If a prime minister decided NOT to poison the country's water supply, would any journalist who celebrated that, be considered 'biased'? The end of a government that repeatedly pursued policies that all experts said would damage the country, is OBJECTIVELY worth celebrating.

Rechtspopulisten & Rechtsextreme versprechen immer, hart gegen #Migration vorzugehen. Oft passiert genau das Gegenteil, wie zum Beispiel beim #Brexit. Was hinter dem größten Schwindel der #Rechten steckt, über den kaum wer redet. #UKElection2024 volksverpetzer.de/analyse/rechts…

Indeed. I'd prefer a voting system that rewarded parties for the number of votes they actually won. But we don't have that system. So when we talk about vote share,we should remember that parties & voters alike are tailoring their electoral behaviour to a disproportionate system

I think the British have lost sight of what a statesman looks like, being serious (aka boring) is a part of it.

Clarity in writing comes from mastery of the subject. Some people don't want to do the hard thinking required to break their ideas down. It's easier to use jargon and pretend others simply don't understand than to admit that you haven't quite grasped the topic either. 🤷🏾‍♀️

New MPs represent fresh chance for psychologically-powered policymaking. “It’s vital the new government ensures their policies are developed and delivered using a psychological approach, which places people first.” Dr Roman Raczka Because #PsychologyMatters: bps.org.uk/news/new-mps-r…

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I grew up being told “the older you get, the more conservative you become.” I’m finding that the older I get, the more I just want our society to be more tolerant, charitable, kind, peaceable, and ensure that everyone has what they need to survive and thrive.

Read the latest blog post from the Centre for Kent History and Heritage featuring the #AphraBehn conference shorturl.at/a8iEG Dr Claire Bartram Kent Maps Online CCCU Humanities Michelle Crowther ICVWW

This sentence is obscene. Why are we punishing the people trying to prevent disaster while allowing the oil company giants causing it to reap super profits? Chris Packham

This is how ridiculous sentencing for environment protestors is. It’s plainly wrong if violence and even robbery are treated less seriously. Environment protesting is an act of conscience. Our laws have been perverted to create these extreme punishments for peaceful protest. The

'The August 2024 riots: Empowerment of the xenophobes' New blogpost with brief social psych perspective on the week's awful events. Please share. blogs.sussex.ac.uk/crowdsidentiti…

I've said it before and I'll say it again: The enemy of the working class travels by private jet, not migrant dinghy.

Open letter to Keir Starmer on the race riots runnymedetrust.org/news/uk-racist…

This is the first time I've ever been happy for a dog being deaf

🎉👏👏👏 It's a wrap for the #spsconf at QUB - School of Psychology and Queen's University Belfast 🎓! Thank you for 3 days of stimulating talks & discussions in a safe and inclusive space 💛 #BPS #SocialPsychology #Inclusion #LoveQUB Dr Sara Vestergren BPS Social Psychology Section Danielle Blaylock Professor Rhiannon Turner Gülseli Baysu

Thank you Queen's University Belfast 🎓 BPS Social Psychology Section Gülseli Baysu for another great #spsconf where I was happy to represent CCCU Psychology with our poster on victimhood narratives in pro-Brexit media articles, contributions from Dr Anastasia Rousaki @EvangelosPsych and Stavroula Tsirogianni.

🚨**Job opportunity**🚨 University of Nottingham is hiring Assistant Professor Psychology (which includes Environmental Psychology). Salary: £40,521 to £56,021. Application closing date 23/09 jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…

wenn gerade keine Naturkatastrophe ist, darf man nicht über den Klimawandel reden, weil es dann Panikmache ist wenn gerade eine Naturkatastrophe ist, darf man nicht über den Klimawandel reden, weil es gerade wichtigeres gibt und man das nicht politisch ausnutzen soll