👑The Queen is remarkably good at her job, as even Republicans might concede.
She takes the time to engage with people, genuinely listening to their stories and being interested in their lives.
When you’re good at your job and you still enjoy it, why give it up?
There is something indomitable about the wartime generation.
Just Look at Sir David Attenborough. He is still broadcasting, still campaigning and just a fortnight younger than the Queen.
Or maybe it is the steely Scottish blood from her mother’s side of the family.
👑Following in the footsteps of her mother, who similarly resisted surrendering to the frailties of old age.
The Queen Mother relished the bracing fresh air at her remote Castle on the north coast of Scotland. Coughs and colds, she believed, could be blown away by a brisk walk.
🇬🇧The Queen holds fast to the concept that a monarch must be seen to be believed.
During the long weeks of lockdown she got a taste of what life would be like in retirement – and it would seem she was unimpressed.
We are unlikely to see the Queen strapped to the wing of a plane any time soon but, provided that the current health scare permits, there’s little doubt that she’ll be out and about again being “seen and believed” before too long.
@Telegraph has seen an internal analysis of the economic and social impact of Covid-19 certification written by the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).
Across the 13 pages are a series of concerns about how the policy would work and its knock-on implications
Boris Johnson has said Covid-19 certification - which would see people having to show proof of two Covid jabs before entry - could be adopted in England as part of his “Plan B".
💡From anti-cancer bread to super tomatoes: genetically-engineered food becoming available in the UK is closer than ever before.
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✅ The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has removed certain regulatory restrictions.
...meaning scientists in the UK can now apply to conduct field trials of gene edited crops for the purpose of food production
Scientists in Harpenden are hoping to create the world’s first anti-cancer bread
🌾 The wheat plant’s DNA is being tweaked to produce less of an amino acid called free asparagine, which when cooked can create a chemical linked to cancer
Frances Haugen, a former product manager at the social media giant, will face a committee scrutinising the Government’s upcoming Online Safety Bill.
You can watch live👇
Haugen says the question is not whether Facebook invented concepts such as hate and ethnic violence – which it didn't – but rather what it's doing to amplify and expand these issues.
Asked if she thinks Facebook has made hate worse: "Unquestionably it's making hate worse"
😴Our sleep has taken quite the battering over 18 months of restrictions.
The stress of the pandemic has led some to experience sleep difficulties dubbed “coronasomnia”, adding to the third of us who already suffer from sleep problems