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You know that a policy is in trouble when not only is it scaled back, but the justification shifts around (searching for something that will *actually* appeal to voters)...
So the UK's Digital ID pro...
@nprofile1q... Amazing how it managed to ricochet to "reduce populism's appeal" from "literally enforcing populism specifically".
So those 4 astronauts will be out of contact with Earth for 40 minutes
How blissful
@nprofile1q... The temptation, just before the signal is cut, to scream "OH BLOODY HELL WHAT'S THAT" must be *huge*.
I mean, they'd never let you up there again, but it'd be *so* worth it.
I mean, they'd never let you up there again, but it'd be *so* worth it.
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Today the two-child benefit cap on universal credit ends (after nine years) allowing us to see (when data becomes available) what impact its imposition & now reversal had on child poverty.
Apart from...
@nprofile1q... But let's not also forget, when the Government starts crowing about how amazing they are for doing so, that they spent a long time refusing to lift the cap, justifying the existence of the cap, and kicking their own MPs out of the party for suggesting lifting the cap.
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@nprofile1q... Fair.
I have to question their commitment to this, considering how much they went out of their way to say how they explicitly wanted to build houses on top of threatened species specifically, but I think they've earned at least a chance to explain how they're going to reconcile those two policies.
I have to question their commitment to this, considering how much they went out of their way to say how they explicitly wanted to build houses on top of threatened species specifically, but I think they've earned at least a chance to explain how they're going to reconcile those two policies.
Hundreds of England’s most threatened native wildlife are to be protected from extinction, thanks to the largest ever funding for threatened species
The government will invest £60mill over the nex...
@nprofile1q... Presumably to save the species in the UK most likely to face extinction in the near future: Labour councillors.
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The BMA is looking to expand the industrial action in the NHS;
whatever you think about the merits of their case, if they win the ballots of consultants & speciality medics what this will conclusivel...
@nprofile1q... Or If Kier Starmer wants the NHS to succeed (he doesn't) or fail (he does).
The annoying thing is, if either of them *really* wanted to solve the strikes problem, the smart thing is to hire loads more doctors and dilute the pro-IA vote. Of course, the only way to do that...
The annoying thing is, if either of them *really* wanted to solve the strikes problem, the smart thing is to hire loads more doctors and dilute the pro-IA vote. Of course, the only way to do that...
As Sarah O'Connor (FT) argues, while Govt.s want to 'unleash' the potential(s) of AI & associated technologies, voters are more sceptical about the positive impact of such deployment, not least as his...
@nprofile1q... The sole "potential" of AI is how much money it might potentially make people with far too much of it as it is.
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