Luke Lambert
@lukelambert90
Communications Manager / Formerly press officer in higher education / news and sports journalist. All views my own.
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11-05-2012 20:38:04
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'I worry about the long-term future of a sport that represents so few from across society.' Orla Chennaoui for Metro Sport metro.co.uk/2021/07/15/how…
Poetry has brought me great pleasure and calm at the most difficult moments of my life. Very pleased to contribute to the Royal Society of Literature #WriteAcrossLondon poetry map about my experiences during the pandemic. rsliterature.org/poems-map/thro…
Through Mesh "rush of the north brings haze to distant skyscape and nearer steeples puffs of steam dot your vision " To read more of Luke Lambert's poem click here: bit.ly/3BsqZex To submit your own #WriteAcrossLondon poem & add to our map: bit.ly/36R69rl
West Ham have "unreservedly condemned" Kurt Zouma for kicking his cat. He can't represent them on the field atm; for how long is up to Moyes and the board to decide. He also needs to undergo an education programme with the RSPCA. And that poor cat housed with somebody who cares.
Excellent article Simon Hughes
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could result in long-term increased innovation, depressed workforces, and the growth of a Russian international payment system. The thoughts of André Spicer, Barbara Casu and Andrea Baronchelli on the business of war. 👉 ow.ly/glP950I4qz6
🗨️ "There are not many levers or mechanisms left to pull." In POLITICOEurope today, Professor Les Mayhew discusses the impact of interest rates on homeowners, landlords and renters. 🗞️ With thanks to Annabelle Dickson ow.ly/cNGK50KWBP7
🔎 New Research at Bayes Business School has found that people in the UK have higher probabilities of dying than predicted. After decades of improvement in the probability of dying and in life expectancy, since 2011 trends in the UK are higher than forecast, based on pre-2010. [1/4]
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Research at <a href="/BayesBSchool/">Bayes Business School</a> has found that people in the UK have higher probabilities of dying than predicted.
After decades of improvement in the probability of dying and in life expectancy, since 2011 trends in the UK are higher than forecast, based on pre-2010.
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Research at <a href=\"/BayesBSchool/\">Bayes Business School</a> has found that people in the UK have higher probabilities of dying than predicted.
After decades of improvement in the probability of dying and in life expectancy, since 2011 trends in the UK are higher than forecast, based on pre-2010.
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