Matilda Davies

@matildakdavies.bsky.social

Data Journalist at The Times and The Sunday Times | Views my own | Send tips + data to matilda.davies@thetimes.co.uk | She/Her 🏳️‍🌈 https://github.com/MatildaDavies

There's been lots of talk recently about getting disabled/long-term sick people back into the workforce, but very little about the 60,000 disabled people waiting for support to do just that Here's what's going on with the Access to Work scheme 🧵👇 www.thetimes.com/uk/society/a...

Disabled people forced to turn down jobs over 9-month wait for support

More than 60,000 disabled people are yet to receive assistance to enter or remain in the workforce despite Labour’s pledge to get more people into employment

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Something a little different from me: Last summer, I had the joy of experiencing Argyll Cruising - a tiny cruise on a converted wooden fishing vessel If you've ever wanted to explore Scotland’s west coast, Mull and Inner Hebrides, this is how to do it ⛵️✍️ www.thetimes.com/uk/scotland/...

Eagles, cheese and G&Ts: life aboard a tiny Hebridean cruise

A trip on a converted fishing boat is a unique way to get to know the islands — just pack an extra jumper, says Matilda Davies

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Exceptional and shocking analysis here from @davidwoode.bsky.social and @gwjournalism.bsky.social - Knife crime is rising: analysing a decade of crime statistics exposes the scale of fatal stabbings and knife possession across England and Wales

George Willoughby@gwjournalism.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚨 NEW: Working with the excellent @davidwoode.bsky.social, we looked at knife crime and analysed who are the perpetrators and who are the victims @thetimes.com 👇 www.thetimes.com/uk/crime/art...

On Miliband quote. Thinking Miliband succeeding is a bad thing suggests some strategists in Labour are stuck in 1997. Even leaving aside Labour’s new left flank challenge. Climate change is no longer the liberal lefty issue of 1997 . Voters across board think a priority

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🧵 In today’s @thetimes.com our polling shows strong support for introducing some form of digital ID among the public, as the combination of ease and greater ability to crackdown on fraud, criminality and to tighten up immigration control outweighs privacy concerns.

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I worked for @wearequeeraf.com early in my career, and they've done an incredible job giving LGBTQ+ people a leg up in media and a platform to share their stories Go follow some of the brilliant alumni, who've all gone on to do great things in media, social media and content creation 👇🏳️‍🌈

QueerAF@wearequeeraf.com · 2y ago

⭐️ We are incredibly proud of our alumni here at @wearequeeraf.com, so we created a starter pack gathering QueerAF alumni into one place and to help showcase their journalism! If you're a QueerAF alum and wish to be added, reply below or drop us a DM 👇🏻 go.bsky.app/3F9Xs4a

Reform MP James McMurdock was jailed for repeatedly kicking his girlfriend. He had told the media he was jailed for "pushing" his former partner in 2006. Court records obtained by The Times say the sentence was given because of "the serious nature of the offence”. www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...

Reform MP James McMurdock was jailed for repeatedly kicking girlfriend

The MP had told the media he had been jailed for ‘pushing’ former partner in 2006, when the court records say he repeatedly kicked her on a night out

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Thousands of people flocked to see Gladiator II this weekend – and it could be a saving grace for cinemas Overall ticket sales across UK and Ireland cinemas were down 8% at £830 million in the year to September, new analysis shows Read the full story here 👇 www.thetimes.com/business-mon...

Box office sales are down. See how your local cinema is faring

Search our database to learn how venues are handling the streaming age — and read how AI, dynamic pricing and nicer seats could help multiplexes survive

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