Luke Barratt

What a cracking story this will be: "We spent loads of money so we won all our games and everyone was happy."

(C) Birmingham City FC @BCFC

We are delighted to confirm that our promotion to the Sky Bet Championship will be the subject of a brand-new behind the scenes documentary to launch on @PrimeVideoSport in Summer 2025, in over 200 countries worldwide. 🎥

New from me: I've spent the last 6 months compiling a map of data centres, whose locations are generally secret, operated by Amazon, Microsoft and Google. Cross-referencing that map with areas of water scarcity shows many are in the world's driest areas. https://t.co/ay3TZzFweH

RT @AssalRad: “Appears to contradict” It’s a VIDEO that clearly shows Palestinian emergency vehicles with their lights flashing before Isr…

I was interviewed for the latest File on 4! This episode looks at various issues with the UK's biggest carbon offsetting registry, from the potential exploitation of forest communities to issues with carbon counting. https://t.co/e67trepv62

RT @Source_Mat: The Carbon Offset Trap: @BBCfileon4 has taken an in-depth look at the current state of carbon markets. Our reporter @lukew…

RT @HKesvani: lmfao. Yes! Yes!!!!

Remember when David Cameron lost a vote in Parliament over getting the UK involved in air strikes on Syria, so we didn't do it? Apparently Keir Starmer doesn't think that's necessary when it comes to bombing Yemen.

Genocide-Free Cyprus @genocidefree_cy

🚨A Voyager refuelling aircraft and Typhoon fighter jet have departed RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus this morning, heading toward the Red Sea to aid the US bombing campaign in Yemen - a campaign that has already killed at least two people and injured two more since last night. Keir https://t.co/efIQceKoTe

RT @kennardmatt: I cannot believe I’m writing this. But Keir Starmer today resumed British spy flights over Gaza to collect intel for Isra…

I love it when someone says something so fantastically stupid that BBC Politics decides it should be clipped and presented as a legitimate point of view.

BBC Politics @BBCPolitics

"Unless Sabrina Carpenter is expecting a quid pro quo, unless she's looking for a safe seat in Labour-held Wales, I don't understand why it matters," The Telegraph's Tim Stanley says, as #PolitcsLive discusses Rachel Reeves accepting free tickets to a gig https://t.co/w5fgINqD7v https://t.co/trhQtuPXA3

RT @WilksBecca: A terrible, terrible day. The stories coming out of Rafah - people executed at checkpoints for no reason, their bodies thro…

RT @e_casalicchio: 🗞️🚨 MEDIA SCOOP: I hear Uherd Pol Ed @TomMcTague will be the new editor-in-chief of the New Statesman — replacing Jason…

RT @declassifiedUK: 👉NEW -- How Starmer aided Trump’s deadly bombing of Yemen by @ionacraig Exclusive: Britain provided aerial refuellin…

RT @AFP: Today @AFP and @Source_Mat are publishing an investigation that reveals how the burgeoning plastic credit sector relies heavily on…

It's always nice when a story has an immediate impact! I got hold of leaked documents showing Dawn Meats' new incinerator in rural Ireland could emit illegal levels of sulphur dioxide, which can cause respiratory illnesses. Now the Irish EPA has acted to ensure that won't happen

SourceMaterial @Source_Mat

Late last year, we reported that Dawn Meats, Europe's biggest supplier of lamb, could break emissions laws with its new incinerator in rural Ireland. Now, the Irish EPA has acted, amending the licence to make clear to the company the rules it must follow. https://t.co/8ppn6sC5WY

RT @4Bassam: Notes/Thread on the "Days After," with focus on Israel’s destruction of Syria’s defense capabilities and its implications: The…