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Reading the arguments about Jackdaw in The Week, I found myself agreeing with bits of both sides, which is inconvenient because this is apparently one of those subjects where you're supposed to pick a

I once wrote a post about how much my cappuccino habit was costing me. The awkward bit was that I actually liked going for a cappuccino. Half the pleasure was sitting somewhere warm with a book and being

Last week it continuously rained here and there was no respite from this continuous rain, the weather was pretty bad, forcing to stay indoor

Shoreditch is one of the trendy, arty parts of London, even a boy from the colonies knows that, there are clothing labels named after it, I'm sure I heard it mentioned somewhere, I think there is a outpost

Back in 2018 I wrote about whether my belongings belonged to me, or whether I belonged to them. This was after paying to move and store a load of stuff, then discovering that having it all around made

I was reading The Week the other day and there was a piece on teaching 'oracy', which is apparently what we're calling talking now. TBH my first thought was here we go again, another perfectly sensible

The UK tech sector is now worth $1.6 trillion (£1.2 trillion), and artificial intelligence accounts for roughly a third of it. Those are the headline figures from the Tech Nation Report 2026, launched

After the promises about breaking with the economic direction of the past 40 years, the budget felt a fairly cautious start. A hundred quid helps. Then what? The headline announcement was a £100 energy

I was reading about Karl Bushby in The Week, and there’s something wonderfully absurd about setting off for a walk home which takes nearly three decades. Most of us would consider it a fairly serious planning

Two shots from London, Maybe they were taken the same day, early-ish on a Sunday morning, just as I was starting what was maybe the biggest day of photography in recent memory, maybe one is from then and