And the equally ludicrous position that Keir Starmer has got himself into as a result.

How hard is it to prove you lived in the house you say you lived in? Me for The Times and The Sunday Times on the increasingly ludicrous Rayner saga thetimes.co.uk/article/time-f…

Powerful and sober words Matthew Syed The Times and The Sunday Times today! The storm is gathering, and Europe is still dithering on defending itself

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Quoted in ⁦⁦Bloomberg⁩ re. Bernake’s review. Given the fundamental problems that Bernanke has highlighted, a major overhaul may be necessary.

Bernanke Urges BOE to Give Market Clearer Guidance on Rates
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From a value of well under £20m in 2004 to a possible value of £100m for The Spectator now. And during these 20 years, during which I have been Spectator Chairman, not a single compulsory redundancy in the two decades when media has been laying off thousands of people left, right…

Not how I expected to make my debut in the Washington Post, but I’ll take it

Ah, hay fever. My old nemesis.

The absolute insanity of this is that no one has any way to pressure the environmental agency to build a new reservoir. It should be their statutory obligation to provide water for whatever needs to be development gets made, rather than making them a veto player.

Canada's Liberals and Conservatives are battling it out to attract working voters by being the most YIMBY 💪🇨🇦

UK parties take note!

NEW: Ever wondered why dangerous men like Emad al Swealmeen or Abdul Ezedi were still in Britain and free to offend? I talked to the people who run our borders and spent a day in court to see first hand just how broken the system is.

Meet the student who stayed 17 years on a 14…

Today’s Guardian. I’m amazed such fierce ideological opponents could even sit at the same table.

Next week: sparks fly as someone who thinks the phase-in periods in the WTO fisheries subsidies agreement are too long meets someone who thinks they’ve got the balance about right.

Approximately one in ten of Ganesh's pieces are a coded or not-so-coded attempt to diss those contemporaries that married and had kids/defend his path in not doing so, and it actually becomes funnier with time- on.ft.com/3JnWjQF Should be collected into one book.

I'll pay a cash bonus to every new follower, as soon as resources allow.

the lede on the NYT's original 1995 story about OJ Simpson's trial is insane

Ouch, ouch, ouch. Gerard Lyons pulling no punches re the Bernanke review. capx.co/bernankes-verd…

'And the other third are gibberingly insane'

Almost as if some of them can afford to buy/inherit/get help with houses, and some can't!

The Bank of England have the worst comms operation in the country, continued. What did he say? What were the recommendations? What was Andrew Bailey's response? You'll have to click the link, peasants.