What about the principle that those making laws should be elected?
10.03.2026 22:38
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What about the principle that those making laws should be elected?
Where are things with electing them?
Saka not looking very impressed…
How much of Arsenal’s form is due to tiredness?
Looking forward to the introspection from the Westminster media around building up something that was always likely to fail…
Why would she attack a deal agreed by the unions?
Maybe I am missing something.
“Ninety per cent claimed their child’s mental health was more important than attending school, the research by Bett, which organises education technology shows, found.”
This is reported almost as something unusual or strange.
www.thetimes.com/article/cbc1...
Would love to know what Arteta said at half-time. #Arsenal
Ridiculous refereeing.
We stand with you.
Masterclass in how to deliver a conference reception speech from @dantomlinson.bsky.social at @labourgrowth.bsky.social.
This guy is going to go far…
Digital IDs have the potential to be an invaluable weapon against the growing tide of fraud, while facilitating access to public and private sector services.
They also create a dividing line with Reform.
Just please do them in a smart way that actually works.
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I opposed ID cards when they were proposed by the last Labour government.
I think the digitisation of society over the last 20 years has changed the calculus.
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“You could have had it all” probably not the most sensitive lyric for the pre-trophy presentation highlights for the French Open women’s singles final.
Has anyone got a video of Fergal Keane’s interview with Tom Fletcher that was just on BBC News at Ten?
Also, it’s not just about how much your office could do, you could also get quality improvement.
AI is not (necessarily) just about productivity in the sense of how much you can do.
I disagree. Train them up (if necessary) to use it effectively. Or you could also ban them from using Google…🤣
Peak.
Totally intrigued by this sales decision.
There are also big class divisions opening up between those in professional jobs that provide paid parental leave for dads and those in jobs that don’t.
Good article and comment. I think there are those considerations but that doesn’t mean you can’t shift the overall calculus or the culture. Associated to that is ensuring there is adequate support for dads returning from parental leave.
I’m trying to explain who Sarah Vine is. Does anyone have a selection of her finest* columns?
You’re not in any way partisan by any chance?
The Guardian really telling us who it thinks its readership is:
I think it is a distinction between being persecuted and being in danger.
I think you are making the assumption that not knowing the number by heart is the main barrier to people making reports, which I think is unlikely.
It’s not really a soft left thing. This is not a typical Labour view.
it’s just that I’m interested in financial regulation and have done quite a lot of research on this which someday I will get round to publishing.
There is a flavour of it here: www.lse.ac.uk/law/events/R...
You’re drawing on New Labour’s economic record to argue against Labour’s current approach.
I’m just saying that there are some major issues with New Labour’s economic record.
I am not necessarily saying that what you are saying about the current Labour government is wrong.
Yes but New Labour’s cash redistribution was funded by credit expansion that contributed to major pain for the poor up until today, while
reluctance to interfere in the market arguable led to the failure to regulate banks properly.
