There are three things that the UK commentariat seems to agree upon right now. The first is Sunak has given up. The second Starmer has no idea what he is for except expelling the left. The third is no one has any clue who to vote for. They're all true. So what now?
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@Peston@Telegraph This looks to me like a sincere and serious groups discussion of a team including experts and non-experts.
It shows me the intent to understand, the acceptance of the ability to make a mistake and show you want more info.
It’s not the gotcha made out to me?
I work for one of the major GCSE/A-level exam boards in the UK. We steal maths questions from other companies maths textbooks from the 70/80s - sometimes even back to the 1950s.
Using the outlier to construct the median situation. A classic trope used by newspapers for decades to misdirect and sensationalise. Here it’s being used to bolster already enormous corporate profit. Our system is inhumane and beyond broken.
The forced installation of prepayment meters is allowed by law because, before the energy crisis, there were some customers who could pay their bills but didn’t. That can’t be a good enough reason to allow what’s now happening across the country.
No. I was agreeing with you. Punctuation might have helped … but I was referring to the prose in adverts saying ‘custom, hand tied’ flies. By anyone with a vice and reasonable hand eye coordination.
@CharlesJardine There are hundreds, maybe thousands who would disagree with you. Your name deserves pride of place on that wall. Your knowledge and passion for the sport have influenced more people than you will ever know. Congratulations.
@MartinSLewis Ask him how long it will take to undo the damage that he and his nefarious cabal have inflicted upon this country through wilful economic vandalism.
Chronic underfunding (over 12 years) leads to a lack of resources. Demand outstrips supply and people die. This is an easily solved problem with a political root cause.
My god. He tried his best to get an ambulance, repeatedly calling 999 to report mum was having trouble breathing. His final call is to tell the call-handler it was too late. This is appalling. My heart goes out to this poor family. She was 56. How could this happen?