London-based researcher/writer. Tweets from this address on life, arts & culture; on the Information Society as @DSouter_ictDA. Keeping the Twitter bird alive.
MATT RIDLEY: If Britain reaches its Net Zero target, the world will be 0.00376C less warm by 2100. Is that REALLY worth £695bn? https://t.co/qRkDGSKh3q
One of the reasons we have such a problem with the far right in this country is that some politicians who should know better parrot its propaganda because they think it makes them relevant. Cameron should be ashamed of this betrayal of Britain’s commitment to human rights.
Exclusive by @MishalHusain
David Cameron calls for Britain to leave the ECHR to stop small boats crossings
He says Kemi Badenoch is “absolutely right” that the UK should leave the convention
“One of the reasons we’ve got such a problem with populism in our world is politicians of the center right and center left have not done enough to tackle illegal migration,” Cameron says in his Bloomberg interview
“We have to do whatever it takes to stop the small boats and to stop the illegal migration” that’s “stopping us having a sensible conversation about lots of things”
“I would say to Kemi, whatever it takes, we’ve got to fix this problem,” he said
Via @ChaplainChloe: https://t.co/DKMe3ZjBUS
@JohnRentoul@ShippersUnbound Wouldn’t it be nice if people who oppose the far right focused on beating the far right rather than indulging in arguments with other people who oppose the far right.
@santanderuk : Many of your banking needs can be done online or on mobile. But if they can't we will make it so impossible for you to conduct business with us that we drive you to take it elsewhere.
@BBCPolitics@BBCOne@BBCiPlayer Of course, BBC. Always good to have a middle distance runner rather than a Liberal Democrat. And of course that GB News presenter who moonlights as an occasional MP.
What can we guess about selfish entitled young men who can’t be bothered to book seats on a train to Oxford but think senior citizens will did book seats can fend for themselves on a full train? Quite a lot.
Radio 5 “journalism” today: That’s all very interesting, expert, but I have a random tweet here from an unverified account that could be anyone (or just a bot) which says you’re talking rot. What do you say to that?
It used to be possible to buy concert tickets before the days of @axs and @ticketmaster. Now they refuse to accept payment for no reason whatever unless you reconfigure your computer. One more instance of digitalisation reducing customer experience and access.
Justin Webb's response to the US elections (on BBC radio) is to suggest that Democrat victories are bad for Democrats because not all Democrats agree about everything. But not talking about potential divisions among Republicans.
If the BBC does not allow Gary Lineker to have political opinions because he’s a sports commentator, why does it allow third rate comedians to slag off the Chancellor on sports programmes?