I’m in the @thetimes about Britain’s wealth crisis. On this issue public opinion sits to the left of the main parties with many voters indifferent/unaware to the consequences of losing higher rate tax payers. We should talk about a “wealth crisis” as much as a cost of living one
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After losing her daughter in a stillbirth, Amarjit Kaur Matharoo tells @skysarahjane grieving families face unnecessary hurdles when registering their baby's death.
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@EdwinWine1@Ameer_Kotecha I did say a balance, not a catch all. Industry has plenty of cross functional leaders. Staves off leadership that can be fallible to Peter’s Principle.
I would recommend reading Range, along with Bounce by Matthew Syed so you get both sides of the argument.
@drdavidajames The further shame that these vacated beautiful buildings will sit empty as planning issues will preclude anything useful happening to them
@adamkeys_ Isn’t he naturally CM and only moved to LB to cover a gap, but that was when the LB was stepping to to mid field in as part of the box à la Zinchenko
I’ve been writing about Andy Burnham in Manchester for a while. We’ve had a few run-ins but I think he has qualities that many people don’t appreciate and weaknesses that spell trouble.
I wrote this for @ManchesterMill - I hope it’s insightful and fair.
https://t.co/Vh6P57t40G
The big distinction between UK and US journalism is that we relish in the gameplay element a lot more than Americans do, which leads to people being elevated and under-scrutinised because it's fun and chaotic, but hasn't been very good for the country over the past decade
@Birdyword I can’t help but wonder, when all the Westminster journos cosy up at lunch and write about manoeuvres & pumping up some random MP, don’t they realise they have mortgages & bills too? Maddening self harm for a bit of gossip.
This week's theme is 'People of London' - a celebration of ALL the people who make and have made London the beautiful city it is.
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'The London Underground'
(from 'This Is London', 1959) by Miroslav Šašek