James Breckwoldt
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Senior Research Analyst @focaldata.bsky.social
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Season 2 introduces so many great characters and character dynamics, plus the last two episodes are amazing. Much better than season 3 imo
The Lost Sister was worse than I remembered though 🫤
The Lost Sister was worse than I remembered though 🫤
November 25, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Season 2 introduces so many great characters and character dynamics, plus the last two episodes are amazing. Much better than season 3 imo
The Lost Sister was worse than I remembered though 🫤
The Lost Sister was worse than I remembered though 🫤
Genuinely love this level of pedantry, Phil! Thanks 😀
November 14, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Genuinely love this level of pedantry, Phil! Thanks 😀
The rich tea biscuit government
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Dipping Your Biscuits | Peter Kay: Live at the Manchester Arena
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November 14, 2025 at 9:25 AM
The rich tea biscuit government
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuqL...
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The re-election path for this govt has always involved betting an early period of unpopular budgets on hopefully delivering the improvements asked for by Labour voters by the next election. The problem is the leadership, and internal critics, favour combos that avoid one side of the equation.
November 11, 2025 at 10:37 PM
The re-election path for this govt has always involved betting an early period of unpopular budgets on hopefully delivering the improvements asked for by Labour voters by the next election. The problem is the leadership, and internal critics, favour combos that avoid one side of the equation.
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Like, you can debate how much Starmer is directly responsible for Labour's current unpopularity, but I can absolutely guarantee that a replacement will also be really unpopular if they don't substantively improve cost of living or public services, which will require politically difficult budgets.
November 11, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Like, you can debate how much Starmer is directly responsible for Labour's current unpopularity, but I can absolutely guarantee that a replacement will also be really unpopular if they don't substantively improve cost of living or public services, which will require politically difficult budgets.