And another one
And another one
Heatstroke?
I have to admit I was worried after a somewhat brutal cutback in February
Woohoo! The fig lives!
Lovely evening
Feels like thatโs it. Spring from here on inโฆ
Been taking periodic pictures of this meadow as it changes over the year and posting them on X. Bluesky seems like a much more appropriate home. So here goes!
I was just on @BBCr4today talking about our OpenSAFELY platform, and how we protect the privacy of NHS GP records while supporting hundreds of researchers to do lifesaving work. You can see a 4 minute video explaining how the platform works here:
Docs.OpenSAFELY.Org
If it was a drug side effect 1.3% would be considered 'common'.
Talking to WWF's Rod Downie about this in about half an hour
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Been reading through the Government's new Land Use Consultation. Here's the juiciest bits I've seen so far!
An excellent, bold proposal to spare 9% of England's least-productive land for nature & carbon - restoring peat bogs & regenerating woods - & changes to ag land use over a further 10% /1
It's been discovered that the Bennu asteroid had some of the vital components needed for life! ๐ฎ
Similar asteroids may have helped deliver the water and chemical building blocks that led to the evolution of life on Earth. ๐ฑ
Find out more about this discovery ๐
www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/new...
The individual is currently well and was admitted to a High Consequence Infectious Disease (HCID) unit.
Bird-to-human transmission of avian influenza is rare and has previously occurred only a small number of times in the UK.
The person acquired the infection on a farm, where they had close and prolonged contact with a large number of infected birds.
A person in the West Midlands has contracted bird flu after "close and prolonged contact with a large number of infected birds"
@ukhsa.bsky.social