@dieworkwear.bsky.social where can I buy a suit that looks like this? Fed up with tiny suits that don't hang down much past my hips.

I'm Labour, but have to say this cheers me. Reform took all of the conservative vote and about 1/6 of Labour's. Greens took nearly half of labour and all of the Lib Dem's vote. Labour must stop aping Reform and start engaging with the Greens agenda again. That is what we viewed for in 2024.

Obsession with race and performative cruelty revealed. And a weird focus on changing the use of churches - I'm an atheist but love to see the layers of faith in a church/synagogue/mosque. If you want to preserve churches, stop them becoming pubs and housing. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Wow.

Good, do it three or for times more Ed and you still won't have covered even 1% of the available land. Let's have that clean, quick to get going and very cheap power and lots of it. www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...

Excellent news. Starmer should now show he's serious and reshuffle the cabinet. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Like a Labour council claiming Reform want to put flagpoles in every garden at a cost of £2,000 per residence and then saying they won't do it at a saving of £60 million. Nonsense. If the budget doesn't reduce as a result of the saving, it ain't a saving. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Very much what I would expect from Bruce Springsteen right now, but surprised by the emotional hit it provided. I seem to have a little something in my eye. Give it a like, and play it on your chosen media service too. Only out for a day but already rising in the charts. youtu.be/wWKSoxG1K7w?...

Starmer cements reputation as weak control freak and opens doorway to constant sniping and critique from centre left of party, losing strong and popular voice who could have joined the cabinet and raised Labout's game. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Emma's journey into the analogue world, CD Walkman, Nokia mobile phone etc, feels remarkably similar to my eager embrace of the digital world in the early 2000s. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

I should say, I don't feel superior or exceptional. Intrigued that so few words can tell you so much about a person. I'd absolutely love for the UK to try to regain EU membership, on any terms. Sadly, we're realistically miles away from that now. I will always think there's potential for a deal.

New Dan Cruickshank book plotting the stories behind a series of houses built 1700-1900. I mean, this should be a short TV series surely - BBC, where are you? www.theguardian.com/books/2025/d...

Looks like Labour have discovered a group of people they haven't yet alienated - left leaning middle class environmentalists who don't trust Zac Polanski perhaps? This will sort that out: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Well, I have to say, I agree with Gordon Brown on this. Most gambling companies are at best a least-worst option compared to unlicensed equivalents. The idea that they are taxed really lightly should shame us all. Tax the fuckers and use the money for good. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Nice piece in the @theguardian.com today. @willfoth.bsky.social - do you think the real issue might be multiple French teams (each with one of the potential french champs) and they all seem more interested in beating one another rather than winning. www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/j...

GQ is frequently full of it - wearing a band tee is only acceptable if you're in the band (I'd say questionable in that case), but outright cosplay in expensive repro of the band's clothing? Absolutely. Bring it on. I do like that Desire jacket mind you... www.gq-magazine.co.uk/music/articl...

Well, three we are. Twitter account is no more.

Incredible photography taken within Kowloon's walked city - interspersed with AI images that are by turns kitsch, silly, and quite compelling. Although impressive, I think I'd prefer it if the AI images weren't there - I feel they somehow reduce the photographs. www.theguardian.com/artanddesign...