Even if it subsequently unravels, I think we can agree that this brings the total number of good things that Trump has done (for whatever reason) in either of his terms to 1.
This is absurd. Most of them would probably struggle with GCSE. The effect will be to admit more well-educated and articulate people – which is probably a good thing – who will put further pressure on the less accomplished natives. A real knee-jerk populist response.
They are still running scared of the right-wing press, which TBF is descending to abysmal new levels of hyperbole and misinformation to discredit them. But they will hate Labour whatever it does, so it might as well do something useful
Gotta hate the framing: 'once in government' = 'if elected" It's by no means a certainty and the more Reform dirt appears between now and 2029, the less likely it is to happen. Shame on the Grauniad for falling for this.
Never apologise for having an interest in maths. It's one of the purest forms of philosophy and has the side benefit of revealing the laws of the universe
That's one thing that always stood out to me - the insane lengths of phone cords in US films (and presumably reality). No one in the UK had a phone that could be moved more than a metre or so from the handset without something disastrous happening
Watching the Bibi & Don Show treat this like some grand victory, while people returning to northern Gaza dig the rubble for loved ones' remains, is pretty revolting.