It seems like most of the UK is making significant progress in getting back to normal at the moment. A new normal, of course, but it’s much more similar to life pre-Covid than I expected…
View PostIt seems like most of the UK is making significant progress in getting back to normal at the moment. A new normal, of course, but it’s much more similar to life pre-Covid than I expected…
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Before Covid, going for a cycle meant a pleasant afternoon of exercise, interrupted only by my own thoughts. Now though (perhaps due to the upset that the crisis has caused), I’m often interrupted by the…
View PostBefore Covid, going for a cycle meant a pleasant afternoon of exercise, interrupted only by my own thoughts. Now though (perhaps due to the upset that the crisis has caused), I’m often interrupted by the…
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They’re essential to keep many newspapers going in the digital age. But what happens when they prevent you from reading vital information, or when clickbait titles urgently require context in order to avoid dangerously misleading…
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The locals it’s intending to help are against it. The activists it’s trying to please are against it. The planet it’s supposedly trying to save will suffer because of it. But the government has given…
View PostThe locals it’s intending to help are against it. The activists it’s trying to please are against it. The planet it’s supposedly trying to save will suffer because of it. But the government has given…
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Should we be paying them? The NUS certainly doesn’t think so. They’re calling for universities to either reimburse tuition fees for a full year of education or allow students to re-take said year at no…
View PostShould we be paying them? The NUS certainly doesn’t think so. They’re calling for universities to either reimburse tuition fees for a full year of education or allow students to re-take said year at no…
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