On the Gray saga. Starmer not exactly bad at politics, but a painfully slow learner www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Is the Sue Gray debacle another Hartlepool moment for Keir Starmer? Let’s hope so | Rafael Behr

Labour’s defeat in the 2021 byelection nearly prompted its leader to quit. Instead, he learned lessons – just as he must now, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Mark Z. No… that’s too obvious… let’s say… M Zuckerberg

It's when they all bind at the end of the spaghetti but not the middle, transforming into a horrible Italian version of those expanding sphere children's toys

Some kind of... trade war

Excellent piece but also fully support the shout out to Boston Tea Party! One of the things I loved during my time in Exeter

I wrote quite a personal piece about racism now and racism then. Have a read…. www.tortoisemedia.com/2024/10/04/a...

Anand Menon on racism: the UK has made progress, but this year's riots show there's a long way to go - Tortoise

One of Britain's leading public intellectuals reflects on how racism – and his experience of it – has changed over the last 50 years

This is fun. The boss has done Lunch with the FT to show future guests how it's done pressgazette.co.uk/publishers/n...

FT Weekend editor Janine Gibson: 'This interview is a disaster'

Press Gazette sits down for a "Lunch with the FT"-style interview with the woman who edits them to mark the format's 30th anniversary.

How many fireplace business links can one party have?

It should so clearly be Cleverly and yet they're going to pick radicalised Will from the Inbetweeners

Same. I get the feeling there’s some Facebook/WhatsApp thing going round