Cameron Clark
@cameronclark.bsky.social
Premature geriatric
Former journo & audience guy, now solicitor
Former journo & audience guy, now solicitor
Labour is also about to discover that, despite no *direct* increase to income tax, their budget will still be spun as "tax rises for working people"
November 26, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Labour is also about to discover that, despite no *direct* increase to income tax, their budget will still be spun as "tax rises for working people"
I do wonder if we've all developed some sort of collective amnesia around the 2024 GE?
People were very much suspicious of Labour's ability to deliver at the time - it was whole basis for which the Times refused to endorse them!
www.ft.com/content/68ee...
People were very much suspicious of Labour's ability to deliver at the time - it was whole basis for which the Times refused to endorse them!
www.ft.com/content/68ee...
November 20, 2025 at 10:50 AM
I do wonder if we've all developed some sort of collective amnesia around the 2024 GE?
People were very much suspicious of Labour's ability to deliver at the time - it was whole basis for which the Times refused to endorse them!
www.ft.com/content/68ee...
People were very much suspicious of Labour's ability to deliver at the time - it was whole basis for which the Times refused to endorse them!
www.ft.com/content/68ee...
They're really starting to scrape the barrel for these Hollywood sequels
November 19, 2025 at 5:03 PM
They're really starting to scrape the barrel for these Hollywood sequels
Bush's Law™️: all strands of thought will eventually lead back to the Harry Potter TV show
November 18, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Bush's Law™️: all strands of thought will eventually lead back to the Harry Potter TV show
You also debase yourself by going to bat for writing *this bad*
November 17, 2025 at 3:02 PM
You also debase yourself by going to bat for writing *this bad*
I think if someone described me as a "drawer of dividing lines" I'd assume they were just calling me a bit of a c*nt
www.ft.com/content/bbe8...
www.ft.com/content/bbe8...
November 14, 2025 at 11:13 AM
I think if someone described me as a "drawer of dividing lines" I'd assume they were just calling me a bit of a c*nt
www.ft.com/content/bbe8...
www.ft.com/content/bbe8...
You do feel like you're living in a parallel reality when you read stuff like this
Empirically, McSweeney isn't a brilliant strategist because No.10 keeps making major strategic errors. What paint are these people huffing to maintain this delusion?
Empirically, McSweeney isn't a brilliant strategist because No.10 keeps making major strategic errors. What paint are these people huffing to maintain this delusion?
November 13, 2025 at 10:56 AM
You do feel like you're living in a parallel reality when you read stuff like this
Empirically, McSweeney isn't a brilliant strategist because No.10 keeps making major strategic errors. What paint are these people huffing to maintain this delusion?
Empirically, McSweeney isn't a brilliant strategist because No.10 keeps making major strategic errors. What paint are these people huffing to maintain this delusion?
Okay guys. First of all, this isn’t a chatbot
If we’re going to do reporting like this, we need to at least be vaguely accurate in what we’re describing
I’m as much an AI skeptic as anyone, but these tools are good at synthesising large data sets – this is a sensible use of it
If we’re going to do reporting like this, we need to at least be vaguely accurate in what we’re describing
I’m as much an AI skeptic as anyone, but these tools are good at synthesising large data sets – this is a sensible use of it
November 10, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Okay guys. First of all, this isn’t a chatbot
If we’re going to do reporting like this, we need to at least be vaguely accurate in what we’re describing
I’m as much an AI skeptic as anyone, but these tools are good at synthesising large data sets – this is a sensible use of it
If we’re going to do reporting like this, we need to at least be vaguely accurate in what we’re describing
I’m as much an AI skeptic as anyone, but these tools are good at synthesising large data sets – this is a sensible use of it
Absolutely blatant copyright infringement (in this case of Animal Crossing) among the slop dumped onto the PlayStation Store
Sony really needs to get a handle on its vetting process
Sony really needs to get a handle on its vetting process
November 8, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Absolutely blatant copyright infringement (in this case of Animal Crossing) among the slop dumped onto the PlayStation Store
Sony really needs to get a handle on its vetting process
Sony really needs to get a handle on its vetting process
I'm not even sure I buy the article's initial framing. Everyone I spoke to at the time – and this included a lot of 'normie' voters –thought Labour were lying when they said "no tax increases on working people"!
November 8, 2025 at 11:26 AM
I'm not even sure I buy the article's initial framing. Everyone I spoke to at the time – and this included a lot of 'normie' voters –thought Labour were lying when they said "no tax increases on working people"!
