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It would be more plausible to take the lesson of the election being that it was difficult for the Democrats to win the Presidency. The idea it could have been

There is a significant difficulty for Lockdown Sceptics in conflating that cause with Brexit (because public views on the two topics are much less linked than elite commentariat views are)https://twitter.com/christopherhope/status/132301501

I am sceptical about the #closetheschools argument. There is at least one significant practical and ethical difference between how to manage/mitigate the economic consequences and educational consequences of a lockdown

Its ridiculous that the Sunday Times would print this factually risible claim with nobody spotting it. There are several polls on this, from YouGov, Opinium, Number Cruncher Politics, Focaldata, ComResSavantahttps://twitter.com/martinboon/s

I am sceptical that the university of Edinburgh has much evidence of a building being named after the famous 18th century Enlightenment philosopher David Hume causing 'distress' to contemporary students.

There is a common theme between the government's forthcoming approach to asylum (pick a fight with 'activist lawyers' over appeal rights) + its approach to the withdrawal agreement (pick a

Hope Not Hate have released an extensive report on ethnic minority attitudes, based on a poll of 1001 non-white adults, conducted by Focaldata. Full report here.https://www.hopenothate.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BAME-report-2020-08-v

Growth in student numbers (up almost third over a decade) concentrated in large institutions in big cities. That geography has several drawbacks- can reinforce economic gaps- town/gown tensions harder to

I think A-level algorithm by design makes it impossible for any individual student to get A* grade if attend institution where predecessor students 2017-19 did not score A*. Being best

This Telegraph splash on July 20th 2020 is about a scenario in a government report, published in April 2020, which the paper says has now "emerged" within the debate inside

The Home Secretary fears cultural sensitivities let sweatshops avoid regulation. Yet the issue was frequently raised over the last 5 years: the inaction appears to reflect a reluctance to uphold

RIP Jack Charlton That final image is from the Ireland v England friendly in Dublin in 2015 when Jack Charlton, 80, was given a standing ovation by the Ireland and

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