You can sense the palpable despair of most of the broadsheet punditry as it dawns on them that Liz Truss is in all likelihood going to be Prime Minister and will probably go on to smash Keir Starmer in the general election.

Two-thirds of people with Crohn's or Colitis believe that having IBD has negatively impacted their careers. 46% have left a job because of their IBD..

Would be very #Spursy for them to agonise about whether they wanted to beat City last night only for the mighty Irons to shithouse a 0-0 on Sunday while Arsenal beat Everton #COYI

A General Election Over Summer With stubbornly high inflation And no BoE rate cut And more boat crossings And I've organised an event in Parliament for 3 weeks prior? May I not see it?

There's not a lot to add to this other than Craig Mackinlay and his family have been so brave and I wish nothing but the best for them

Conservative MP Craig Mackinlay is greeted with rapturous applause as he returns to the Commons for the first time after suffering a life-threatening episode of sepsis bbc.in/4bNc6Vz

Nearly every statistic on this image challenges my assumptions about voting preferences more than any piece of peer reviewed political science ever could

Another key straw in the Conservatives' '2019 Electoral coalition KerPlunk' withdraws its support

I haven't seen the 'Sky TV' interview so I don't have the context but one of my favourite conversations is asking people not born in the UK about their interaction with the class system. They give infinite examples of finding it both inpregnable and baffling

West Ham fans petition against season ticket price rises and changes to concessions.  hammersunited.com/petition-again…

This article could have been written about the 'shitification' of the live sporting experience at-large. Ever bigger stadiums dropped on the outskirts of cities with no consideration of how the people who make the atmosphere navigate the whole experience

Last week we brought together 150 people from across research, policy & climate science to launch a consensus statement 'A Roadmap for Global #HeatResilience' to save lives and protect health in the face of #climatechange. #Consensus4Heat Get involved ➡️ buff.ly/3VlAsz6

West Ham United Got to laugh at all the #westham on this thread bitching about the Q to buy the shirt Turkeys voting 4 Xmas Can’t give their money quick enuf #saveourconcessions Show some solidarity Cos when u need it and old age comes to most of us there won’t be any1 to help

Today the Petition has had 8,751 signatures & if you're one well done! The Club has somewhere in the region of 52,000 ST's yet the response is just 17%? The standard fan base is being eroded, don't think this won't happen to you, it will, if you don't sign now don't moan then ⚒

Will be absolutely fascinating to see how the Conservatives become more 'conservative' if that's the lesson learnt. Leadsom wants to understand voters' concerns about 'woke' but probably hasn't considered that they also want taxpayer services they can actually use

It wasn’t to be… but more importantly, if you are a victim of domestic abuse tonight, call the following number: 0808 2000 247

Isnt science amazing: ‘Scientists have discovered that by replacing the missing DNA with strands from modern day descendants and then culturing the hybrid genetic sequence in their eggs, it may now be possible to create a theme park off the coast of Costa Rica’.

This is a pretty stark illustration of where modern football has ended up. For a 'working class sport', owners are bleeding their loyal fanbases dry. PS If you don't like The Marriage of Figaro you can always go and watch La Traviata - not quite the same with team loyalty...

While everyone is at risk of the health impacts of extreme heat, some people are more vulnerable. This includes pregnant people, infants, adults over 65 and people with underlying health conditions. There are also several systemic factors that can increase the risk… [3/6]

A 2°C increase in global temperatures will result in a 370% increase in annual heat-related deaths.  That’s why researchers around the world are working hard to test and develop solutions to help communities adapt to extreme heat.     But research alone is not enough… [5/6]