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Microsoft’s Copilot Health can connect to your medical records and wearables
How about Churchill with a rhino he has shot on the £5? That should make everyone happy
Daily Mail Headline: Pupils' drawings could be blasphemous under Islamic law, Labour councils tell schools - while music and dance classes may go against the teachings of Islam
Oh boy! What a headline...
Ask yourself:
"What am I being asked to believe?"
"Who am I being told to blame?"
Take a few seconds to imagine what the Daily Mail (And Telegraph, GB News and Express) WANT you to think is going on.
Let's see what's ACTUALLY happening...🧵
1/21
Outstanding work from @monkemma.bsky.social here. Wish this kind of debunking was widespread and mainstream. Too many people read the bllx the fash press pumps out.
A large NHS study on the use of AI in breast cancer screening found that Google AI was better at detecting cases of breast cancer than human doctors.
www.digitalhealth.net/2026/03/goog...
Truly world class
I was in a 2 hour briefing today on the Iran War. All the briefings are closed, because Trump can't defend this war in public.
I obviously can't disclose classified info, but you deserve to know how incoherent and incomplete these war plans are.
1/ Here's what I can share:
Microsoft backs Anthropic in legal fight with the Pentagon ft.trib.al/8g27n6Y
Ah ok. There’s a section at the bottom of the Which? article about landlines in case it’s helpful.
Touch wood, I haven’t received any cold callers since I switched on iPhone call screening.
www.which.co.uk/news/article...
If Rachel Reeves made this asinine comment it would lead the news for days and Chris Mason would think Christmas had come early.
Trump says US Navy sank Iran's warship off the coast of Sri Lanka because "it's more fun" to sink ships than capture them.
Another great review of my New Labour book! Alongside Macintyre's book on Brown, by @rostaylor.bsky.social in @thenewworldmag.bsky.social. 'The Blair and Brown governments made people’s lives better. The same can hardly be said for any of their successors'.
www.thenewworld.co.uk/ros-taylor-w...
No legal basis. No clear objective. No exit. And much of Britain’s political class spent the week calling Starmer a coward for noticing.
Latest substack from me.
open.substack.com/pub/goodalla...
Is anyone asking what is the structure that is coordinating UK and other forces in the Mediterranean and the Gulf? What is the chain of command? Is it a free for all? Or is the US involved?
What in gods name is Special Envoy for The Shield of the Americas
Me neither
4. I think that it is important that critics of LLMs get this. The 'LLMs are useless which is terrible and everyone is using them which is also terrible' shtick contained contradictions even in the beginning, which took a lot of work to maintain . Now it contradicts people's lived experiences.
The constant misinformation from the UK media is depressing. Emma unpicking the lies once again
Celebrating 20 Years Since Parliament Voted to Introduce Indoor Smokefree Legislation @ashorguk.bsky.social #LungSky ash.org.uk/media-centre...
The @ipso.co.uk ruling of Telegraph’s preposterous “We earn £345k but soaring private school fees mean we can’t go on five holidays”, reveals the article to have been a fabrication. There is no such family as Al, Alexandra, Ali, Harry and Barry Moy. Glad to have acted as lead complainant on this.
Novels were compared to narcotics, and people pushing the moral panic wanted restrictions placed on who could purchase them. Reading was compared to gluttony and it was believed those who read novels were brain rotted, low IQ.
1908: the Lancet, one of the most respected scientific journals, calls for 18 age limit on reading in bed amidst a moral panic surrounding children becoming "addicted" to novels, which were "designed to keep kids hooked" and destroy their attention/mental health
Trump: "Spain has been terrible. I told Scott to cut off all dealings with Spain. They said we can't use their bases. We could use their bases if we want. We could just fly in and use it. Nobody is gonna tell us not to use it."
Had thought views of Farage were pretty fixed.
YouGov have him net -37 (a 10 point deterioration since Spring)
Approve: 27%
Disapprove: 64%
It is striking how much the by-election inquest is for the core vote, and may be exacerbating the reputational risks
Here's the clip.
what is there even left to say at this point about the presidency, congress, the cabinet, the constitution... any of it?
Christopher who? In May, a party founded eight years ago, with no record in national government and only eight MPs, will fight elections in Wales and Scotland, and for control of councils across England, with every chance of winning many of them. British politics is being reshaped by Reform UK. This is a result of Nigel Farage's personality and of Christopher Harborne's money - £9m, from a fortune amassed largely through cryptocurrency investments. The party would not be able to field candidates, run social media operations or door-to-door campaigns if it weren't for the Harborne war chest. There is a template for crypto-funded campaigning - in the US, where it is viewed as having led to securing crypto-friendly legislation and sweetheart deals to enrich crypto charlatans and undermine transparency and accountability in politics. Reform threatens to destroy the Conservatives as a party of government and divide communities, increasingly along ethnic lines and with overtly racist arguments. It also poses the most serious threat to Keir Starmer's government, Harborne lives in Thailand and owns a 12% stake in the Tether stablecoin. Little else is known about this intensely private man. Yet he can influence the course of politics, seemingly without either much of a business or life in the UK. It's a lot like overseas interference in British democracy. Didn't someone once say: "Take back control"?
From yesterday's Observer.
It's now the norm for MAGA America to put its allies -including the UK - in impossible positions.
Imagine the outcry if Keir had refused the use of UK bases: and then a UK national in Dubai or elsewhere is killed by an Iranian missile or drone.
Keir is damned if he does act & damned if he doesn't.
