I don’t know why this doesn’t get discussed enough but three days bereavement leave in the UK is absolutely diabolical. If that’s your parent or sibling you are going to be unable to focus at work or anything in life for months

Covid and the govt response to it was a classic case of wilful blindness...@Breathtaking was an excellent illustration of how it cascaded right through the system

This is not what World Book Day should be about. Why is the underlying message being taken over by expensive fancy dress? Let’s take it back to the real meaning - promoting a love of books and stories and the magical world they can open up for children of all ages. #worldbookday

If this had been antisemitism, no amount of sorry would have sufficed. Saying Lee Anderson should've just said 'sorry' demonstrates double standards & hierarchy of hate in Tory Party. Sadiq Khan is abused as 'islamist' 'extremist' aka terrorist because he's Muslim (Islamophobia)

If you’re angry at Angela Rayner for selling her council house… But not angry at where this non-story came from i.e. from the billionaire Tory peer who got out of paying UK taxes by being a non-dom while sat in our House of Lords …then you’re part of the problem.

This is such a great example of how Teams is culturally situated. This kind of thing goes down really well in India, and to a lesser degree in the US. In the UK it's weird and no one will use it. And I've been involved in German Works Councils discussions to have this turned off.

State of the TA Director job market

Name them? I'll go to them I'll make you a little video.

Blows my mind that people hire ‘creatives’ then stick them in a lifeless office, make them work 9-5, invite them to Microsoft Teams calls throughout the day, remind them to move their Jira tickets along a Kanban board, and not to forget their timesheets. Creatives. 😂

This woman Marina Purkiss right on every score ⏬️ A masterclass showing the non story about Angela Rayner and where the real focus should be instead. Unelected offshore billionaires having avoided tax & then passing laws in our House of Lords 👀

Rishi Sunak lost the Tory leadership contest to Liz Truss

Culture wars have consequences. Divisive politics have consequences. Political posturing has consequences. Peddling conspiracy theories has consequences. Sending out messages that some of our fellow citizens are fair game has consequences. It’s time for us to come together, to

Brick Lane in Tower Hamlets is not a no-go zone you absolute pillock. If it was a genuine no-go zone, I wouldn't have to endure insufferable mainstream white-collar professionals who believe that they are the ultimate experts when it comes to Bangladeshi cuisine in the UK.

🎯Remarkably, admirably, bravely clear by Iain Dale: "I don't know why this is a surprise to anyone... There's a hierarchy of racism, I think, in the Conservative Party. I used to think Sayeeda Warsi was way over the top with her comments, but she has been proved right." ~AA

Three men have been charged with planning a neo-Nazi terror attack on an Islamic education centre in Leeds. Detectives recovered a 3D printer, a 3D-printed FGC-9 semi-automatic firearm, various decommissioned firearms, knives, and Nazi memorabilia. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-684111…

I am so pleased that this is the threat to human dignity that has united our political discourse. After all, we all know a shared focus of the truly important issues in our world is a sign of a mature democracy.

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More Tory MPs have spoken up about how Nike have done a fashion thing, than about the child poverty data which shows a growing number of children in the country they rule not having enough to eat. Wobble your heads.

Our co-founder Lucy Kellaway has shared her views in a Sunday Times article - and there's coverage in the Observer too. thetimes.co.uk/article/pullin… theguardian.com/education/2024…