If you want an indicator of current UK establishment complacency, Stephen Bush (political columnist of the FT) says he is not attending the annual conference of Reform - i.e. the party in first place in the opinion polls - because he has been too "lazy" to sort his accommodation
Just saw a masked guy on a bike nick a young woman’s phone at the bus stop. She is now sobbing - day ruined and fears they can access her bank details. Earlier on I saw several aspiring architects jumping barriers at London Bridge and no one did anything. City feels v fucked atm!
There's something profoundly soul-crushing about seeing derelict London houses that were once built for families being sub-divided into 11 different properties for childless young professionals in their 30s to spend up to half of their income on
The story the Beeb have chosen to lead with is reporting on themselves sacking the lesser known Masterchef host, as opposed to the literally unprecedented use by government of a super-injunction to gag press from reporting on incompetent mistakes that cost billions of pounds
We are living in a radically different society to the one most of up grew up in - one in which gangs of thieves operate in broad daylight and while on camera, yet knowing that most onlookers won't intervene, and the justice system will never apprehend them
As the BBC decides not to commission another series from her, Nadiya Hussain says: ‘It’s really difficult as a Muslim woman, I work in an industry that doesn’t always support people like me.’
Me in the @spectator on celebrity entitlement and victimhood.
https://t.co/EI7PfN1dqf
“Greggs says it will be removing all cold sandwiches and bottled drinks from its self-serve fridges and putting them behind the counter, in an effort to curb shoplifting.”
Britain is descending into an uncivilised, low-trust society. Tragic.
https://t.co/4pKfGAjWcB
As an alumnus of @sheffielduni I strongly oppose this. Rewarding contributions "within a religious community" on issues affecting "a particular community" cements sectarianism and social divide.
Uni is about breaking down barriers, not putting them up.
Keir Starmer rejected an interview request for this film, which adds to the testimony of how abuse gangs are still operating and getting worse.
Starmer wouldn’t appear in it, but did he watch it?
Will he urge the nation to watch it like he did with Netflix drama Adolescence?