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Euro area industrial #ProducerPrices +1.6% in November 2024 over October 2024, -1.2% over November 2023 https://t.co/a7YnEuSiRo

In honor of Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday, let's take a look at why he's one of our under-appreciated style icons. 🧵

And any limit here would likely be permanent. Euston is prime land in central London. If you decide you don’t need the land for platforms and release it to developers, you won’t be getting it back. Ever.

As many of you know, Lenny Pozner has dedicated his life to fighting back against this kind of insanity. If you want to chip in and help his fight, you can donate to his charity at: https://t.co/OhsqqnLMiu

I’ve represented Noah Pozner’s parents for six years. Noah shares a birthday with my son. His parents have to deal with this garbage every single day. It tears me up that no matter what I do, I will never fully vindicate his legacy from these freaks.

An interesting combination of data from the CSO and the election tally teams enabled this spatial analysis of Sinn Féin votes in the 2020 General Election.

Next Sunday the All-Ireland hurling final will be on the BBC for the first time. It’s Cork vs Clare, a cracker of match in front of 82,400 screaming fans at Croke Park, for the highlight of the Irish sporting year. If you’ve never seen Hurling, here is a quick explainer…

Remember that shocking exit poll from the 2017 UK general election? Hear from Prof Sir John Curtice and team on the story behind it. https://t.co/s0gT1ftjxY #statistics #GeneralElection2024

@shockproofbeats Paul Durcan got some great material from him. A treasure that can never be replaced. RIP Mícheál.

We are so sad to hear of the passing of Frank Duckworth MBE, co-inventor of the Duckworth-Lewis method for cricket and a much loved RSS fellow. Editor of RSS News for 20 years and recipient of our Chambers Medal, he will be greatly missed. https://t.co/DlDr15Aq12

The magic of his voice and memories he gave us will mean, in our minds, Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh will live forever, writes @MartyMofficial https://t.co/xOPyry47U5… #RTEgaa

Over the last decade, local authority funding for museums has decreased nearly 40 percent. The National Museum of Wales is up for closure after its proposed funding was slashed by *3 million* That’s what defund means. Closing museums.

As much as I enjoyed @gavreilly spreadsheets, they were missing bits on transfer efficiency and what the current effective quota it is likely more than 1 elected won't make the quota), so I made my own. https://t.co/omrjp83xuz

Chambers was too far behind for Ming's (Flanagan's) excess to matter. I bet the staff are hoping they don't come into play so that they can finish (very slightly earlier). It's been a long few days for the #EE24 count staff.

At most two more counts to go in #MidlandsNW constituency. After count 19, the gap between the bottom two is 3796. If the difference between them is less than 5429 (Ming's excess) once Lisa Chambers 62818 votes are distributed in count 20, then there will need to be a count 21.

One for Irish election nerds: has there ever been a multi seat (ie not Presidential or by) election in Ireland where no one met the quota (after all the counts were completed)? So, N seats, where N>1, where the final N+1 candidates were **all** under the quota?

The plan (that I have been told) is that the Dublin count will go on to approx 9pm, before returning tomorrow. We'll see how many more candidates are eliminated this evening. 14 left competing for 4 seats I wouldn't be that surprised if it takes to Wednesday to finish in Dublin.

If no one makes the quota in count 1, then you are looking at transfers from eliminated candidates which can happen quite quickly. Things then slow down when you get to the candidates eliminated with more than 10k votes.

This explains why someone getting elected on the first count can really slow down the entire count process in Ireland Having to go through all of their votes to proportionally allocate their no 2s is slow, especially in European elections.