Adam

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

Prince William kissed by Gazza in Bournemouth Pret a Manger https://t.co/HXt3IJtg5B

[Adam @AdamStan1ey]

lmaooo he’s listening to radiohead

[James Cleverly🇬🇧 @JamesCleverly]

From Lagos to London, Afrobeats is becoming a defining sound of this century.

There is no greater symbol of Nigeria’s potential.

Both the UK and Nigeria benefit from this global phenomenon.

[Noah Eastwood @NoahEastwood9]

My first long read for @Telegraph on how British higher ed has ballooned since reforms brought in by Tony Blair. I spoke with Estelle Morris, former New Labour SoS for Education to get her view of the reforms 20 years on, as well as @Samfr and @nickhillman https://t.co/914BHtgKKK

[Sorites bite @metariali]

@fetjury proof

[Noah Eastwood @NoahEastwood9]

Great to be in The Telegraph today grinding my favourite axe - pandemic university. Fully support lecturers seeking a better deal. But the huge cash surplus made by universities during Covid should be used to fund a rebate for online learning. https://t.co/mqJtVql1sf

[Tracey Thorn @tracey_thorn]

Just thought you’d like to know that Ben and I have made a new Everything But The Girl album. It’ll be out next spring 😍

@ben_watt
@ebtg

[amelia elizalde @ameliaelizalde]

i’ve never been diagnosed with synesthesia but halloween always gives me 31 vibes. or like orange and black

[Metro @MetroUK]

BREAKING: Woman arrested after holding 'abolish monarchy' sign in Edinburgh.

https://t.co/FEbq7f07CM

[Lea Ypi @lea_ypi]

“Unless he was able to raise leisure to a social art by means of millions, London energetically eliminated the idler, the mere observer, as a foreign body, instead of permitting him, as in Paris, to amble along contentedly in its bustling life.” Zweig - The World of Yesterday

[Oli Dugmore @OliDugmore]

The latest grads are being given this insane bill for two years of basically BBC Bitesize education

[Robert Saunders @redhistorian]

Under the new student-loans repayment system, the highest earners will pay £20,000 *less* over their lifetimes. Middle-earners will pay £20,000 *more*, and lower earners £30,000 more. Astonishing figures from the @FT.
https://t.co/yOYS2ckYAF

[John Harris @johnharris1969]

Something is happening, we all know what it is

[Richard Murphy @RichardJMurphy]

It looks as if the government is not just planning to stop publishing its Covid data, but is going to stop the ONS publishing its much more reliable data too. With the end of access to Covid testing it’s as if they’re going to not ‘live with Covid’ but pretend it no longer exists

[Mirror Politics @MirrorPolitics]

New Housing Minister is landlord who defeated law to make homes 'fit for human habitation'
https://t.co/po9j1XtrcO

[Howard Beckett @HowardRBeckett]

• French electricity prices were due to climb by 45%

• Their government blocked it. Prices will be limited to a rise of 4%

That’s leadership.

[Jon Stone @joncstone]

The view expressed in this video is one you could only hold if absolutely nothing is at stake for you and you view politics as a spectator sport

[Lisa Nandy MP @lisanandy]

What an absolute mess. We were promised a “renaissance” and we got a cut and paste job from Wikipedia. It adds insult to injury.

https://t.co/mnxbqFjkjc

[Adam Bienkov @AdamBienkov]

Rishi Sunak tells MPs it is impossible to “artificially” hold down energy prices.

In other news, Shell today announced their profits have increased by fourteen-fold and they plan to hand $8.5 billion back to shareholders.