Angharad
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Rhywle yng ngogledd Ceredigion. Cyn ymgeisydd Plaid Cymru, Cyngor Sir a Senedd Cymru (rhestr canolbarth a gorllewin).
Trans ally. Wokerati, but I've never eaten tofu.
Rhywle yng ngogledd Ceredigion. Cyn ymgeisydd Plaid Cymru, Cyngor Sir a Senedd Cymru (rhestr canolbarth a gorllewin).
Trans ally. Wokerati, but I've never eaten tofu.
Yaxley-Lennon is 42 and has connections with Bedfordshire, in case anyone is wondering.
July 29, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Yaxley-Lennon is 42 and has connections with Bedfordshire, in case anyone is wondering.
Reposted by Angharad
And yet a government petition to end the sleaze languishes with just a few hundred votes.
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/72...
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/72...
Petition: Political parties to be funded only by membership fees and a government grant
Change the law so that all political party funding is exclusively by capped membership fees and an equal government grant to all registered parties.
petition.parliament.uk
July 29, 2025 at 1:53 PM
And yet a government petition to end the sleaze languishes with just a few hundred votes.
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/72...
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/72...
Came here to say this ☺️
July 29, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Came here to say this ☺️
Reposted by Angharad
I presume there is this tiny army of Very Angry Radicalised People sweeping the web and pouncing into the comment section of any article which is remotely sympathetic to trans people. So you quickly learn to write on the subject and then never, ever look at the comments.
July 26, 2025 at 8:09 AM
I presume there is this tiny army of Very Angry Radicalised People sweeping the web and pouncing into the comment section of any article which is remotely sympathetic to trans people. So you quickly learn to write on the subject and then never, ever look at the comments.
Did anyone even calculate it? But even then you need to be absolutely sure of your inputs, and it looks like the information the jury was presented with was incomplete. That would then produce an invalid p-value.
Not that a jury would understand it anyway.
Not that a jury would understand it anyway.
July 29, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Did anyone even calculate it? But even then you need to be absolutely sure of your inputs, and it looks like the information the jury was presented with was incomplete. That would then produce an invalid p-value.
Not that a jury would understand it anyway.
Not that a jury would understand it anyway.
Except that the hospital was failing anyway, and had had a poor record in recent years regardless of Letby.
The perfect conditions for finding a scapegoat.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
The perfect conditions for finding a scapegoat.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Three ex-bosses of Lucy Letby arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter
All three worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital when the nurse killed babies at its neonatal unit.
www.bbc.co.uk
July 29, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Except that the hospital was failing anyway, and had had a poor record in recent years regardless of Letby.
The perfect conditions for finding a scapegoat.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
The perfect conditions for finding a scapegoat.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
"The only common denominator through all the unexpected collapses was Lucy Letby", which is true from the evidence that was presented. However it's now known that there were six further cases where Letby was not present.
It feels disingenuous then to say that statistics didn't play a part.
It feels disingenuous then to say that statistics didn't play a part.
July 29, 2025 at 9:07 AM
"The only common denominator through all the unexpected collapses was Lucy Letby", which is true from the evidence that was presented. However it's now known that there were six further cases where Letby was not present.
It feels disingenuous then to say that statistics didn't play a part.
It feels disingenuous then to say that statistics didn't play a part.
Juries are notoriously bad at interpreting statistics, especially when the statistics with which they are presented are selective (see article) and they were not told this. And juries themselves are amateurs by definition.
theconversation.com/experts-have...
theconversation.com/experts-have...
Experts have challenged the medical case against Lucy Letby. What about the statistical evidence?
A mathematician explains the fallacies that may have played a part in Letby’s conviction.
theconversation.com
July 29, 2025 at 8:37 AM
Juries are notoriously bad at interpreting statistics, especially when the statistics with which they are presented are selective (see article) and they were not told this. And juries themselves are amateurs by definition.
theconversation.com/experts-have...
theconversation.com/experts-have...
Is it? It seems that a panel of international experts in neonatology and paediatrics, suggesting potential flaws in the original trial and evidence presented, disagree with you.
But you know best, I'm sure.
But you know best, I'm sure.
July 28, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Is it? It seems that a panel of international experts in neonatology and paediatrics, suggesting potential flaws in the original trial and evidence presented, disagree with you.
But you know best, I'm sure.
But you know best, I'm sure.
This would all easily be solved if only Britain would join Schengen (along with other obligations that would necessarily go with it of course).
Problem solved. Oh I'm such a genius. Why am I not PM?
Problem solved. Oh I'm such a genius. Why am I not PM?
July 28, 2025 at 10:39 PM
This would all easily be solved if only Britain would join Schengen (along with other obligations that would necessarily go with it of course).
Problem solved. Oh I'm such a genius. Why am I not PM?
Problem solved. Oh I'm such a genius. Why am I not PM?
This is a really good idea. I was lucky to go to a first school that had a swimming pool, and they made sure everyone in the school could swim and was happy in the water before going on to the next school. My later schools really didn't do much for swimming.
@plaidcymru.bsky.social
@plaidcymru.bsky.social
July 28, 2025 at 8:56 AM
This is a really good idea. I was lucky to go to a first school that had a swimming pool, and they made sure everyone in the school could swim and was happy in the water before going on to the next school. My later schools really didn't do much for swimming.
@plaidcymru.bsky.social
@plaidcymru.bsky.social