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Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
Two companies backed by government’s Sovereign AI Fund received seed funding from a venture capital firm where the fund’s managing partner - the wife of Tony Blair’s son - previously worked, the Citizens can reveal
dispatch.the-citizens.com/tw…
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
Huge news! For 3 years @SohanDsouza & I have investigated a covert paid ad campaign pushing anti-Muslim, anti-migrant & anti-Qatar hate speech across Europe, Lebanon & the US.
Today we publish Manufacturing the “Great Replacement”: 533M recorded exposures in 30 countries.
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Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
Today we’re announcing a new £10bn package of support for Ukraine.
This funding will help Ukraine meet its immediate needs, support economic resilience, and help defend its sovereignty from Russia’s illegal invasion.
We will stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes.
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
“The rent is too high, the schools aren’t good enough, there aren’t enough jobs”: author and journalist @masumaahuja on why the generation inheriting this impossible world is taking to the streets
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More on the so-called "independent" investigation - it is an extension of very same race science adjacent sympathisers which attacked Arday in the first place. The CAF itself is funded by Reform UK megadonor Ben Delo, whose "sanctuary" in Westminster has hosted the anti-black race science rag Aporia bylinetimes.com/2026/10/21/j…
The CAF-commissioned independent investigation into Cambridge University’s appointment of Jason Arday is now up and running, and needs the assistance of those who know Cambridge best.
We strongly encourage current and former academics, students and other members of the University community, as well as others with relevant knowledge, to come forward with information.
This might include policy documents, internal correspondence or first-hand accounts concerning Arday’s academic record, his appointment and subsequent time at Cambridge, the University’s response to concerns about his scholarship and its treatment of those who raised them, and the development and application of institutional policies relating to recruitment, promotion, academic misconduct, research integrity and equality, diversity and inclusion.
Anyone wishing to contribute can contact the Investigator directly at:
[email protected]
The website provides further guidance on submitting information, including arrangements for particularly sensitive material:
ardayinvestigation.net/
This is a rare opportunity to bring matters long discussed behind closed doors, amongst trusted colleagues, into the light. Those who have witnessed decisions or practices that they believe warrant scrutiny, but have hitherto felt unable to raise their concerns through official channels, can now contribute to an investigation independent of the University.
Please help us spread the word and ensure this appeal reaches as many Cambridge academics and others with relevant knowledge as possible.
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
Today, 48 of the roughly 60 villages and towns within Israeli-occupied southern Lebanon are mostly levelled, a NYT analysis has found. nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
Yesterday, I was barred from entering the West Bank by Israeli officials, as part of a @ProgIntl delegation.
What's happening here in Palestine is unjust. We've just witnessed what Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and many others have called a genocide unfold in Gaza.
We came here to show the world, and to show solidarity with the Palestinian people. The Israeli government didn't allow that.
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
I'm grateful to see this thread as it's not often a prominent journalist will make the effort or indeed make a declaration against own interest to interrogate their own industry.
Not a single news outlet has reviewed its coverage of Jason Arday, for accuracy or proportionality. Zero attempt has been made to conduct any inquiry into the media’s role in his death. Instead, the industry has moved into self-congratulatory mode. This isn’t just tone deaf, it betrays a systemic failure
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#YourVoiceMatters
#JasonArday has been cleared of plagiarism for a fourth time. Why is the media silent about it?
As another investigation ends without substantiating plagiarism claims, @richardsudan asks who will hold the British media accountable for its treatment of the pioneering Black academic?👇🏿
voice-online.co.uk/opinion/c…
@aljhlester @SholaMos1 @misanharriman @BellRibeiroAddy @GoodLawProject
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
This is quite something ! Serbian RTV channel starts yesterday's bulletin by apologizing to viewers👇
"For years, we failed to fulfill our duty. We kept silent, turned a blind eye, reported events one-sidedly and failed to ask necessary questions. We owe our viewers an apology”
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
Professor Jason Arday is dead. The campaign hasn’t stopped.
Crypto billionaire Ben Delo gave Reform UK £44 million. His hub hosted Aporia, an anti-Black race science platform.
He backs the Committee for Academic Freedom, now probing Arday’s appointment. Same money. Same target.
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
“Young people have already concluded that AI is a mistake. Now it is time for the rest of us to see the truth”: former Facebook investor Roger McNamee AKA @moonalice.com on how the industry’s financial problems may undermine the entire economy
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
I wrote about a topic that does not get enough attention: AI industry has made choices about technology, product architecture, and capital expenditures that likely make financial success impossible.
Continuing on current path risks the whole economy.
thenerve.news/p/roger-mcname…
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
A thread about antisemitism and Battle of Ideas:
At the recent Battle of Ideas a far right bookshop called Oldspeak Books was listed as the official festival bookshop. 1/
bylinetimes.com/2026/10/14/f… – at Llandeilo, Wales
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
Read my exclusive report for @novaramedia that seems to have annoyed the UK CEO of Palantir 🫣 it’s here: novaramedia.com/2026/10/22/p…
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
woah, it gets worse. In the Meta securities lawsuit for Cambridge Analytica cover-up, plaintiffs just posted deposition list. If they have the courage to 'go to the mat' (as Zuckerberg says) like New Mexico AG has done for over $25B, this could be very, very bad for Team Zuck. 1/3
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Ka-boom. As I've been saying and dissecting for the last eight years, there is a lot more there there. Every settlement has been in part due to the increase in temperature when you get to the top of Meta and its board. Good on New Mexico.
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
“If Putin gets his way, the great dictators will carve up Ukraine, with America – once Europe’s ally – a willing handmaiden to European borders being redrawn to suit Moscow”
Analyst and former diplomat @SnellArthur on Maga’s masterplan to stoke unrest in Europe
Carole Cadwalladr retweeted
I’m finally reposting my opinion column for @thenerve_news which includes a critique of the Green Party ZiR motion & the peril it presents for Zack Polanski’s leadership. When published elsewhere reasonable debate with readers was overwhelmed by bad faith actors & vitriolic personal attacks on me. The thing is, I believe integrity in opinion writing matters; it should be predicated upon honestly held beliefs based on a reading of the facts. For example, it’s why I believe Israel has perpetrated Genocide in Gaza - an opinion many disagree with. If you know my work, you already understand that I don’t play to a crowd for follows, likes or money. In the past, I’ve paid a heavy price for standing by this principle. I don’t regret it. So, please use your freedom of expression to politely disagree (or agree) with me; but respect my right to have an opinion that differs from yours. And if my view “disappoints” you - no need - because “If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.”
Green Party leader Zack Polanski did not handle the pointless and damaging conference motion about Zionism well. But why on earth would his own supporters create such a trap for him?
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