Such an interesting in depth discussion here Lucy Fisher with Luke Tryl plus Stephen Bush and Jim Pickard 🐋 on all things 'red wall' ... open.spotify.com/episode/4DCtV3…

People who accidentally found their doppelgängers in museums - a thread 🧵

This is a really thoughtful piece by Nicola Sturgeon on assisted dying. It's strikingly nuanced, which took me by surprise given disagreements on gender & lack of nuance in that debate. Did not have agreeing with her on assisted dying on my bingo card!

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Do you recognise this man?

We are appealing for information following two rape offences which took place in #Westminster and #Shoreditch .

☎️| Contact 101 quoting CAD 6163/26MAR24.

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I'm in the latest edition of the FT Moral Money newsletter, discussing the debate around green interest rates

Fascinating piece from Deborah Haynes

From today's FT Opinion Financial Times #shrinkflation

'I have to swap on to the always-baking Bakerloo Line, that huge tandoor for cooking humans'
Fab Miranda Green column - we both live at the mercy of the brown line, so I can confirm her description is exactly right

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Here is robert shrimsley on fine form squashing another of Sunak's hopes

'The act of sewing is a process of emotional repair'
- Louis Bourgeois
#WomensArt

Sad news of the death of Charles Reiss, former political editor of the London Evening Standard. A titan of Westminster. I worked in the room above him for seven years & learned much of my trade from him. RIP.

I was so sorry to hear this news.
Joe’s story pays fine and proper tribute to Charles - a great guy and a fantastic journalist whose deputy I was and from whom I learned loads

The UK’s poli­cy­makers don’t often get asked “where did it all go so right?” So let’s hope they enjoy the 25th anniversary of the min­imum wage this month when it rises to £11.44. Gavin Kelly offers some lessons in today's Financial Times ft.com/content/8cb684…

Dan expertly pins down the topic the parties don't want to touch: the impact of Brexit on the economy... a farner and a small manufacturing busines. Do watch his new short film...

Zen and the art of the zoned-out commute-Don’t milk this time for productivity gains or self-improvement — staring into space or a great book will be of more help. ft.com/content/a03593… FT Opinion Miranda Green

Thoughtful and oh so necessary analysis by inter alia ⁦Peter Foster⁩ Miranda Green @martinwolf Lucy Fisher and ⁦George Parker⁩ We need to talk about Brexit | FT Film ft.com/video/5120d2fe…

Emma Jacobs 💅 “To travel hopefully is better than to arrive — and when you let your mind range free it brings unexpected joys and nourishing reveries” - Miranda Green searches for meaning in the daily commute, in part 3 of our series on.ft.com/49dGR49

To travel hopefully is better than to arrive..

Is frantic meditation better for you than just staring into space or people-watching?

Zoning out is a life skill so don’t seek commuter distractions with productivity gains or self-improvement
Miranda Green ft.com/content/a03593…

We 🧜‍♀️ swam in our beautiful Thames this morning, She is visibly dying, suffocating in a sea of shit. Her once babbling, clear waters are dull, murky and drawn. Her wildlife endangered or beleaguered. ALL FOR PROFIT. British Rowing RiverActionUK Ocean Rebellion River & Rowing Museum

Today marks one year since WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich was detained by Russia on March 29, 2023. #istandwithevan