One of the great villains of the 21st century
November 7, 2025 at 7:45 AM
One of the great villains of the 21st century
In case you think I'm exaggerating
November 6, 2025 at 2:28 PM
In case you think I'm exaggerating
I fear for @stephenkb.bsky.social's wellbeing once the internet discovers his recent Letterboxd reviews
November 6, 2025 at 9:57 AM
I fear for @stephenkb.bsky.social's wellbeing once the internet discovers his recent Letterboxd reviews
Nothing screams "we're not scammers" like shifting your entire business model so you can dodge scrutiny from regulators www.londoncentric.media/p/we-r-bligh...
November 6, 2025 at 7:48 AM
Nothing screams "we're not scammers" like shifting your entire business model so you can dodge scrutiny from regulators www.londoncentric.media/p/we-r-bligh...
Similarly here; the choice to 'reward' high-skilled labour falls on the companies who seek to hire them
It is entirely their fault if they've relied too heavily on brand prestige to secure workers who they're underpaying and overworking
It is entirely their fault if they've relied too heavily on brand prestige to secure workers who they're underpaying and overworking
November 3, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Similarly here; the choice to 'reward' high-skilled labour falls on the companies who seek to hire them
It is entirely their fault if they've relied too heavily on brand prestige to secure workers who they're underpaying and overworking
It is entirely their fault if they've relied too heavily on brand prestige to secure workers who they're underpaying and overworking
Take this comment, for example. For the majority of workers, an opportunity which pays too poorly to live on is the equivalent of no opportunity at all
November 3, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Take this comment, for example. For the majority of workers, an opportunity which pays too poorly to live on is the equivalent of no opportunity at all
I’m not sure the designer of this jumper thought carefully enough about the composition here
November 3, 2025 at 1:07 PM
I’m not sure the designer of this jumper thought carefully enough about the composition here
Take two of the suggestions here:
1) The Tories spent years promising to gut the civil service, then failed to do so because they realised the headcount was needed
2) You cannot lead a productivity drive without tackling the root causes – which Westminster ignore because they’re expensive
1) The Tories spent years promising to gut the civil service, then failed to do so because they realised the headcount was needed
2) You cannot lead a productivity drive without tackling the root causes – which Westminster ignore because they’re expensive
October 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Take two of the suggestions here:
1) The Tories spent years promising to gut the civil service, then failed to do so because they realised the headcount was needed
2) You cannot lead a productivity drive without tackling the root causes – which Westminster ignore because they’re expensive
1) The Tories spent years promising to gut the civil service, then failed to do so because they realised the headcount was needed
2) You cannot lead a productivity drive without tackling the root causes – which Westminster ignore because they’re expensive
Some good deals from @maxtani.bsky.social here on the Times/de Blasio mess
In particular, an example of a problem we’re seeing broadly across both British and US journalism: Allowing political bias to overtake editorial rigour, and handing incompetent individuals senior roles
In particular, an example of a problem we’re seeing broadly across both British and US journalism: Allowing political bias to overtake editorial rigour, and handing incompetent individuals senior roles
October 29, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Some good deals from @maxtani.bsky.social here on the Times/de Blasio mess
In particular, an example of a problem we’re seeing broadly across both British and US journalism: Allowing political bias to overtake editorial rigour, and handing incompetent individuals senior roles
In particular, an example of a problem we’re seeing broadly across both British and US journalism: Allowing political bias to overtake editorial rigour, and handing incompetent individuals senior roles
Someone has left a rather suspicious selection of items on my building’s donation table
October 25, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Someone has left a rather suspicious selection of items on my building’s donation table
If you’re a journalist out here sending ‘support’ to a fellow hack after he called for an MP to be deported, you’re also a disgrace, and a contributor to this toxic culture you all spend so much time lamenting
Take a long, hard look at yourselves and who you associate with
Take a long, hard look at yourselves and who you associate with
October 23, 2025 at 10:33 AM
If you’re a journalist out here sending ‘support’ to a fellow hack after he called for an MP to be deported, you’re also a disgrace, and a contributor to this toxic culture you all spend so much time lamenting
Take a long, hard look at yourselves and who you associate with
Take a long, hard look at yourselves and who you associate with
Someone at Reach has definitely now had a word with him
October 18, 2025 at 2:24 PM
Someone at Reach has definitely now had a word with him
I feel like this should be more of a PR crisis for Huel than it has been
www.consumerreports.org/lead/protein...
www.consumerreports.org/lead/protein...
October 16, 2025 at 8:30 AM
I feel like this should be more of a PR crisis for Huel than it has been
www.consumerreports.org/lead/protein...
www.consumerreports.org/lead/protein...
There's a theme here...
October 14, 2025 at 9:21 AM
There's a theme here...