Greg Moorlock

There’s a joke in there somewhere.

@theJeremyVine I think you messed up his Strava segment.

I think I just Britain’s rudest cyclist. He was annoyed at the way I changed lanes, and in future I will signal earlier. But this tirade broke all records. I need to know if he’s in a customer-facing job. It’s all here:

@AbbieTBee Come back and work here then!

I miss med school but not being a medical student

@dr_i_malik It’s dishonesty, and repeated dishonesty about that dishonesty. In a trusted profession where probity is centred, that’s a serious departure from the professional standards to which she knows she is held. Do you think her dishonesty was justified/defensible?

As a GP for 30 years + & Senior Partner I am happy to defend local suspended GP Dr Helen Eisenhauer all day long

Pig organ transplants could one day be superior to human ones, says expert theguardian.com/science/2025/d…

Hmmm, not sure that this reflects brilliantly on my research…

@AllisonPearson I’m not convinced that ‘Who Allison knows’ really passes the quality test for robust evidence.

I am sick of this. I don’t know anyone who died of Covid. I do know people who got horrible side-effects from the jab and were hospitalized. I know people with serious autoimmune reaction and paralysis. People who got blood clots on the brain and some who died after the jab.

Headline aside (which should be medical students, not doctors…) but key message is sensible. Appropriate people should be teaching medical students appropriate things. Often, although not always, this will be doctors. Just let me teach the ethics please.

And the real amount...

Now, I did think that £500,000 might be over generous. But maybe the phrasing here is deliberately ambiguous.

E.ON make a big deal out of the donation that they'll make to the Woodland Trust if I choose one of their tariffs.

@MJA9622 No, Dad.

The most tedious of weekend tasks, but new dirt cheap vinyl floor in the garage in an attempt to make it slightly more tolerable in there.

Sadly not my preferred two words.

2 jobs, 2 person specs. One at Assistant Professor level, one more senior at Associate Professor level. One pays £58-67.5k, the other £68-95.5k. You can guess which is which, naturally.

This is what a REAL scientific breakthough looks like Not that Tylenol stuff

@valhumphreys51 (It’s not quite that clear cut, of course, because things like probity and integrity relate to so many other things - but that’s the overall shape)

@valhumphreys51 We teach all of this, but at separate ends of the course. Typically save negligence until late in course because (amongst other reasons) we want students to not fixate on avoiding negligence as being the appropriate thing to aim for. We cover probity and integrity towards start.