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CAL ROSCOW retweeted
Complaining about nightlife when you *checks notes* choose to live in Soho is like living in South Kensington and complaining about the museums.
Or moving to Hackney and grumbling about creatives. Living in Richmond and hating green space.
It's all getting a bit silly, isn't it?
CAL ROSCOW retweeted
elon canceling the adobe pro subscriptions of the entire federal government and that resulting in the entire Epstein files getting accidentally released fully unredacted because real redaction is a pro feature sure sums up 2025 nicely
great year everyone, good work 11/10
CAL ROSCOW retweeted
“Yet when it is one of their own in the dock, the language changes. Suddenly trauma matters. Suddenly ADHD is real and relevant”, writes @pimlicat of @BestForBritain
🗣️ Selective empathy: why compassion can’t be reserved for the politically convenient
politics.co.uk/comment/2025/…
CAL ROSCOW retweeted
Research claims EU deal will fuel growth — and Labour is listening
thetimes.com/article/8423607…
CAL ROSCOW retweeted
This is indeed a really intersting piece of work by @BestForBritain
We all know that closer links would help the economy. What is really interesting is the idea that they could help shelter both sides from the impacts of US tarrifs. thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
Against all my better judgement I went into a Costa today.
There were at least three of these signs displayed.
I feel like this is a huge indicator of where we're at as a country. A bloody coffee shop has a sign about abusive customers?
I appreciate I sound very old but wtf?
We can make ourselves feel better that this is why the Dems lost.
Musk definitely set out to do this. And it likely helped.
But everyone needs to admit that living standards are crap for too many people in 'rich' Western countries.
And progressives have presided over this.
This might not be 100% correct but my grandmother explained to me that sea defences in North Norfolk don't go past Happisburgh because there was concern in the 90s about bats.
But now Happisburgh is falling into the sea. There will eventually be no home for 1440 people, or bats.
how High-Speed 2 spent £100m on a tunnel to protect a rare species of bat
via @Philgeorgiadis
ft.com/content/fd5e34dc-e006…
