Basically travelling on public transport in modern Britain is like being in a Choose-Your-Own Adventure book written by the world’s biggest prick.

Due to a tree on the line, I am accidentally going to Lowestoft. Accidental visits to Lowestoft are the worst kind.

‘Returns to duties’ = does a couple of hours visiting nearby organisations before heading back to his extended break.

Agreed. Truss's eccentricities only mattered because Britain's biggest newspapers, richest donors & most vocal think-tanks cheered them on. And because unelected activists could appoint the PM.

This wasn't some drawing-room caper: it's about where power lies in British politics.

(To clarify: projects to provide training to humans, not to train AI models!)

Alongside all the mourning there is comfort in how the Sudanese people have pooled their few resources and opened up their homes - a reminder that a country is not a place, but a spirit.

My column on one year of Sudan's war.

theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Mic Wright Knew it was a bad idea to let Tobias Ellwood install Command and Conquer on his work computer.

I thought this might be the Telegraph slapping a hyperbolic headline on the piece but no, it's actually what he's written.

Well, I'm glad the Evening Standard is giving the situation the level of seriousness it deserves.

He’s been with us nearly three months now and I do genuinely love having a derpy rescue lurcher, even in the sideways torrential rain with the wind blowing a hooley (sound on for max hooley effect)

On the 35th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster I spoke to David Conn, a journalist whose work helped to expose the cover up, to talk about why the tragedy shows our legal system needs widespread reform

liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool…

Jeremy: Five lasagnes, Mark? Lasagnes can't save you. You are still gonna have to talk to people, you know?

Dan Wootton’s compiled his list of the world’s top 50 “freedom fighters” and it contains no fewer than three men facing police investigations for serious sexual offences.

Coventry Evening Standard, April 1914. Hard hitting journalism about pressing local issues... 🦤😅📰
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Maybe tweeting about a potential world war like you’re making Fantasy Football predictions is bad.

god i wonder what that looks like

This morning I criticised the media for how flippantly they ask 'would you push the red button'.

I didn't realise they'd also captioned the section THE RED BUTTON.

Using nuclear weapons means killing millions of innocents and threatening to end humanity. It's not a macho test.

Mic Wright Considering the recent news about Trident, it's probably fairer to say that Keir Starmer would definitely *attempt to* unleash nuclear devastation.

Today, Keir Starmer is keen to reassure Daily Mail readers that he would definitely unleash nuclear devastation.