So most voters still believe in the scientific consensus on climate change.

Almost as if newspapers owned by billionaires manipulating statistics is contributing to rising climate sceptism.

We are long overdue for a more diverse range of newspaper ownership in the UK.

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Context behind this is that I'm currently Erik Loomis's book "A history of America in Ten Strikes" and I have written about the state of tenant rights and actions tenant unions in the U.S have taken in recent times so this is something im interested in.

renterswrite.substack.com/p/its-kind-o...

Those are fair comments.

I'll definitely update the spelling to reflect UK english.

Thanks so much. I've just subbed back.

On a side note, i had no idea they were already doing this regarding Neurodiversity in schools. That's interesting to see.

With ever growing demand, waiting lists and a lot of schools unable to provide the support under the current system, there clearly needs to be changes made the way we do SEND provision. Whether these changes will be a good thing overall remain to be seen though. 3/3

I get the concern about changes to EHCPs, but as someone who benefitted from a SEND department in a mainstream school in the 2000s as an autistic child, i think there is well-meaning intent behind the reforms. 2/3