#Policy

Daniel Korski

DanielKorski

THREAD However long the #COVID19 crisis will take here are a few thoughts on things that are likely to change as a result of the crisis and the response by

Alex Usher

AlexUsherHESA

So apparently the PM said this. I assume the public service would be comfortable releasing the actual research which led to this, yes? But see, this statement is really dodgy.

APC

APC_News

Are you finding it challenging to work from home? As an organisation that does not have a physical office and has been working remotely for 30 years, we want to

Yossi Gestetner

YossiGestetner

Actually Kyle, because part of the spike in cases in recent weeks is due to more testing, people are dismissing too strong by how much cases are on the rise

Ed Crooks

Ed_Crooks

What will the 2020 elections mean for energy? Wood Mackenzie analysts have been assessing the implications for everything from offshore oil to EV sales. We've published a summary of their

Uzair Younus عُزیر یُونس

UzairYounus

THREAD: Many folks believe that selling a positive narrative about Pakistan can help the country and its economy.But can a slick campaign to market Brand Pakistan succeed when Product Pakistan

Toby Kunin 🔯

tobykunin

THREAD: Since Young Labour election candidates and discourse are starting to appear, I thought I'd make a thread on some of the policy I'd love to see raised. 1/? NATIONAL

Gavin Freeguard

GavinFreeguard

NEW CIVIL SERVICE STATSFollow @aliceolilly for the main thread (https://mobile.twitter.com/aliceolilly/status/1298540224641892357) but here's a bit more on grade...The most junior grades - Admin Officer/Assistant - account for a third o

David “HINDSIGHT IS 2021” Walsh

DavidAstinWalsh

What was remarkable about the Trump American history conference was the sense -- at least simply based on the list of participants and Trump's speech itself -- that they've lost

Alexandra Stinson

alliejstinson

Alright lovelies, I know you must have seen at least one picture of the very dashing @WinterForMT and his adorable dog Gary, who hopped into Tom's car on a picturesque

Robert Wiblin

robertwiblin

I'm regularly struck by how every day the Financial Times features advocacy for ideas that aren't stereotypically pro-business. Often the FT seems as concerned about climate change, wealth inequality, bad

Matthew Cortland, Esq

mattbc

Embedded in the very foundation of our laws is the belief that disabled Americans are a burden; that's why we condition receipt of programs like Medicaid & SSI on crushing

Centre for Cities

CentreforCities

LATEST research: where are people in the most in debt?New analysis reveals that people in large cities and towns in Northern England and Wales have the most household debt and

Sunshiny

sunnshiiny

Time to spill some beans... Or truths as it were.Alberta is in financial crisis. Deep financial crisis. Several economists and pundits are calling for a provincial sales tax.I’m going to

Parker Molloy

ParkerMolloy

And while it's good that you finally see this, @maggieNYT, people were trying to tell you this in 2016 when you wrote your piece about how Trump was pro-LGBTQ or

Nathan Jensen

NateMJensen

#txlege is considering a bill (HB570) that would incentivize investments in small business recovery in Texas. It provides tax credits for small business funds. What could go wrong? A thread.(1/8)