That Reform UK electoral campaign in Makerfield in pictures:

Just finished this - a really important book which pulls together many of the issues facing us today. Strongly recommended!

I have something in my eye..

'Washington arts center'

They're so determined to find a use case. I've literally been in this movie when a product isn't taking off.

After being roasted by cosmic rays. How does that cooling thing go in a vacuum?

So it's using wind energy to heat the sea? Sounds sensible.

How any serious country can't manage to develop and deploy a secure govt messaging app with proper messg logs is just 🤯

How about 'This is why bad train WiFi will soon be a thing of the past'? Make it happen! BBC News - Why Britain's notoriously bad train wi-fi might soon be a thing of the past www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Vermeer’s Girl With The Pearl Earring will be shown in Osaka, later this year, and the press conference was as Japanese as you’d expect #Vermeer

Getting people to avoid LHD cars would be a help too.

That's going to work. Sheesh.

Puzzling how politicians don't like to follow popular policies and are then surprised when 'populists' win elections.

One of the most disappointing things about what should be great technology is the inability (in my experience) of streaming apps to deliver the actual original album with all the tracks in the right order and without remixes or special live versions etc etc. Drives me mad.

I was wondering why there were so many pictures of Burnham running and ..oh.

I know a song about that.

Funnily enough, one of the main advantages of being a billionaire is that you don't care how much anything costs.

Slightly increase a band Jackson 5 and a bit

A rather good episode - balm for a somewhat troubling time.

The answer rhymes with 'chew cress day'.

What is it with the model plane?

Today's winner.

Another question: Did T***p win the 2020 election?

He's even included the bonkers ballroom in the background. As mad as a box of frogs.

Govt tax policy should always have a clear reason - encourage X / discourage Y unless it's just to raise revenue. I'd also like to see more blatant hypothecation.

Science, eh?

Just sayin'

Isn't he sweet?

He's putting Jews worldwide in danger because of his heartless actions.

Come back, Mr President.

Criticism of Israel and antisemitism are two distinct things. The right to observe any religion or tradition must be sacrosanct. When Israel uses the claim of antisemitism as a means of defending itself against objectively valid criticism it runs the risk of putting Jews in danger.

What's that smell? BBC News - The Salt Path author Raynor Winn confirms she wrote secret first book - BBC News www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

One wonders if they've looked on the tariff shelf.

Little Marco will grow into them.

The first 35 years are the worst.

Not feeling the chemistry.

Is anyone trying to buy heating oil at the moment? None of our regular suppliers are even answering the phone.

I've never recovered from the shock of learning, in elementary french class, that people actually went to shops to buy the stuff. In those days there was no option - we just used the tap.

What's up with #DJI? Any company with revenue of $3m and losses of $600m smells like a week old Mackerel on a warm windowsill.

So.. they could have asked (told) Israel not to attack and achieved the same result?

So many questions, so few answers.

AI foot warning.

Morning.

Rich white men doing what rich white men do. Welcome to the club boys - there's no getting out now.

I'm so old I remember a TV current affairs item which investigated the curious (then) new trend for clothes manufacturers to put their labels on the outside of their products rather than just on the inside as was then customary.

Joy.

He likes like he's just swallowed some sick.

Just enjoying the afterglow of listening to Alan Millburn on BBC Today. Please come back into politics.