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On Monday, Rishi Sunak mentioned a seven year old girl who died last month trying to reach Britain from Northern France.

This week I went to Calais for The Sunday Times to find out what happened to Rola Al Mayali.

thetimes.co.uk/article/drowne…

.Jessica Rawnsley
From The Times, 17/4/24 - includes substantial quote from Dr Nigel Speight, hon paediatric adviser to The ME Association
#mecfs #LongCovid #MyalgicEncephalomyelitis
If necessary, click on the image to read the full story.

💬 “It is a reverse revolution in some ways, taking farming back to what it once was, when yield was not king, industrialization not the norm, and small farms dabbled in many things rather than specializing in one.”

👉 wired.com/story/carbon-f…

glad to have brought more attention to this. i have lots of powerful case studies to share hopefully soon

🚨Families falsely accused of abuse
🔥 from Jessica Rawnsley
🔥Key Quotes from Binita Kane & Dr Nigel Speight

🔊'It's history repeating itself & it's staggering.'
🔊'Long Covid is going the same way as ME.'
(in print only, 17th April, The Times)

There are plausible scenarios where the coming decades see millions of people on the move as climate impacts escalate, and the government's primary response is putting a few hundred desperate people on flights to Rwanda. It's all so deeply unserious.

Farmers around the world are reigniting the less intensive agricultural practices of yesteryear—to improve soil health, raise yields, and trap carbon in the atmosphere back down in the soil. wired.trib.al/kHQy12O

Terrific Lunch with the FT by George Parker this week: ft.com/content/8e0046…

The rights you don't vigorously, strategically and constantly defend, you lose.

Look at the US, Poland, Italy and Hungary. It can happen here - unless we make sure it doesn't.
BPAS
theguardian.com/world/2024/apr…

the reviews of Truss's book have been scathing because the metropolitan elite reviewers didn't realise it should be read upside down

Hello fresh stories Times Radio

8pm Sir Edward Leigh MP 🚬
8.15pm Michael Oren🇮🇱
8.20pm Freddie Hayward Melanie Phillips #NatCon
8.35pm Jessica Rawnsley Long Covid💥
8.45pm Nina de Roy dos Santos fugitives💥
8.50pm Jeremy Griffin🗞️
9pm Yasmin alibhai-brown Peter Hitchens🗣️
9.35pm Rosamund Dean
9.50pm Matt Lawton🏃

Rape suspects in the UK are increasingly claiming to have a rare disorder that makes them have sex while asleep, The Observer analysis suggests.

In some cases, just a mention of 'sexsomnia' seems to have led to acquittal / charges being dropped, even when evidence for it was weak

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez In 2023, more deepfake abuse videos were shared than in every other year in history combined.

What happens if we don’t get this under control? It will further blur the lines between what’s real & what’s not—as politics become more and more polarized.

🔗 rollingstone.com/culture/cultur…

.Will Lloyd taking out 9 people, not all of them Tories, in <500w in The Times and The Sunday Times today.