The briefing given by the deputy secretary at the Cabinet Office to the Home Secretary with possible outcomes and options to end the Iranian Embassy siege is a classic example of the MECE principle – a Mutually Exclusive and Collectively Exhaustive list of items (H/T David Brackin)

Unfortunate. ft.com/content/21fd0b…

Just saw a man fill up 2 large IKEA bags with yellow stickered food in Waitrose. "What's it for?" I asked him. "A food bank!" How nice.

Looks like this man got in ahead of the curve.

Unpopular opinion: this would be fine if they were a brand other than ON, the perfect example of form over function masquerading as function over form.

The modern-day equivalents of medieval kings and queens eat in private rooms. Their public appearances communicate a message, but rarely a human being. Enter, Lunch with the FT. To celebrate 30 years of Lunch, meet Henry Mance's six types of guest ft.com/content/8a327d…

A nice idea - special covers for priority seating.

Looks like someone's been making a lot of whipped cream in this alley.

If only we knew who really owned the The Jewish Chronicle The only person who can be held accountable is surely BBC Director Sir Robbie Gibb since he constructed the smoke and mirrors around the purchase

Robbie Gibb’s BBC declaration of interest form registers that he is still 100 per cent owner of the The Jewish Chronicle though he claims to have resigned this summer

The World's most popular video generation model and all its capabilities are now accessible through an API! It's priced at $0.0032 per million generated pixels and available starting today (no waitlists)!

An unusual post. 1) Asking a question, but turning replies off. 2) Tagging in a random software engineer who, presumably, is not meeting Giorgia Meloni.

Here, the UK is now planning to legalise killing people under certain conditions. How did this happen? Among other things: 1. Keir Starmer is now the PM. 2. A former MP called Paul Blomfield worked closely with Keir in the past, including back in 2016, as a Shadow Minister in

A surprisingly polite note from Westminster Council, explaining they've been working on plans for Oxford Street for the last couple of years & are ready to go, only for the Mayor to spring on them at zero notice that he plans to pedestrianise it.

I was having a look for Diddy lyrics that have aged badly, and came across this. Surely some of the poorest rhymes in modern music.