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Enjoying these @theipaper podcasts enormously, such good, intelligent journalism, asking great questions & allowing space for proper discussion. It’s worth finding the time to listen & forming your own view.@paulwaugh @olyduff
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This is brilliant and couldn’t be more on the money @RebeccaCNReid @theipaper
The vilification of Sophie Turner is sexist – you can be a workaholic party girl and a good mum liveapp.inews.co.uk/2023/09/…
How I do it: Nina Wight, Harmsworth Media - Flashes & Flames thanks @ColinMorrisonUK flashesandflames.com/2023/07…
Unbelievable and just extraordinary story @Richard_AHolmes @theipaper
🚨NEW: An alleged Russian intelligence agent is living in the UK and his family used the Government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme to join him.
A six month investigation for @theipaper
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Elephant seals take power naps in the ocean while slowly sinking, love this feature! newscientist.com/article/237…
Don’t we all? Check out this weeks @newscientist you’ll discover everything you never knew you needed to know about 300 million year old spiders, male ants with 2 sets of DNA, lab made solar flares, monkeys, AI drawing hands, poo, keto diet and epilepsy, where to stop? #brainfuel
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Another thoughtful and insightful piece from @paulwaugh in this weekends @theipaper. Well worth a read
Love this weeks @newscientist cover, I can confirm it is surprising, visit our website or app to access or pop along to your local newsagent and pick up a copy.
Dog walk, pub, pint, paper. The fact that we’re doing this campaign makes me proud, the fact that we have to is depressing @newscientist @theipaper
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SAVE BRITAIN'S RIVERS -
Why @theipaper + our sister title @newscientist are launching a joint campaign.
A unique collaboration between two trusted publishers.
A year of hard-hitting investigations, in-depth features, films, podcasts, live events.
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🇬🇧 x3 aims
1. Reveal what's going on in UK’s rivers - and why.
2. Raise awareness and understanding of the plight of our rivers - and terrible effects on people and nature.
3. Policy change. Draw up a manifesto for our rivers - robust, cross-party plan on how to fix them.
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Time to for us to act
Britain’s rivers are in a terrible state and getting worse
🔴 @theipaper and @newscientist magazine are launching a UK-wide campaign to rescue the country’s polluted waterways
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Friday's i: "Raw sewage from major HS2 site pumped into green belt river" #BBCPapers #TomorrowsPapersToday bbc.in/40NOdZs
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One of the UK’s longest, most beautiful and best loved rivers is “dying” as heavy pollution kills its wildlife, say experts who warn that the plight of the Wye is a worrying sign for the rest of the country
🔴 Exclusive @BawdenTom inews.co.uk/news/environment…
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@ninatweets CEO of Harmsworth Media says many women leave their jobs during menopause because they don’t feel supported enough.
“There’s a fear that prevents women from finding their voice. If we don’t advocate for ourselves, who will?”
We couldn’t have said it better.
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What would you do with a trillion dollars?
Join New Scientist's podcast editor, @rowhoop, at #NewScientistLive this weekend where he reveals how to use the money to save the world
Grab tickets now: tinyurl.com/ms6xxn22
Great feature in @newscientist this week,very helpful for those of us considering our options and definitely worth a read @ScienceCaroline @menomandate
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Mark Lashway's lung tumours were so big they were sticking out of his back. Then a vaccine was made just for him to prompt his immune system to attack the unique biology of his cancer. His tumours are all gone. My cover story for @newscientist newscientist.com/article/mg2…
