Dan Hayes
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‘The trouble with the straight and the narrow is it's so thin, I keep sliding off to the side’
‘The trouble with the straight and the narrow is it's so thin, I keep sliding off to the side’
Yeah, I know the hate crime lot are insatiable — it feels like a lot more than 0.5% in S Yorks.
Take your point about it being marginal but I’m not sure that the actual numbers are important.
The argument is Labour is “soft” on immigration and they need to prove the opposite. Not saying I like it.
Take your point about it being marginal but I’m not sure that the actual numbers are important.
The argument is Labour is “soft” on immigration and they need to prove the opposite. Not saying I like it.
November 22, 2025 at 12:24 AM
Yeah, I know the hate crime lot are insatiable — it feels like a lot more than 0.5% in S Yorks.
Take your point about it being marginal but I’m not sure that the actual numbers are important.
The argument is Labour is “soft” on immigration and they need to prove the opposite. Not saying I like it.
Take your point about it being marginal but I’m not sure that the actual numbers are important.
The argument is Labour is “soft” on immigration and they need to prove the opposite. Not saying I like it.
Yeah, I’m not sure I agree with all this. I think it’s more vibes-based than you make out.
For voters, I think having confidence in the system is the most important thing.
If a politician looks like they are “getting it” — as Mahmood did this week — then voters’ confidence is likely to increase.
For voters, I think having confidence in the system is the most important thing.
If a politician looks like they are “getting it” — as Mahmood did this week — then voters’ confidence is likely to increase.
November 22, 2025 at 12:03 AM
Yeah, I’m not sure I agree with all this. I think it’s more vibes-based than you make out.
For voters, I think having confidence in the system is the most important thing.
If a politician looks like they are “getting it” — as Mahmood did this week — then voters’ confidence is likely to increase.
For voters, I think having confidence in the system is the most important thing.
If a politician looks like they are “getting it” — as Mahmood did this week — then voters’ confidence is likely to increase.
He came out against clickbait the other week. Seriously considering becoming a catholic at this point.
You won’t believe what degrading practice the pope just condemned
Communication must be freed from clickbait and misguided thinking, head of Catholic church tells journalists
www.theguardian.com
November 16, 2025 at 8:46 PM
He came out against clickbait the other week. Seriously considering becoming a catholic at this point.
This is from the Castle Market piece…
“As a child, it seemed to have come straight out of Hieronymous Bosch.
“‘Lovely FRESH pipe and bag!’” — Pipe was a euphemism for intestines, and bag meant stomach, and both would be draped palely across the stalls like something recently washed up on a beach.”
“As a child, it seemed to have come straight out of Hieronymous Bosch.
“‘Lovely FRESH pipe and bag!’” — Pipe was a euphemism for intestines, and bag meant stomach, and both would be draped palely across the stalls like something recently washed up on a beach.”
Farewell to Castle Market
Rachel Cooke: The whelk stalls and aniseed balls that were such a part of my childhood are gone – and the wrecking ball will be moving in on the site of Sheffield’s improbably weird and lively institu...
www.theguardian.com
November 14, 2025 at 8:19 PM
This is from the Castle Market piece…
“As a child, it seemed to have come straight out of Hieronymous Bosch.
“‘Lovely FRESH pipe and bag!’” — Pipe was a euphemism for intestines, and bag meant stomach, and both would be draped palely across the stalls like something recently washed up on a beach.”
“As a child, it seemed to have come straight out of Hieronymous Bosch.
“‘Lovely FRESH pipe and bag!’” — Pipe was a euphemism for intestines, and bag meant stomach, and both would be draped palely across the stalls like something recently washed up on a beach.”