Jennie Kermode
Author - http://amzn.to/2kqeKwz - journalist, filmmaker and human rights campaigner. Strategic advisor at Trans Media Watch, commissioning editor at Eye For Film and LGBTQ+ lead at Bylines Scotland. #NUJ #OFCS #CherryPicks #binders #writer #author
July 15, 1972 - Soviet Weekly on how man affects the weather… - All Our Yesterdaysallouryesterdays.info Fifty two years ago, on this day, July 15th, 1972, Soviet Weekly runs a piece based on comments by Mikhail Budyko, “How Man affects the weather.” “In the past few decades the carbon dioxide in the ear...
These oldest inhabited termite mounds have been active for 34,000 yearsapnews.com Scientists in South Africa have been stunned to discover that termite mounds that are still inhabited in an arid region of the country are 34,000 years old, meaning they are the oldest known active te...
CNN quietly disbands its Race and Equality teamwww.whatimreading.net The news comes as CNN leader Mark Thompson announced that the cable news channel will lay off 100 employees as it restructures its newsgathering operations.
Five ways Labour could cut the cost of disabilitynortheastbylines.co.uk Keir Starmer’s tough talk on welfare has left many disabled people fearful. But disability doesn’t need to cost as much as it does
An independent nation: why Scotland said no to the SNPbylines.scot This election, the SNP fell foul of the voters for the same reason it first found favour: because Scotland won’t be taken for granted
Green shoots: a real political shiftbylines.scot The most consistent trend in the general election was concern about climate change and the rise of Green candidates everywhere
The Portillo moment: what really happened - Yorkshire Bylinesyorkshirebylines.co.uk The fall of Michael Portillo was about more than just a Conservative defeat – it was a breakthrough for gay rights in the face of hypocrisy
Understanding Scotland’s LGBTQ+ census databylines.scot National Records of Scotland makes bold claims based on its new data about LGBTQ+ people from the 2022 census. Can we trust it?
Election 2024: where are the women?bylines.scot Over two-thirds of the candidates standing for election in Scotland are male. How can this give us MPs who represent the population?
Defining sex – why it’s not as simple as you might thinknorthwestbylines.co.uk The Conservatives want to rewrite the Equality Act to focus on biological sex. There’s one big problem: nobody knows how to define it
Why the wealthy’s social media dreams are doomed to failurebylines.scot Billionaires may buy their way into social media, but it will always disappoint them – because they’re not part of society
A national network of local news sites is publishing AI-written articles under fake bylines. Experts are raising alarm | CNN Businessedition.cnn.com Last year, Hoodline began filling its site with AI-generated articles, and Zachary Chen, chief executive of Hoodline parent company Impress3, defended the practice.
Primogeniture trailervimeo.com This is "Primogeniture trailer" by ruffruffdog on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
The US playbook: introducing extremism to the UKnorthwestbylines.co.uk Rishi Sunak’s desperate government wants to distract voters, and is turning to an imported ideological agenda to do so
How a Labour surge in Scotland could help the Conservativesbylines.scot The 'first past the post' voting system means that if Labour votes increase in Scotland, some marginal constituencies could go Conservative