Cannot stop thinking of this case. The horror of it has been rattling around my brain, not just what her husband did to her, but how so many men were complicit in the abuse. How are we not in the streets in uproar, why aren’t more men talking about this bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Scoop: OpenAI has asked investors in its new mega-round to avoid backing rivals including xAI and Anthropic: “If a company holds all the cards, they can force people to do things unnaturally," says one VC. w/ Stephen Morris on.ft.com/3Y592QD

Anyone know if I'm allowed to travel any time of day using this ticket?

New: Ramy had a “more than perfect” life in Gaza City. But since Oct 7, his brother and sister have been killed and his family displaced multiple times. He now lives under plastic sheeting. This is his family’s year in Gaza. 👉 ft.com/gaza-one-year

I manage to hang out with my friends without killing any animals.

23andMe was the toast of Silicon Valley in 2021. Now lawyers suing it over a data breach of 7mn users want a cut-price compensation deal before it runs out of cash Story on the genetics testing company with Stephanie Stacey and George Hammond: on.ft.com/3YaDDuO

I presented a show for the BBC on my work into the experience of assistant numeraries in Opus Dei. This is Raquel's story. She was a member in Guatemala until 2019. Have a listen. Huge thanks to stellar producer Rachel Briggs. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

Plans by Zuckerberg to build a nuclear-powered AI data centre in the US have been scuppered in part because rare bees was discovered on land earmarked for the project🐝 Meta is continuing to explore nuclear deals, per sources - story w Cristina Criddle ft.com/content/ed602e…

This chart... via Financial Times ft.com/content/392e1e…

One of Gaza's top surgeons filmed himself as he moved from hospital to hospital saving lives. Then he was detained by the IDF. A huge team effort to make this film 👉 youtu.be/RlNHNABA3Ds?si…

every city is a walkable city if you’ve got big strong beefy legs and an indomitable human spirit like me. also broke and car-less

Selling pro-life diapers, supplements for “primal strength”, and gun financing dubbed 'shoot now, pay later' 'Anti-woke' companies such as Rumble and PublicSquare increasingly rely on niche revenue sources. Can Trump's victory boost their businesses? ft.com/content/daae53…

Airdropping this story to everyone at the bar tonight iflscience.com/wearing-a-salm…

A stunning - and horrific - Financial Times visual investigation: How Russia uses civilians as ‘target practice’ for killer drones ft.com/content/31b630… Essential reporting from Christopher Miller Sam Joiner and Irene de la Torre Arenas

This is a really interesting workplace issue - how do companies monitor employer use of AI. Reporting by Stephanie Stacey ft.com/content/cd08b4…

2025 is gonna feel like this

How we fell out of love with dating apps -- fun commissioning this business-focused deep dive into why Big Date is failing. Great reporting by Stephanie Stacey on.ft.com/3DtDZ9r

The biggest online dating companies are in crisis, as women and younger users increasingly look elsewhere, toward niche apps, websites, or real-life meetups (Stephanie Stacey / Financial Times) on.ft.com/3BEQVsp techmeme.com/241224/p16#a24… x.com/Techmeme/statu…

My latest for Financial Times - not a bad way to end the year: How climate change is redrawing Europe’s wine map ⁦⁩ on.ft.com/400XPA6

EXC: The UK’s City Minister Tulip Siddiq was gifted an apartment in central London by a person with links to the party of her aunt Sheikh Hasina, the deposed former Prime Minister of Bangladesh. Financial Times story with Chris Cook and Susannah Savage on.ft.com/40kgSXR