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And zero ramifications for port of Tyne management? Not like they've been great with other things either - if I had a ship I'd absolutely be requesting a voyage up river just to force them to fix the swing bridge.

Not to say the UK is bad, but this is a little unfair, a better picture comes from looking at things per capita- that pushes the UK into third behind "It doesn't matter if you fail, the system will catch you" Sweden and "Neo liberal dystopia with nice scenery" Switzerland.

Though a more equal economy wouldn't mean London prices everywhere. The problem in London is trying to cram the entire economy into one small area with finite possible housing.

Even foregoing reform to the system, which is needed, just updating the numbers to reflect something a bit more modern than a random guesstimate 35 years ago would be an improvement.

That would be an ecumenical matter

Yes. I never got the right wings moans about universities and woke indoctrination and all that nonsense. Like... What? Go study engineering and you hear nothing about anything remotely in the area.

Exactly. It's a lot of money and fines to lose if you want to throw a strop.

Aye. Do think jokes aside there's political mileage here in some videos of Burnham meeting Marr and gushing about how brilliant he is.

Waiting on a clarifying speech that Johnny Marr is the one who made The Smiths.

Where's the solution lie? I suspect it's got to be something with cutting those huge private profits?

The rise in LLMs has really made me think about the trek computer though. In ST you could tell the computer "make me a novel Sherlock Holmes adventure that involves a Indian prince" and it would be done. Yet still you had people hand making holodeck programmes and they were in high demand....

I really wonder how this was done as it's a fascinating view. Would be particularly interesting applied to rural areas....

It's funny how gaps matter less and less with age. Couple born in 85 and 90...in 2005. Well. The older one is a creepy law breaking p word. In 2026? Meh. Same age.

How does this happen. I'd theorise the layers of sub contractors and the ones installing just blindly doing their job?

How? Contracts go both ways and given the amount of companies in that sector it strikes me the customer has a fair bit of power.

It's a big positive deal for those in more rural areas. Really need to fix how it has made things worse in cities though. £1 bus fair down the road is now £2.

Really do suspect a lot of people have it set as "the rules" that it's wrong not to park partially on the pavement. I think a decent advertising campaign would help fix a lot of peoples behaviour on this.

Plenty of launch companies out there. If space x doesn't want Britain's business the others are competitive.

I'm not sure labelling is such a problem. A label that according to this group this guy over here is a lemon eater? Oh I don't like those so better keep an eye on him. Block lists and blocking in general now.... That's a double edged sword.

Yeah, a bit harsh to call it a failure after one big wave. Its just one light push isn't all it takes, it needs a bit more.