1st May 2022

Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, told users on Thursday it would start to publish their IP locations on their account pages and when they post comments, in a bid to combat "bad behavior" online.

I'm sorry, is this a prominent government minister equating women taking selfies with a man watching porn in his place of work and in full view of his colleagues? what? https://t.co/jWzPmPcbqn pic.twitter.com/5q14aPEFmr— Marie Le Conte (@youngvulgarian) April 28, 2022

When Hancock and Johnson say that they "didn't know" about asymptomatic spread by April 2020, that is a lie. 👇 @globalhlthtwit shows exactly how much of a lie in this devastating tweet thread. 1\2 https://t.co/j8mobA9qEz pic.twitter.com/kz4X0V8wzo— Prof. Christina Pagel 🇺🇦 (@chrischirp) April 27, 2022

Slough, London and Leeds among worst locations on map showing air pollution above WHO limits

The misogyny, harassment & abuse that pervades the political establishment. These are all from the last week.It isn't about one party, it's the cross-party culture of Getting Away With It that thrives in Westminster whilst parties protect powerful men in their own ranks. 🧵 1/6 pic.twitter.com/4KmfUYWET1— Women's Equality Party (@WEP_UK) April 28, 2022

Katharine Birbalsingh faces criticism for suggesting "hard maths" leads girls not to choose physics A-level.

The Elections Bill permits older person’s bus passes and Oyster 60+ cards as ID - but not student cards and young persons railcards

“Superhero health activists gathered around the mRNA Hub this week to protect them from @moderna_tx's corporate greed. We will remain vigilant! Hands off the Hub! #OneWordForPharma #EndCOVIDmonopolies @PHMSA1 @peoplesvaccine @PVA_Africa @Yanga34563602”

Asked if he will do more to help with energy costs, the chancellor says he wants to wait.

If we told you, under three years ago, that Boris Johnson's new government would go on to have an awkward relationship with the law not one, not two, not three... but seven times, you would surely think we were joking.After all, what 'civilized' government gets repeatedly dragged to court? And what ...

And the reason the government won? Labour lords failed to vote against. And you’re right - our independent electoral commission is no longer independent but will have to have regard to government guidance. https://t.co/09Lv5zS3I1— Lynne Featherstone (@lfeatherstone) April 28, 2022

The rapidly growing non-profit is carrying the most radical elements of modern US conservatism to the mainstream.

If Putin insanely decides that this is a war for the survival of Russia, then we are faced with World War III. Not the rhetorical World War III loosely talked about now, but the real thing, including the deaths of hundreds of millions - in both conventional and nuclear war. /1 https://t.co/ltw4SSNu1f— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) April 27, 2022

Next I’m buying Coca-Cola to put the cocaine back in— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 28, 2022

‘A sale would release Channel 4 from the outdated shackles of public ownership’, Nadine Dorries claimed

The High Court has ruled the Government acted unlawfully when it implemented a policy of discharging untested patients into care homes in England at the start of the pandemic

Process for privatisation announced as part of sweeping changes to UK media landscape

Crocodiles and turtles are in a particularly dire situation, according to a global assessment of risks.

Russian energy giant Gazprom cuts supply to Poland and Bulgaria for refusal to pay in roubles.

Tory chief whip is "looking into" reports an MP watched porn on his phone next to a female colleague.

Hundreds of Afghans who fled the Taliban have been evicted as an even larger flood of Ukrainian war refugees arrive.

“Only the Lords stand between an independent elections' watchdog and a Government poodle If the Government succeeds in giving itself powers to set election rules to their advantage, there'll be no noisy protests They have just been banned #ElectionsBill https://t.co/Cbb3lBoe1b”

“After a dramatic night in Parliament, where the Lords voted YET AGAIN to #LiftTheBan on people seeking asylum working, @RobertBuckland writes in @CapX about why he continues to support the cause. As he says, the ban "makes no political or economic sense" https://t.co/76rsZLzC8v”

“BREAKING: High Court has ruled that the government broke the law by failing to protect care home residents from Covid-19 during the pandemic. The govt claimed it had put a 'protective ring' around them. The High Court has decided it failed. Huge moment for families of victims.”

From Donald Trump to David Icke, many high-profile casualties of Twitter’s policy enforcement have an interest in a new broom

Exclusive: ‘Alarming’ cuts by UK Health Security Agency could cost lives, public health experts warn

Can he explain that if a young Ukrainian man arrives at the border without documentation will he be sent to build a new life in Rwanda - or indeed an asylum seeker from Rwanda will they be sent back to Rwanda asks @GradySNP— PARLY (@PARLYapp) April 26, 2022

Many people in Britain are facing an increase in energy bills, council tax and the effects of a National Insurance tax rise - as well as inflation hitting a 30-year-high of 7% earlier this month.

The Biden administration's plans to lift Title 42 are raising concerns in border communities and stirring major debate in Washington. Here's a look at what's been happening, what could happen next and why it matters.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has convened an emergency security council meeting after expressing ‘deep concerns’ over explosions reported in the Russian-backed separatist region of Transnistria