We asked US voters how they explain Trump’s victory, why they voted for either candidate or not at all, and about their hopes and fears regarding Trump’s second presidential term. Here’s what they said, piece by me and @carlanine 👇
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Basic chemical survival for amazing civilians in #Ukraine if Russians use CW. Seek higher ground - always be aware of the wind direction (chemicals will blow away down wind) - decontaminate ASAP as best you can - Caution! CW usually preceded & followed by high explosive atk
Contrary to the head of steam being built up by some ppl (e.g Starmer),be nice if someone could explain what "circuit-breaking" national lockdown would achieve, without a decent test & trace system. Wouldn't it just drift into longer clampdown? And what of its dire effects?
After months of work, I'm delighted to share my first piece for @guardiang2, speaking to six people about how lockdown inspired them to turn their lives around. Great to be able to share some positive news from an immeasurably difficult time: https://t.co/aKStDKbWkW
"The more life goes back to normal, the harder it becomes for [shielding people] to go back to normal. We so want it to, but it can’t" @Bordeaux8 + I spoke to shielding people about their feelings on the easing of restrictions: https://t.co/S7AHETE0Nv
The Guardian did a callout asking Hong Kongers to share their feelings about the national security law. In just a few days, we got more than 30,000 messages - the most any call out the paper has done has ever gotten. Here are some of them: https://t.co/TuwjHzz4vb
"The week before I left... we were doing seven or eight burials a day... there was no time to eat." @carlanine + I returned to key workers to find out how things have changed since the easing of lockdown restrictions. Spoiler: not for the better https://t.co/Nq06ZV0anv