(don't worry though, current pensioners still get the world on a string, their ISAs are precious jewels and can't be changed).

Even if planning reforms worked beyond our wildest dreams and brought down housing costs. The 40% of millennials at risk of *private* renting in their 70s just watched the chancellor just made it harder for them to have a big enough private pension to even TRY and cover those costs.

Im our office's "AI Champion" and, as a sceptic who sees *some* benefits from it in a work sense, it's fascinating to tentatively use industry leading software in a limited way at work, and then talk to literally any friend who is like "I literally chat gpt how to do my washing". It's NOT unpopular!

Also, at what point do I admit I don't understand the Productivity Crisis, and I'm scared to ask?

Oh ho! The Prime Minister has said it will be unveiled in 25 minutes, but by my watch it says 27 minutes! This is totally unforeseen, and truly remarkable! He simply MUST resign!

Im actually really angry about this. You don't get to sit on a high horse of "oh, I'm just a lovely little green and lib dem voter, I couldn't possibly have bad views, and I support the gays, I promise!" while mirroring language that was used to shame and devastate our community to kick trans people

I know it was a "fun Halloween poll" but wasn't there something about Farage being the leader voters found scariest by a significant amount? Which is probably quite informative about the ceiling he and his party have, and comes about because of stories like this!

Spicy take: Rogue One is *worse* after Andor because it shows how good pure, uncut Gilroy is.

One frustration of watching MPs ask questions for an hour is that they're not very good at it. Prescott has not been asked about the fairly glaring errors in his own report – that *it misquoted Trump in exactly the same way it says Panorama did*
www.thenewworld.co.uk/james-ball-e...

I see myself in this tweet and I don't like it