#mealplanning Autumn veggie chili (with squash, lentils and mushrooms), smoked mackerel fishcakes with waldorf salad, frittata (with squash, sprouts, blue cheese), pasta with ricotta/ spinach/ mushrooms

Not quite sure which newspaper this is from, but regardless: all of this. Love Sandi Toksvig

Anti semites (and all conspiracy theorists) will always lose because their hatred blinds them from being able to see the real sources of their problems

New: Federal, state and local officials leading the Hurricane Helene relief efforts are facing vicious antisemitic online hate and real-world threats, fueled on Elon Musk's X, where anti-Jewish conspiracy posts are racking up tens of millions of views. Gift link: wapo.st/4eQKjFd

Officials face antisemitic attacks over Hurricane Helene response

Report finds Elon Musk’s platform is fueling falsehoods and conspiracy theories that risk undermining rescue efforts — and preparations for Hurricane Milton.

I came to the same conclusion

EXCLUSIVE: The Government’s controversial ‘anti-extremism’ adviser, who called for a series of bans against groups opposing defence and energy firms - while also working as a lobbyist for arms and fossil fuel industry groups - has now left his position bylinetimes.com/2024/10/08/k...

Keir Starmer’s Government Confirms Controversial ‘Anti-Extremism’ Adviser Lord Walney Has Left Office

The former Labour MP authored a report for Rishi Sunak demanding draconian new restrictions on the right to protest

"When you’re faced with a real apocalypse, daydreams about retreating from the world behind steel doors start to seem not just embarrassing but sociopathic. I started to think about what it'd take to protect not just me but all of us" @alexevansuk.bsky.socialalexevansuk.substack.com/p/the-r-word

The R Word

Why apocalypse resilience isn't about bunkers

Sure, I'm in a good location for buses (Reading). And when a complex system fails, it doesn't fail uniformly. We really should teach policy works a version of systems theory that includes a theory of failure

Old cables, phone chargers & unused electrical goods thrown away or stored in cupboards could provide 30% of copper needed for UK’s transition to a decarbonised electricity grid by 2030 Copper is a crucial element of solar & wind developments & electric cars www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Britons urged to dig out unwanted electricals to tackle copper shortage

Items such as cables and old tech could contain £266m worth of metal vital for decarbonisation drive, study finds

But I'm on a bus right now