Katie McQuater

The WiFi aboard this morning's @AvantiWestCoast service is slower and less reliable than our dial-up was in 1998. Well, lovely to start the week with a dose of nostalgia. https://t.co/Dp6GcEmjf4

RT @researchlive: In the latest of our 'How I work' series, we sit down with Amy Cashman (@Cash_ac), exec MD, insights division, UK & Irela…

RT @_JennyMcKiernan: "A First Minister is never off duty," Nicola Sturgeon says, adding there is a "brutality" that takes a toll.

'Perhaps the widespread practice of confessing self-doubt has begun to encourage—to demand, even—repeated confessions of the very experience that the original concept was trying to dissolve.' https://t.co/Bz1AelPQJ9

RT @ImpactMRS: “There is a sense of permacrisis & the news communicates that.” Konrad Collao, @craft_insight Increased scepticism & aware…

From macro pressures to industry disintermediation to flexible working, the @ImpactMRS team put together this feature on the key trends shaping the decade in insight, to celebrate the mag's 10-year anniversary #mrx

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To celebrate 10 years of @ImpactMRS, we explore 10 trends that have shaped the decade for insight, and hear from industry figures on what these shifts have meant for research: https://t.co/wjwKgT59Dc #mrx https://t.co/8BltnWp40l

A study from the @TweetMRS Representation in Research group found no cost penalty when inclusive parameters are included in samples. I spoke to @VitreousWorld to find out why 'nat rep' needs to become fully representative of the UK population #mrx https://t.co/1IdPNWmV5M

'Permacrisis' is now officially a word. Oh good. A timely read on why brands should always keep people's priorities front of mind when it comes to asking questions in the current climate 👇

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In uncertain times, brands must re-evaluate what they are asking of consumers, and avoid assuming people care more than they actually do, says Louise McLaren: https://t.co/fnbEbDlQAF #mrx https://t.co/uTlBT68k6X

.@bookingcom research found that people associate 'sustainable travel' with protecting the natural environment and reducing waste, but don't make the link with overcrowding, a major challenge for many destinations #mrx

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Research has helped the travel website better highlight sustainable property credentials for those booking accommodation. #mrx #sustainability https://t.co/jng4eZt08o

RT @researchlive: Concerns raised over transparency of Home Office statistics https://t.co/8bzHIFXb7i #mrx #marketresearch

Really important article. These clinics profit from people's anxiety, with their use becoming normalised for many seeking reassurance before the 12 week scan

Eve Livingston @eve_rebecca

A while ago I started noticing private baby scan clinics everywhere. When I began digging, I found a loophole which means just 5 of 45+ in Scotland are regulated. One woman I spoke to was wrongly told by one she had lost her baby. My investigation⁩: https://t.co/EN0ixe7kY6

Late to the party but I have now joined the ranks of 30-somethings to have been emotionally manipulated by a small blue cartoon dog https://t.co/03AfJuVmyv

RT @MikeB45UK: The only comment worth making about Hancock is this, from the Guardian letters page. https://t.co/I7ltNy47Ra

A must-read @ImpactMRS spotlight by @Liam_Kay on the importance of evidence for policymaking and how governments can improve how they make decisions.

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Evidence-based policymaking has been used across the UK. But how far is it embedded in government and how can it be improved? https://t.co/qOMzF3eJjZ #mrx https://t.co/iIucpC5wTw

Heartbreaking interview on @bbc5live with someone who lost her job, despite running over-performing team, after being off sick with long Covid symptoms for 7 weeks that later turned out to be breast cancer and becoming an "inconvenience".

Language matters. This is a concerted attack on some of the most vulnerable people in society. Despicable.

Beth Rigby @BethRigby

Suella Braverman, in the House of Commons to address the petrol attack on an immigration centre y'day, tells the chamber Britain facing "an invasion of our southern coast" by asylum seekers, which prompts uproar in chamber.

"It's about accountability. It's free speech, but it's not consequence-free."

Brendan May @bmay

One of the most sensible takes on ‘cancel culture’ I’ve seen. Sensible, honest, smart. I’m posting the video directly as Times Radio tweeted it with a clickbait and somewhat misleading headline that unintentionally confirmed his point. More of this please. https://t.co/toIzfzLQdm