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Choosing to believe this is also a typo.

I think it only counts if the police are monitoring it?

What I love about this is the idea that the French boat went 'Zur alors! Ees Chreeze Phillipe! Fire ze weaponz!'

Why use an AI generated image of Jaywick? That sign doesn't exist. Those bungalows in Brooklands don't face the sea in that direction. The ones that do are mostly more expensive, fancier properties, and have a proper footpath infront of them. Sick of AI bullshit. It's undermining good arguments.

It's surprisingly similar to walking into a branch of Lush, I find.

Because it means it's done now and nothing else holds any fear for them?

Aside from anything, if you insist on being a stupid fucking moron, you're not replacing the Labour Party, you're just recreating it.

This sounds like exactly the sort of thing Misconduct in Public Office charges are for.

Also the basic morality is "when other people take our shit, that's bad, when we take theirs that is completely justified".

100 is a lot of rough sleepers for a city of that size?

A good take. And thinking only of 16-18s (NEET rate around 6%) doesn't explain the 18-21s (15% - so 10% must have been inn education to 18) and 22 -24 (20% - so another 5% of age-group in education up to 21). Proposals are for 14-16s or 14-18s, before most NEETs happen.

Andy Burnham may be giving people some breathing space on the cost of living, but the cost of normal crisis remains as serious as it has ever been

Ultimately, if you want to be taken seriously that does require you to act more seriously than Kemi Badenoch.

Nobody wants to say or be told that training isn't just required for the young, because it's another way of telling everybody else their job might not be safe and they need to plan accordingly.

It's a truism that there are no jobs for life any more, but thinking about what that means is uncomfortable so we choose to pretend that you can get all the skills you need by the time you're 16.

I think, in general, we devote too much time to debating 14-21 education and not enough time to life time education/training/retraining.

I think the Danes do something similar where you get the pension after X number of years working?

Isn't the devolved education system, FE colleges. Are we funding them again?

And there is a big difference between after the fact not being that sad about it and actively calling for it, and this matters a lot more if you have active political ambitions.

The truth is that Britain Is much more socially and electorally homogeneous than it once was. Differences are there, but they're much smaller. I think it's just because our mental pictures tend to update slower than reality does.