Sam Causton

@BCAFC_Latam Como va el equipo esta temporada, por que han dejado de ganar como hace unos meses? Ha bajado mucho el nivel o ha habido lesiones importantes? Desde Pamplona, España

FINAL DEL PARTIDO. GANÓOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BRADFORD CITY. 2-0 de local sobre Peterborough United con goles de Pointon y Jackson. Dominio total, podría haber terminado 4-0. VAAAMOOOS CITYYYY!!! #BCAFC 🐓❤️

@AlvarodeGrado Se agradecen estos tweets. Impresionante. Impresionante también seguir a #bcafc y ver la decadencia a las 3 de la mañana. Añorando a mi ciudad desde Pamplona!

No vas a ver nada mejor que esta puta locura en el Bradford City. Gol de rebote en el 96’ que significa un ascenso a League One, la tercera división. 24.000 espectadores en Valley Parade.

@toniroldanm @claudiahupkau @farre_lidia @RuizvalenzuelaJ @LibertadGonLu ... habría sido un estudio sobre el impacto en el desarrollo emocional de poder pasar más tiempo con los 2 padres en estos meses claves respecto al apego y autoconcepto. Las otras habilidades se pueden recuperar más adelante. Apego y autoconcepto pueden costar años de psicólogos.

@toniroldanm @claudiahupkau @farre_lidia @RuizvalenzuelaJ @LibertadGonLu EMO el problema está con los indicadores de desarrollo elegidos - habilidades motor, comunicativas, sociales y de resolución de problemas. El desarrollo "precoz" de tales habilidades es típico para niños en guarderías por la falta de apoyo adulto proporcionado. Más interesante ..

Lean a este equipazo de economistas analizando los efectos de varias extensiones del permiso de paternidad en españa en los últimos años👇🏻 Congrats @claudiahupkau @farre_lidia @RuizvalenzuelaJ @LibertadGonLu !!

Which comes closest to your view, when it comes to MPs having second jobs? Should not be allowed at all: 38% Should generally not be allowed, with exceptions: 30% Should generally be allowed, with exceptions: 13% Should be allowed to have any second jobs: 5% yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…

Hoooorrraaaaayyyyy! Hooorraaaayyyy!

@Jean__Fisch Why would they waste all this money on a surgical mask study when they could have spent it on a respirator study? The small reductions in risk here are consistent with the idea that surgical masks are a completely inappropriate tool.

This is a fascinating study about masks because it yields "hard" figures 4.5k people were randomly assigned to a control & mask wearing group for 14d During this period of high (~5% weekly) infection incidence, masks in public spaces reduced the infection risk by 15-40% 1/

Starmer doing everything he can to create a left wing Reform style movement. Remember that the problem with Corbyn's vote was that it was "too concentrated". They would take a lot of seats.

🚨 BREAKING: After voting to scrap the two-child benefit cap, Labour has suspended the following MPs: 🔴 Apsana Begum 🔴 Imran Hussain 🔴 Rebecca Long Bailey 🔴 Ian Byrne 🔴 Richard Burgon 🔴 Zarah Sultana 🔴 John McDonnell

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Can we get rid of these two at the side, Rachel Reeves, clever as she undoubtedly is, knows how to open a door by herself.

@p_surridge Many of them voted for Corbyn 5 years ago. And we know that their vote is concentrated enough so they can actually take out constituencies. A left wing Reform style movement could take shape?

The voters are broadly united on economics and public services, they've (for now at least) rejected culture wars appeals. Maybe they'll be really happy with what Labour does and the most left wing that would be unhappy have already left the voter coalition

What if, having lost the most vulnerable votes to the Greens and Independents already, the remaining voter coalition for Labour is actually quite strong?

EU27: we currently project that the centre-right EPP of incumbent Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is set to win the popular vote in this European election. #EP2024 Explore the data: europeelects.eu/ep2024/

@tombennett71 I thought the trip was a reward for good behaviour? Perhaps at least communication could be improved here. Your points are very important.

Many students have huge obstacles in their lives. Sometimes because of this some of them struggle to follow reasonable instructions at school. If the school risk-assesses their participation in a trip that would take them into a chaotic & overwhelming environment, and finds it can’t reduce the risk, then they can’t go. This is to protect the student from their own behaviour, from running away, from harming themselves, or from ruining the trip for others. It’s an act of care to do so. NOT to do so is an enormous safeguarding risk to the student. It’s easy to create scenarios of hypothetical, oppressed students. But teachers everywhere know that saying ‘no’ to the child who shouldn’t go, is a last resort, and done for professional and compassionate reasons.

Quite the piece from @timleunig on Labour’s private school VAT plan 👀

Cycle paths of Europe

This video of the Rock of Gibraltar gives an intuition for why some areas of the world have deserts next to rainforests What's happening here? How can you use that to predict where there will be deserts or rainforests?🧵

There's a remarkable similarity between the pattern of variation during the past few years (2021-2024), which is associated with a La Nina-to-El Nino transition, and what was seen during the interval 2013-2016. The difference is the overall warming (~0.2C) that's occurred since.

El consumo de carne bovino cayendo poco a poco (más del 40% en 10 años) en España.

@moog77 @CathNoakes @TAH_Sci Don't we have results from some actual experiments in schools (or university dorms, or offices) to show that better air quality did actually lead to less respiratory disease among the group of occupants? (Not just less transmission in that environment).

@CathNoakes @TAH_Sci Mildred Wells did try to attempt this, but not with any noticeable effect. That's why I wonder about other routes of transmission, especially close range inhalation where these interventions probably have little impact

#TBT Why we shouldn't expect "cleaner indoor air" to impact respiratory disease transmission: 1955 Wells, the pioneer of using UV irradiation, notes that it is obvious that irradiating a classroom merely increases the probability of a susceptible pupil catching a cold elsewhere.