Mark Wallace retweeted
Would The Observer do a sympathetic front page on a far right group that had broken the spine of a female police officer and targeted Jewish businesses? Shameful.
113
683
4,097
50,100
Mark Wallace retweeted
Sent via a data centre
Great to join the protest in Leeds against the proposed new AI data centre.
There's huge concerns about the impact of these centres on the environment, infrastructure and people's lives.
I've tabled a Parliamentary Motion calling for a national moratorium on new AI data centres.
13
9
187
4,108
Mark Wallace retweeted
Why is stuff like this still littering our world? Warnings about being more likely to catch Covid if you’ve been to China are a bit late now…
7
2
39
3,631
Too right!
Very good piece by @whippletom - not all ways of knowing are equal.
Universities and museums which reject the scientific method for 'decolonisation' or 'indigenous ways of knowing' are abandoning their mission - and doing us all a grave disservice.
thetimes.com/comment/column…
0
4
10
1,826
Why is stuff like this still littering our world? Warnings about being more likely to catch Covid if you’ve been to China are a bit late now…
7
2
39
3,631
Mark Wallace retweeted
Mad as a box of frogs.
Francesca Albanese: “Israel has always killed children... torture, even rape... raped by dogs trained in European countries. European people are profiting from selling dogs that will rape people.”
Irish Sen. Chris Andrews: “Thank you for your ongoing advocacy. It's inspiring.”
51
112
967
9,571
Mark Wallace retweeted
Two similes per paragraph is not normal. Two bad similes per paragraph is borderline criminal. Two bad similes per an opening paragraph is criminal insanity.
I’m gonna keep reading this, but never a good sign when the *opening paragraph* makes me roll my eyes *twice*.
(“What Happens at Night” by Peter Cameron)
7
1
23
5,323
Two similes per paragraph is not normal. Two bad similes per paragraph is borderline criminal. Two bad similes per an opening paragraph is criminal insanity.
I’m gonna keep reading this, but never a good sign when the *opening paragraph* makes me roll my eyes *twice*.
(“What Happens at Night” by Peter Cameron)
7
1
23
5,323
Mark Wallace retweeted
Yesterday, @claire_ainsley joined @MattChorley on @BBC5Live to discuss how much control we really have, what politicians can influence and how we can shape the things that matter to us – all explored in her new book, Control.
Available now 👇
amazon.co.uk/Control-How-lo…
Available now 👇
amazon.co.uk/Control-How-lo…
0
3
1
905
Also the “two very different things” line has been niggling at me, until I realised it’s a line in The Long Blondes ‘Weekend Without Makeup’. Assuming this wasn’t intentionally a mid-2000s indie cover.
1
0
0
667
Debris McGee - it’s got to be.
Fancy naming the UK's first ever space debris removal mission?
Enter our competition to get your name on the spacecraft!
Our Active Debris Removal Mission, led by @ClearSpaceToday will remove two defunct satellites from orbit. 🛰️
Learn more and enter 👉 space.blog.gov.uk/2026/10/15/nam…
42
45
987
29,850
.@ThePoke joins my campaign for Debris McGee
The UK Space Agency asked people to name its ‘space debris removal mission’ and it went exactly the way you’re hoping it would
thepoke.com/2026/11/05/the…
1
0
2
797
Who knew? (A: the Goths and the Romans knew)
A barbarian tribe’s mythic origin story is true, ancient DNA reveals | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl…
0
0
2
1,528
A real problem that needs to be addressed, not hidden:
Earlier this year, the poor earnings of graduates with low prior attainment began to get traction - including in articles by the FT's @Smyth_Chris and in my own Tarnished Towers.
DfE responded by...removing the data from the latest release.
Thanks to FOI, here it is:
0
3
7
2,430
Mark Wallace retweeted
Now Russell Brand's been convicted of rape, we need to talk about Sylvie Berki. Because she can't speak for herself.
In 2014, Ms Berki said she'd been assaulted by Russell Brand.
But if she talks about it, even now, she risks jail.
In 2014, Ms Berki said she'd been assaulted by Russell Brand.
But if she talks about it, even now, she risks jail.
168
2,360
6,301
738,954
Victury, mi dere!
COUNTRY LIFE MAGAZINE - OCTOBER 21, 2026
@Countrylifemag ‘Believe in Beauty’ – How William Morris Changed British Style. Also featured is a diverse array of articles, including Emma Hughes’s tribute to Ronald Searle, a unique leader piece by Nigel Molesworth, and a dive into alongside international travel and luxury features, structural and artistic highlights like No 22 Parkside and Elizabeth Lady Templetown’s Wedgwood designs, and practical guides on country-house history, interior lighting, seasonal fashion, and culinary traditions.
intellicurious.com/2026/10/20/cou…
3
1
19
2,397
