In the communications industry we often say ‘show, don’t tell.’ I’d like to congratulate the beavers of the Holincote River for showing the nation what drought resistance looks like. They got the lead story today. No showing off just getting on with it. https://t.co/dHQodDaErR
A Russell Group university will no longer use ubiquitous anti-cheating tools provided by Turnitin because of concerns that the company might use students’ work to train artificial intelligence #highered#AI#Turnitin
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the only people debating this are privately schooled journos debating it with other privately schooled journos who all send their kids to private school
I’ve said it before and I will say it again:
1. Amazon yet to figure out logistics of haircuts and hot chicken
2. On barbers specifically: no stock, no kitchen, no license, no staff. It is the cheapest shopfront business going. This is the market in action that you guys know and love!
3. Ankara Agreement: visas required applicants to run a viable small business (no £200k investment or job creation test)
Grey economy of cash in hand tax evasion, money laundering, illegal working, illegal tobacco and vapes, modern slavery is all real. A grand criminal conspiracy washing billions through every barber shop in Britain seems less likely. But brown people are scary, I guess.
@NoJusticeMTG If I'm reading the graph right ....thats 0% to 2% so is a tiny increase . Also it is not really a suprise critical theory has increased as the current mainstream societial theories do not produce the outcomes they say they do.
immigration debate will go nowhere until we all come to terms it is deeply inhumane to have such massive differences in living standards across the globe and expect people to just accept that
The narrative coming out of press and the government for like a decade now has been that university is a waste of time and the country is full of lazy students that do worthless degrees so respectfully wtf is he on about
"[in] 2003 this heatwave would happen once every 10,000 years, but in our current climate.. this will happen once every 100 years.. & depending on our trajectory.. [it] could happen as often as every other year"
@Lauratobin1 on a study that spells it out
@kenstromger@ClaudiaBoleyn I'm aware of that, but with Sex Education, he knew what he was getting into and there were plenty of intimacy coordinators to help mitigate those power dynamics. This compares to Doctor Who where the showrunner has a lot of power, which can put a lot of pressure on the actors.
When I was too ill to go to school my council left me without education for 18 months. If it hadn’t been able to access educational content on YouTube like Mr Bruff and Free Science Lessons, I would never have passed my GCSEs.
This is going to harm disabled children.
.@AyoCaesar "This is one of the things that happens when you integrate a radical movement into your national story, which is, it has to become defanged/sanitised because otherwise that becomes a justification to things which are in conflict with the states interests of the day"🎯
The Royal Society for Blind Children and the National Deaf Children's Society have both come out against the Starmer social media ban.
"Internet bad" is a trendy, upper-middle-class opinion for people with extracurricular budgets that ignores legions of people who rely on it.
And this is why having children born into the monarchy is child abuse, because they are public mascots before they have a chance to know their own minds, they have their autonomy stolen to become product, and they are receiving hatred for the rotten institution they represent.