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People seeking asylum in this country make up only 0.18% of the population. If they do have recourse to public funds, it is £37.75 a week. That is just over £5 per day. In one year, Suella Braverman claimed £159,000 in expenses. That is £435 a day.

In 2011, Jeremy Clarkson called for striking workers to be "shot in front of their families". He continued to present Top Gear for another four years. After criticising plans to criminalise asylum seekers, Gary Linekar has lasted three days.

Just remarkable that BBC DG & ex-Conservative political activist Tim Davie can suspend Gary Lineker for tweeting against the govt, yet take no action against the BBC Chair who donated £400k to the Tory party & is alleged to have arranged an £800k personal loan for Boris Johnson.

I’d be talking about how geoscience can influence policy and conversations for cleaner air! If you’re around London tomorrow, do join!

Great day searching for the water table using 1D resistivity with RSM undergrads on the Cyprus Field trip. No tape measures were eaten by the goats = successful field day! 🐐#ESEImperial #goats #RSMCyp23

💩 Worried about sewage pollution in UK rivers?💩 We made a tool that visualises the downstream impact of sewage discharges in real time 👇 1/🧵 sewagemap.co.uk

Latest paper by #NMGIC group with lots of help from Dom Weiss. Jack Turney guides us through the conditions required for greigite formation. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🚨 *N E W P O D C A S T* 🚨 Is #geology just rocks? What would life look like without it? Join us in this #podcast from Imperial Earth Science & Engineering students to explore these Qs and much more! 🎧🏔️ open.spotify.com/show/2A1RpaLYx… #outreach #STEM Imperial College London Outreach

If anyone wants to learn about the basics of geology, check out this brand-new podcast hosted by the NMG's very own Dr Jack Turney. Episode one starts with a fundamental question... What is a rock? open.spotify.com/show/2A1RpaLYx…

For the final talk before lunchtime, we’ve got @BanushaKug, who will be talking about the effects of stress and strain on the magnetic susceptibility on rocks! 🪨🧲

Dubious date for a paper to be published but yesterday my work with Dr Caroline Eakin ANU Earth Sciences 🌏 came online — mantle structures mapped in Africa and complex dynamics suggested beneath the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, by Quasi-Love waves. Read all about it doi.org/10.1029/2023GC…

👋🧲Meet @BanushaKug, PhD student at ESE. 💬"My background is in Astrophysics. I have learnt and applied physics to understand the stars and universe but never our home planet or all the rocky bodies surrounding us. So, I chose to do a PhD in Geophysics." blogs.imperial.ac.uk/earth-science/…

Our final invited speaker for the MineralogicalSociety #Mineral #Physics #Research in Progress Meeting 2024 is Evie Baker! + Miriam Peña Alvarez Physics Astro @ Edin, John Brodholt EarthSciences UCL and Hauke Marquardt Oxford Earth Sciences Register here: minersoc.org/mpgrip-2024.ht… #MPGRiP2024 Please RT!

Huge congratulations to Banusha for winning the best early career presentation at the 18th Castle meeting! NMG Imperial @BanushaKug 🧲🍻

🚨 3 year postdoctoral fellowship available at Univeristy of Oxford!🚨 Details can be found here: seh.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/earl… Please pass on to anyone who might be interested, and feel free to reach out to me to discuss further! St Edmund Hall Oxford Earth Sciences

Congratulations to #micrometeorite group colleague Isabelle Mattia for her talk at #metsoc2024 Exciting work on #helium isotopes and fossil micrometeorites!

Our shiny new upgrades to the geo-QDM Oxford Earth Sciences have been installed! New bright LED, new coils, new camera, new software, new housing, new capabilities! Thanks to everyone involved at QDM.IO! ☄️🧲🔬⛰️

Izaan, 12, is the winner of the Royal Academy of Arts Young Artists’ Summer Show People’s Choice Award, 2024, with "In Memory of Zephaniah" Izaan said, "I have created this piece in the memory of Benjamin Zephaniah as we have been learning about him in school. I am inspired by

"This places us at a critical time in human history where proportionate action taken today will almost certainly minimize the dangerous impacts of a changing climate for hundreds of millions of people"

In Somerset, a giant science experiment to tackle flooding began 10 years ago. Rather than trying to resist the sea, a large tract of land was surrendered to it. Lots of people were opposed. The local MP called it “an extravagant, ridiculous scheme”🧵