Dr Henna Koivusalo was interviewed for the newspaper Aamuposti in her home country of Finland. She spoke about her career as a mathematician, that has led to her living abroad for the past 12 years, and her motivation for studying mathematics in the first place. They quote her as saying:

"Even though all of mathematics is logical — every statement is either true or false — it also allows for a world of creative thinking and challenges our imagination. [--] The field of mathematics is broad enough to allow for many different kinds of thinkers."

"It is often thought that studying mathematics only leads to a career in research or teaching, but this is not the case. Many industry careers also open up with a maths degree — after all, mathematical logical thinking is the basis for solving any problem."

Professor Oliver Johnson's recent personal blogpost on the accuracy of the new Adam Curtis series https://bristoliver.substack.com/p/shifty-stuff was discussed on the BBC Radio 4 Programme More or Less. In particular, Professor Johnson's claims were analysed by election analyst Sir John Curtice (the clip is 13'59" into the episode on the BBC Sounds website.