This is actually some pretty trenchant analysis of Britain's fractured political landscape www.economist.com/interactive/...

y'all are pressing the wrong button

Why can I hear the Curb Your Enthusiasm music when I look at this?

This week's Dispatch is full of color — from beautiful designs to some cheerful news, onto the new selection of the #30DayChartChallenge! 🎨 Find these and many more in our newly posted Data Vis Dispatch.👇 www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vi...

In which an American wonders why her daughter's 20-minute tonsil/adenoid operation costs $108,447.46 while Brits in the comments complain about parking fees (£12!!) when having the same surgery for free vm.tiktok.com/ZNRVjrM3a/

Wow, Leeds United's first league victory at Old Trafford for nearly 20 years

I honestly can't tell whether "sparring" is metaphorical any more www.theguardian.com/world/live/2...

"I declare blockade!"

Busy day

Arteta's probably got him lined up to deliver a 40-minute motivational talk at training tomorrow

One more, just for fun www.economist.com/europe/2026/...

Just started The Pitt? This will help www.imdb.com/title/tt3256...

Spurs earned £26.5m for winning the Europa League. If they get relegated they'll get double that in parachute payments next season

Currently watching ET while craving a kebab

big win for Liverpool, might just kick-start our season

This would have been quite a cover

Stand aside, Coca-Cola FEMSA coca-colafemsa.com/en/

If only there was a word in that phrase that sounds like Cameron...

Lot of circles this week

Watching the space programme like it's 1969

Quite pleased with how almost poetic this clue turned out www.economist.com/interactive/...

As aside, this is one speech Melania didn’t plagiarize from Michelle Obama.

Fun fact: the G in gerrymander is pronounced like the G in GIF, assuming you pronounce GIF correctly, unlike the creator of the GIF

Great pic

1. Former congressman jokes about Polymarket giving odds on Trump praising Allah 2. Snopes debunks claim 3. Polymarket gives odds on Trump praising Allah

Looking forward to the second correction when they realise she's got beef with the IT dept

Trump has been good for democracy—just not in America. Voters turned out in droves to reject MAGA-friendly candidates in Canada and Romania, improving both countries' democracy scores. Denmark’s handling of his posturing over Greenland boosted its score too. www.economist.com/interactive/...

It'll be like all his isthmuses have come at once 😓

Taco Tuesday

Some thoughts on Artemis II www.economist.com/leaders/2026...

I'm interested in the tone of the child's reply. Was it a "wut?" or more of an incomplete "wtf?"

Fun fact: it's actually pronounced "Nutella"

Copy. Big moon joy.

A lot of people have only just figured out where Iran is on a north-up map. Not helping.

If you like data, or making things with textile crafts (sewing, knitting, crochet, weaving, etc.), I've finally written something up about data visualization with textiles. More words coming over the next few months! #DHmakes

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is an Easter movie

Had a nice tea in Greenwich

No, more nails!

Guard your eggs www.economist.com/graphic-deta...

Liverpool are still in the title race until Arsenal v Bournemouth on April 11th, technically

What a FACup

I miss the international break

A former urinal. Great name.

This hits hard

Houston, earlier today

Great, not in the shot again