
Reform Can Take Criticism. Please Take It to the Boardroom.
Richard Tice says Reform is ‘far from’ thin-skinned. Then he puts disagreement behind closed doors. The anti-establishment revolution has discovered management.
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Richard Tice says Reform is ‘far from’ thin-skinned. Then he puts disagreement behind closed doors. The anti-establishment revolution has discovered management.

A royal relocation swallows the rack while harder news queues at the side door.

Britain Changes Weather Shifts and Nobody Can Find the Handover Sheet

Disabled people have until Friday to help shape the Timms Review, but the payment comes with a benefits warning.

Burnham moves growth north, royal cancer coverage meets NHS reality, Clarkson finds a borehole, and Diana returns to Fleet Street.

Britain Gets Sunshine, Thunder and a Waterproof You’ll Carry Around Like a Personal Grievance

The rain makes a cameo, Tice finds a bright side to a hotter country, Trump threatens the mediator and Whitehall discovers that becoming less dependent on outsiders may require quite a lot of outside.

London Gets 25°C. Orkney Gets 13°C. Britain Has Mislaid the Middle Setting.

Ground News, political labels and what happens when human judgement becomes infrastructure

A Monday ramble through the gap between what the front page shouts and what the receipt actually says.

August Checks Britain Into a Budget Hotel and Only the South Gets a Working Thermostat

Jenrick wants to scrap working-age PIP, with almost 2.9 million people facing payments being removed or reduced. The spreadsheet is having a lovely bloody time.

A Sunday rack of wildfire panic, water-company pricing logic, Reform’s welfare arithmetic, donor paperwork, dinghy supply chains and fruit vouchers, because Britain now treats every crisis as a custom