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NEW: Progressives have a birth rate problem For all the talk of a general fall in births, the drop is overwhelmingly driven by people on the left having fewer kids. By ceding the topic of family and children to the right, progressives risk ushering in a more conservative world.

I am pro ECHR, but this feels exactly like Brexit insofar as the “remain” side cannot articulate in basic terms that (a) yes the current arrangement has some problems but that (b) there are good logical reasons to keep with it and/or work to reform it from within.

Statewide, there's a 16yr life expectancy gap between West Virginia and New York. It's even worse as you get more granular - some neighborhoods in Chicago have a 35 year life expectancy gap.

🚨 | Angela Rayner has resigned as Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government.

From the BES, Labour's biggest drop in support (percentage points): -20 Unemployed -20 Social renter -18 Private renter -17 Yorks + Humber -17 Students -17 Lesbian, gay, bisexual -16 North West -16 North East -15 Age 46-55 -15 Jewish -15 Scotland -15 Age 36-45 -14 East Mids

One hell of a chart from Patrick Flynn

Very sorry to hear this. I hadn't seen Bob for a few years, but he was always one of the most interesting pollsters to hear from, and his legacy is hard to overstate ipsos.com/en-uk/honourin…

And yet it's within 1 standard deviation of both "impossible" and "better than even"🤣

Meanwhile, JP Morgan is modeling when will Labubus peak

The surge in AI-written speeches in Britain's House of Commons visualised:

Simply horrendous. The world is a very dark place sometimes.

Chocolate intake is associated with the number of Nobel Prize recipients.

Turned up to the Tony Robinson march by mistake