and neither can afford a lawyer, they’ll be seemingly

Clive Peedell

cpeedell

As a cancer specialist I think it’s important to respond to the #HealthSecretary’s comments about cancer treatment not being available if #COVID19 gets out of control. Firstly, it’s important to

Andy Reynolds

AndyBottles

It’s clear that some members of #SAGE (as well as many others) advised the government to #lockdown earlier. They didn’t because other experts, advisors and politicians didn’t believe that the

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alexbaca

I really love this post by @Caitlin_Rogger, which explains why safe streets during a crisis are not a luxury but, rather, a really critical thing that will keep us healthy:https://ggwash.org/view/76918/people-need-to-get-outside-and-move-while-stuck-

Emily Baker

emlybkr

Premier Peter Gutwein accuses the ABC of running a fatwa on small businesses based on our questions about $26m handed to businesses. The interest here isn’t in the businesses -