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These two women are suing Andrew Tate, alleging he raped them. Here they visit the social media companies that created Tate. Please share.

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Tony Blair: The fossil who is fighting wind on all fronts What’s in it for Tony Blair to attack wind power prices that are now lower than the overall market price?

Less renewables means higher prices.
www.rechargenews.com/opinion/tony...

So we either (i) trust Yusuf-I that Jenricks is a liar, (ii) trust Yusuf-II that he is not - but that means Yusuf called Jenricks a liar even though he didn't know him or know he was a liar, i.e. Yusuf is a liar.

So either way Reform leaders are liars.

So we either (i) trust Yusuf-I that Jenricks is a liar, (ii) trust Yusuf-II that he is not - but that means Yusuf called Jenricks a liar even though he didn't know him or know he was a liar, i.e. Yusuf is a liar.

So either way Reform leaders are liars.

The Telegraph has even printed the article in its print edition this morning (albeit somewhat buried at the end of its Business section)

Ambrose Evans Pritchard is the Telegraphs international business editor. Business can see where the money is....

An extraordinary new column in the Daily Telegraph (no, that's not a typo!) by Ambrose Evans Pritchard.

Yes, it includes two charts by Carbon Brief, sure.

But stay for the concluding few paragraphs about the electoral suicide of climate denial...

www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...

We need the media to ask politicians questioning net-zero, what their plan is for dealing with a world that gets hotter & hotter & hotter & hotter... We have to reach net-zero. The only question is when. And the evidence is that sooner can be cheaper, and UK can profit even if others don't act.

Now published authorservices.wiley.com/index.html#r...
Insightful work from James in Geophys. Res. Lett

Stop Palantir taking over our public services! Our public services aren’t for a secretive profit-hungry US tech firm. Sign the petition to tell the Government to scrap all contracts with secretive US tech firm Palantir.

Palantir, a US spy-tech firm, has been given access to millions of NHS patient records.

Its founder has said the NHS should be 'ripped up'.

Join me in calling on the government to end the dangerous Palantir contract.

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Job Opportunity at University of Leeds: Head of School of Earth, Environment and Sustainability The University of Leeds was established in 1904 and is one of the largest higher education institutions in the UK. It is renowned globally for the quality of its education and research across a huge b...

Fantastic opportunity for someone to lead the fantastic School of Earth, Environment and Sustainability @universityofleeds.bsky.social. We're a successful, big, diverse with some outsanding research and teaching. jobs.leeds.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx...

Anyone know how Reform come up with this net-zero will make up 2/3 of our energy bills? Is it plain wrong? Or just wrong in the sense that the alternative to decarbonising energy will cost same/more? When is something mis-leading enough to be illegal? @carbonbrief.org @goodlawproject.bsky.social

Persistent rain threatens crops and farmers’ livelihoods - Farmers Weekly Farmers are braced for further flooding over the coming days, with no let-up after weeks of heavy rainfall. Dozens of flood alerts and warnings remain in

Yes it's miserable - but bigger picture - UK has had 3 of its worst harvests in last 10 years. Persistent rain is harming this years. Climate Crisis threatens UK food suppplies www.gov.uk/government/p...
eciu.net/media/press-... www.fwi.co.uk/news/weather...

The European city banning all fossil fuel and meat adverts in public Amsterdam initially proposed the move in 2020, becoming the first city in the world to do so.

Amsterdam will ban fossil fuel and meat advertisements in public spaces and on public transport starting May 1st. 🥳

Yet no mention of fact climate crisis expected to make UK winters wetter .... www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

It's hard to take in and admit that yes, this is very possible

Atlantic current collapse could trigger ‘unprecedented’ cooling, scientists warn Dozens of scientists from 15 countries have warned that climate change is putting one of the earth's most important ocean currents in danger of collapse.

Good to see C4 cover this. Interesting language, "technically a possibility" - I sometimes think the enormity of this risk leads subconsciously to that kind of language. www.channel4.com/news/atlanti...

Here's an excellent paper from our PhD student James Bassford using theoretical ideas to explain how models represent global and regional rainfall. We are keen to take this work further ...

Relationship between moisture flux convergence and TCV in environments with little or no rain is key.

Great PhD work by James Bassford in @agu.org Geophys.Res.Lett.

Using statistical mechanics concepts he explains why one model can capture the bimodal water vapour distribution over tropical oceans, & another cannot
essopenarchive.org/users/593994...

At least one killed as Storm Leonardo tears through Portugal and Spain Leonardo is the latest in a string of storms to affect Spain and Portugal this year. Severe weather had already killed five people and injured hundreds in Portugal last week.

One dead, 1000s evacuated, I imagine this will affect UK food supplies(?) and it's not even in the UK news ... We have normalised ClimateCrisis extremes far quicker than I thought we would (I know there's a lot in the news just now)
www.euronews.com/2026/02/05/a...

I'd say for weather (ie short term) yes. Probabilities are well founded and well evaluated. In some comments you might still have more storyline, but underpinned by probabilities. Climate is different

Stop oil and gas sponsorship at the Olympics The Olympics are allowing oil and gas companies to sponsor the Games – even as fossil fuels threaten the future of winter sports. Add your name and urge them to end fossil fuel sponsorship for good >>

The Olympics are allowing oil and gas companies to sponsor the Games – even as fossil fuels threaten the future of winter sports. Add your name and urge them to end fossil fuel sponsorship for good >> act.gp/4rnOGOu

South Hams backs National Emergency Briefing and urges UK100 councils to join call for urgent climate action South Hams District Council has formally backed the National Emergency Briefing initiative, following a major Westminster event that warned of escalating risks to the UK’s health, food supply, nationa...

Thank you to South Hams District Council for backing the #NationalEmergencyBriefing. We hope to see many other councils following suit. Suggested template motion below to share with your local councillors.

@southhamsdc.bsky.social
#NEB2025 #TimeToStepUp

A major new report using government data and a survey of 1,000+ heat-pump owners reveals a gap between promises and reality. Despite claims they cut bills, 85% of users saw no reduction and nearly 7… ... A major new report using government data and a survey of 1,000+ heat-pump owners reveals a gap between promises and reality. Despite claims they cut bills, 85% of users saw no reduction and nearly 7 o...

My comment to the misleading Ecotricity report post almost got more likes than their post - let’s at least match theirs.

www.linkedin.com/posts/ecotri...

Mike Stanton, the chair of the Somerset Rivers Authority. “It may be that in the next 50 years, perhaps in the next 20, some homes around here will have to be abandoned.”

This event has been tragically under-reported in UK news

NEW ANALYSIS: UK household electricity bills have risen over the last 5 years.

BUT: Despite frequent claims that net zero is to blame: 2/3 of the increase is because of high gas prices shows new @ukerc.bsky.social report.

Arguably without renewable energy the UK would see even higher bills today.

Compared with most UK journalism, it's refreshing to see a reporter stating straight up these are climate crisis stories. It shouldn't be. But you really don't see much UK media treating UK floods like that