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6 days ago

Britain needs more entrepreneurs... but who can afford to take the risk? I was reading in The Week a summary of Mihir Sharma’s Bloomberg column about Jensen Huang’s verdict on Britain. Apparently we have plenty of talent but not enough entrepreneurial…

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12 days ago

Weeklyish Running update... Final build block.... So my final build block - intervals, easy, Park Run (Temp +) and easy... Tuesday's intervals.. Still on the Octopus sessions, last one of these! ![Screenshot_20261019_205014_Garmin Connect.jpg](

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11 days ago

Brexit has done "more harm than good"... so why is everyone still scared of the word 'rejoin'? So Andy Burnham finally stood up at a Labour conference and said Brexit has done more harm than good, which these days is 'brave' even though it's stating the obvious? ![image.png](

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13 days ago

Extreme Day Trips: Barcelona for Lunch, Home by Midnight....? I was reading in The Week about the latest travel 'craze', people flying abroad for the day, wandering round a city for a few hours and then flying home again the same night. No…

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14 days ago

Burnham's PR pledge: fairness, or just fear of losing? Andy Burnham has committed Labour to changing the voting system in its next manifesto, along with a shiny new national commission to look at the options. But hardly anyone votes…

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15 days ago

America's booming... so why is Trump about to get a kicking? I was reading in The Week about a piece by Ruchir Sharma in the FT which asks why the US economy is flying and yet Trump's lot look set to get hammered in the midterms next…

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19 days ago

The minivan comeback, or the end of the SUV con? I was reading in The Week that the humble minivan is making a comeback in America, and maybe this is really a story about people finally noticing they've been had. For years…

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18 days ago

The four horsemen of the commodity apocalypse – or just another Evans-Pritchard winter? Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's latest column in the Times has four horsemen galloping in together: the wars in Iran and Ukraine; the tightly interlinked markets for oil, gas and…

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22 days ago

Are most of us really 'net beneficiaries' of the state? Dominic Lawson, writing in the Telegraph, thinks taming the welfare bill will be Andy Burnham's toughest challenge. According to this figures 53% of us live in households that…

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23 days ago

Britain is as productive as France! (We just went on holiday) Chris Giles has some cheerful news in the FT: Britain is apparently far less useless than we thought. For fifteen years economists have scratched their heads over why UK…

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