Pet peeves: increased use of ‘massive’, ‘huge’, and generally using ‘individuals’ instead of ‘people’ when not actually meaning to make a distinction between singular individuals and a group of people. And so much (U.K.) public sector euphemistic/catch-all (dehumanising) language…
100% this!
If you’re writing about something complicated, use the simplest words possible. You want your audience to spend their precious attention on understanding the concept, not parsing complex sentences. (13/14)
Utterly tragic. The impact of the scandal continues to take lives. www.thetimes.com/uk/society/a...
Engulfed in the cladding scandal, Amanda Walker told the Lords she was in a financial and emotional black hole. Months later she was dead
Even more touching, layered and moving than I anticipated youtu.be/PRZ1ELeGepo?...#willandharper
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Fluoride in drinking water poses enough risk to merit new EPA action, judge says
Fluoride in drinking water poses enough risk to merit new EPA action, judge says
🔴 Corruption in British politics with FT's Simon Kuper A special Democracy for Sale newsletter today, talking to Simon about ‘Good Chaps’, collapsing standards and how to clean up political and corporate life Well worth a read (and a subscription!) democracyforsale.substack.com/p/corruption...
We're talking to the award-winning writer about ‘Good Chaps’, collapsing standards and how to clean up British political and corporate life
Zoo admits that its pandas are, in fact, ‘painted dogs’ after a backlash from visitors.
‘That’s the Temu version of a panda,’ viewer says