Liam O'Dell – Freelance Journalist and Campaigner

Two screenshots from Twitter's verification page which read: 'Content creators and influential individuals' and 'activists and organizers'. The pictures are centred against a blue gradient background.

Twitter finally explains its new verification categories – a month after I asked about them

by Liam O'Dell January 21, 2022

A blurred image of two males, one with his back to us, working on laptops on a desk.

Spectrum 10K: First phase of consultation over controversial autism DNA study to take place at end of January

by Liam O'Dell January 14, 2022January 14, 2022

A white woman with short blonde hair does a ballroom dance, right arm out, with a white man with curly black hair and a blue shirt.

‘Constellations’ online review – Multiversal romance is excellently existential

by Liam O'Dell December 28, 2021December 28, 2021

Text against a blue gradient background which reads: 'Content creators and influential individuals. Established digital content creators who consistently public, original content (regardless of platform) for at least 6 months prior to applying and meet the follower or mention criteria listed below for other influential individuals.'

Twitter changes its verification criteria again – and introduces new categories

by Liam O'Dell December 22, 2021

Three blue double-helix DNA molecules against a black background.

Spectrum 10K: Controversial autism study considered £10,000 ‘prize draw’ to encourage participants

by Liam O'Dell December 15, 2021December 16, 2021

A dark, grey photo of a hand holding a pipette, which is inserted into a small glass bottle.

Spectrum 10K: Permission forms for controversial autism DNA study revealed

Nick Ferrari, a white man with short white hair and a blue jumper, talks in the LBC radio studio. Strapline text at the bottom reads: 'GP appointments. Frequent patients hoard appts'.

LBC host Nick Ferrari’s 12 GP appointments idea isn’t ‘radical’ – it’s ableist

A young white man stands on a theatre stage made up of steps. A projection of bricks lights up the stairs, which contain people lying down and leaning slightly upwards.

‘Spring Awakening’ review – Teen angst musical is a breath of fresh air

‘Mrs Delgado’ review – Mike Bartlett’s lockdown lawbreaker comedy is enlightening

‘Best of Enemies’ review – James Graham’s discourse drama is delightful déjà vu

Two people running on a red race track with their arms outstretched. Left, a Black person in grey and blue sportswear. Right, a white woman with plaits, a white top and blue shorts.

‘Fair Play’ review – Women’s athletics drama suffers false start fatigue