Patrick Daly

RT @media_ciwf: The UK could become the 1st European country to legalise cultivated meat for human consumption, with the FSA set to complet…

RT @NUGlobalNews: As Donald Trump begins his second presidency, @Northeastern political experts analyze the future of the "special relation…

For those loading up series two of Apple TV's Severance tonight, I spoke to a work place theorist on why the idea of surgically separating our personal and private lives has captivated viewers https://t.co/4Kn0trXZMO

A movement of people, wearing identifying symbols, united in adoration of their idol. So was Taylor Swift's Eras tour a modern form of religious pilgrimage? Enjoyed going into full geek mode for this one https://t.co/lGNSoOYyuz

RT @NUGlobalNews: Why is the U.S. presidential #election held on a #Tuesday in November? The answer has to do with agriculture, a @Northeas…

I may be on paternity leave for this US presidential election but glad that before I headed off I got to delve into a voting-related question I'd always wondered about

Northeastern Global News @NUGlobalNews

Why is the U.S. presidential #election held on a #Tuesday in November? The answer has to do with agriculture, a @Northeastern historian explains. Read more: https://t.co/tXLrlNMfIT

RT @WritingNULondon: Magnificent article from @NUGlobalNews about our poetry prof Dr Sam Kemp's important research into the Wapping Dispute…

RT @NUGlobalNews: #RupertMurdoch’s Wapping dispute shaped #media in the #UK. Here's what happened on the frontline, according to new @North…

There isn't much left of what used to be 'Fortress Wapping' - the site at the heart of Rupert Murdoch's year-long stand-off with the printing unions. These researchers went through picket line newspapers & spoke to trade unionists to map the dispute https://t.co/fk2HVzN21D

I'm firmly a 'reject all' kinda guy when it comes to website cookies so found digging into The Sun, Mirror and Express's 'consent and pay' online news model super interesting https://t.co/46BEjPIgIa

Get this. Parents' car gets nicked. They track it down to a set of five garages in Tottenham & ring the police. Cops say they can't do anything as they don't know exactly which one it is in & the garages are locked. And they say crime don't pay.

RT @drwilliamsharp: I was interviewed before seeing this ... WOW... what a film! We need to trust our instincts a little more! @bypatrickd…

Fun to see NGN stories getting verbatim pick-up by other media outlets

Josephine Harmon @Josephine_HAR

Got a mention in a Vox article on celebrity endorsements: https://t.co/8yncvGk8tN

Walked down a London high road recently to see a Five Guys, Wendy's & Wingstop one after the other. Decided it was time to ask the experts why US fast-food chains have the UK in their sights https://t.co/d0g3xVN8a6

What a fella! Making many people very happy in their nostalgia. Who doesn't wanna stream a song with the line 'Ice cream, you're out of your mind' in it? https://t.co/B4oeyJEt6U

Doing a Twitter throwback with a #FollowFriday for historian @DrEstellePrnq. Spoke to her about the fascinating work of translating Mary, Queen of Scots' secret letters from medieval French after codebreakers cracked the cipher https://t.co/mheF5dLlcY

As a Londoner, was feeding off every word during these interviews about its Roman wall. Particularly enjoyed learning that Britain had its own 'Mad Max' era when the capital emptied out. Think the closest we come to that now is between Christmas & New Year https://t.co/pwIvLNo07n