kerryoboyle

Data and Process Consultant

[kerryoboyle @kerryoboyle]

@agcolehamilton @Catey_Jane I have also emailed you with details. Thanks, Kerry

[kerryoboyle @kerryoboyle]

Same for ours. We were meant to have a 75min 1st day followed by 2 half days and now it’s one full day, one day not in at all and one half day. The original plan was so much kinder for small kids. Mine have barely seen anyone except me and my husband for months now.

[kerryoboyle @kerryoboyle]

@PassportIrish @Limerick1914 Thank you so much, that’s what I thought but just wanted some reassurance before I comment! Thank you for your help.

[kerryoboyle @kerryoboyle]

@PassportIrish Hello, can you help - is this true about Irish ‘slaves’? From one of your episodes I thought it wasn’t. Or is it another spin on the ‘all lives matter’ reaction to BLM? A friend shared it and I’d like to comment accurately! x https://t.co/m3Uz2b0e3i

[fast & furious: epistemic drift @wire_mother_]

Bill Gates just surpassed Jeff Bezos as the richest person on Earth, with a net worth of $110 billion.

I struggled to imagine this huge number, so I animated some bar graphs that put it in proportion with other points of reference. The scale is quite stark.

[Darshna Soni @darshnasoni]

Why are 25% of Black and Asian people not registered to vote, compared to 16% of White people? And can this new campaign by @OpBlackVote convince them? I’ve been finding out with @Indyvale and @CameramanJamesW, our report on #C4News at 7pm.

[kerryoboyle @kerryoboyle]

Shocking thread 👇

[Henry Parkes @Henry_J_Parkes]

IPPR analysis shows that if they reach this "target" of £12,500 by 2024-25, it will amount to less than a £1 a week for the poorest households, and up to £10 a week for those who earn more 🤔 https://t.co/lP1dOguESa

[Channel 4 News @Channel4News]

“Just don’t let me die.”

Black mums in Britain are five times more likely to die in childbirth than white mums. Is unconscious bias in hospitals to blame?

@AyshahTull finds out for #Uncovered: https://t.co/XxzQzSf6pr

[YouGov @YouGov]

% of Brits who plan on sending a Christmas card this year:
All Brits: 63%
18-24 year olds: 33%
65+ year olds: 88%
https://t.co/2TiSYSbOPW

[YouGov @YouGov]

Contrary to Dominic Raab’s claim that "no one gives a toss", half of Brits (50%) say it was unacceptable for the Conservative party to change their Twitter account to 'factcheckUK' during last night’s debate. Just 12% think it was acceptable https://t.co/HYFXYNUqs6

[IPPR @IPPR]

The proposal to raise the threshold for National Insurance Contributions (NICs) will primarily benefit the well off

Our report showed that incomes could be lifted higher more effectively by investing in social security 👉https://t.co/MxBF0Y4tff
https://t.co/vbBQRtZpFe

[Clare McNeil @claremcneil1]

As @IPPR analysis showed this week, raising NICs threshold to £12,500 would raise average incomes for those in bottom half of income distribution by 1.2% compared with investing in our social security system which wld benefit same households by 4.8% - and at lower cost

[Ipsos in the UK @Ipsos_in_the_UK]

1 in 3 customers will leave a provider after a bad experience. Customers are more promiscuous than ever before, but 86% said they would pay more for a better experience. #IpsosCXCouncil

[Ipsos in the UK @Ipsos_in_the_UK]

NEW: #NHS overtakes #Brexit and leads by 4 percentage points as the top issue for voters deciding how to vote on #GE2019: Our latest campaign tracker https://t.co/AOXsMcFfbB

[YouGov @YouGov]

The ONS have said that the start of old age can be said to have shifted from 65 to 70. We found last year that age 70 was the point by which most Britons consider a person ‘old’. (It’s 48 for middle age, and most say you stop being young by 30)
https://t.co/Az5Ylw1GEu

[YouGov @YouGov]

In terms of how they feel the #ITVdebate went, viewers were most likely to find it...

Frustrating - 58%
Interesting - 45%
Engaging - 35%

https://t.co/begsQeyYOn

[YouGov @YouGov]

Viewers think Boris Johnson was stronger during the #ITVdebate on Brexit (63% to Corbyn's 27%), while the Labour leader performed better on the NHS (54% vs 38%)

https://t.co/begsQeyYOn

[YouGov @YouGov]

In terms of how the two leaders came across at the #ITVdebate...

Boris Johnson beat Jeremy Corbyn on...
Prime Ministerial (54% vs 29%)
Likeable (54% vs 37%)

...while Corbyn beat Johnson on...
In touch (59% vs 25%)
Trustworthy (45% vs 40%)

https://t.co/begsQeyYOn

[YouGov @YouGov]

Most viewers think both leaders performed well at the #ITVdebate, but Corbyn edges out Johnson by 67% to 59%

https://t.co/begsQeyYOn