The #TrafalgarSquare Christmas tree has arrived in London and is already attracting attention. Though the tree is looking gorgeous, the true meaning comes from within.
Norway's Christmas gift is important, and here's why 👇 (THREAD)
@ChrisGPackham@Channel4 If breaking the law is the ethically responsible thing to do, you must surely do so yourself, and not merely tell others that you’re somehow right behind them?
@PaulLyo42594223@GaryLineker Walk in the shoes of a non-African trip organiser who sells the experience without any sense of neither ownership or genuine entitlement?
@PadraigBelton@zsk@katebevan An newspaper hack once lifted an entire article I’d written for the BBC News website, added his byline and then, at the bottom of the article: “Additional reporting by Jorn Madslien”.
@EE Thanks, but that won’t happen. Quite telling, this failure to respond by @BritishTelecom. We’ll exit the contract as soon as we can, as done previously, and hope not to be trapped again.
@EE Thanks for your prompt and helpful response. Indicative of @EE customer support, and very different from the forceful, at times unreasonable and unprofessional responses I’ve had from @BritishTelecoms. But it is perhaps a great company. My anecdotal evidence is naturally limited.
🧵On Wednesday I gave the inaugural @RSPCA Wilberforce Lecture. I argued that we need to change our relationship with animals radically, not just for their sakes, but for ours. The human species. (You can read the full lecture here https://t.co/KynbjwKgZF) 1/
Our deepest and most heartfelt sympathy goes out to The Royal Family and to all those in the United Kingdom and around the world whose lives were touched by a truly extraordinary Monarch.
Big energy companies are investing the equivalent of 5% of their record profits in green projects, an exclusive @channel4News analysis has revealed.
BP, Shell, TotalEnergies and Equinor told us they are increasing their investment in renewables.
@zsk The study won’t be competing with the corporations any more than a journalist is competing with a corporate statement. The point is surely to make a thorough independent assessment, rather than just accepting what the tech giants claim?
@andyps1275@Jim_Holder@autocar For most people living in cities, smart mobility will make travel cheaper and easier, but some people will still choose to own cars. It’s odd that you view this as a threat to your lifestyle. Owner-drivers will also benefit from reduced congestion.
@andyps1275@Jim_Holder@autocar Because sharing a lower number of vehicles on the road will make travel cheaper and easier for us all, whilst making it possible to decarbonise transport while preserving natural resources.