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October 2018

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the Australian government now vets research grants for political correctness - SMH

the Tilburg demonstration cycle route, 40 years on - BicycleDutch

breaking down religious divides in Jerusalem's local elections

Haaretz haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-in-j-lem-elections-the-walls-between-the-blocs-are-cracking-1.6609320

mercury, the other geologically persistent planetary poison - RealClimate

is the future of bookshops as community enterprises? - Guardian

is there actually that much disagreement about phonics? - DanielWillingham [via @MrEFinch]

in Australia, European food has higher status than Asian food - ABC

don't make your child read - OxfordBlog

the legacy of Peterloo - Guardian

reading at 5.75 - OxfordBlog

cargobikes rather than drones are the future of last-mile logistics - Forbes

Dunkirk is the largest European city to offer free public transport - Guardian

the early anthropogenic CO2 hypothesis reconsidered - RealClimate

the political future of the Church of England - Guardian

a short guide to computational complexity classes - Quanta

the UK has already lost around 2% of GDP due to Brexit - Bloomberg

Scottish doctors can now prescribe birdwatching! - Guardian

UK government touts spending figures including private school fees! - Guardian

"The Institute for Fiscal Studies estimates that funding per pupil in England fell by 8% between 2010 and 2018, with 66,000 more children in state schools this year than the year before but with 5,000 fewer teachers"

the debate on the revocability of an Article 50 notification - EUlawanalysis [via @StevePeers]

a Nigerian family vignette: grandfather was a slave-trader - NYer [via Cosma]

background on Nissan's presence in Sunderland - Guardian

Occitan still lives - BBC

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