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A few weeks ago, I took Philip Hatcher-Moore to Ynyshir for his 40th birthday. It easily lived up to all the ⭐⭐ The MICHELIN Guide hype. Here's what you missed: ft.com/content/d6709d… written by me, and in this weekend's Financial Times FT Weekend, with Phil's pics.

Insightful reporting and analysis of the latest cycle in the M23 rebellion in eastern Congo. Whilst on some levels it takes me back ten years, covering the same hills, there are new factors at play, and new stakes, excellently elucidated by Mélanie Gouby

Beautiful though haunting work here. Having just read @BenRawlence's The Treeline, this work adds a new dimension to the effect of #climatechange on the Arctic tundra.

An appalling stat in this morning's Foreign Policy briefing, about the Kenyan elections: "less than 0.1 percent of Kenya’s population now owns more than the other 99.9 percent, according to Oxfam" #inequality

The twisting of policy for profit. “People buy wood pellets thinking they’re the sustainable choice, but in reality, they’re driving the destruction of Europe’s last wild forests” (📸by @andreeac) nytimes.com/interactive/20…

They’re no fans of Elvis in Colwyn Bay…

More than a wee bit excited to present the latest Offline Journal #009 - the 'Community' issue. 40 pages packed with latest on a great selection of projects happening in photography across Wales. Copies are available to pre-order now - ships 5 October offline.wales

I think the LinkedIn UK algorithms need a bit of work… #inspiration #borisbrokebritain

I am going to try to explain why the Bank of England has gone into the market to buy up to £65bn of UK government bonds with maturities of 20 years or more, including £1bn today. It all stems from a dramatic collapse in the price of these government bonds, called gilts, a...

One of the best uses of data visualisation I've seen for a while. Putting big numbers (and inconceivable expenditure) into context. Scroll right. Keep going. kamikwasi.tax

Very poor design of this infographic, from the The New Statesman’s Morning Call newsletter. Both statements represent “positive” feelings towards strikes, yet presented in a way which makes them seem opposing statements (eg. for vs against) and in a colour synonymous with negativity

The irony in the placement of this typo by Yahoo News … #copyediting #proofreading news.yahoo.com/cnet-reviewing…

The BBC creates news stories in more than 40 languages. So we built a prototype to help keep track of them. bbcnewslabs.co.uk/projects/mat/

We’ve been working on some exciting projects, improving audiences’ experience with the news and enabling journalists to do more in the newsroom. Here’s a glimpse at some of our explorations, as we drive innovation with BBC News (UK)

If you want to know what BBC impartiality really is I urge you to listen to Joshua Baker and Joe Kent’s podcast series about Shamima Begum. Forensic journalism. Gathering facts. Putting them in context. Without preconception, fear or favour. bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p…

A good presentation of Reuters' proof-of-concept looking at end-to-end image authentication in news.

Outstanding professionalism and robust integrity from Mishal Husain this morning, whilst interviewing Rt Hon Sir Grant Shapps for BBC Radio 4 Today. She is a credit to the BBC. #r4today

Help shape the future of news. We're looking for two journalists to join our Cardiff-based team in News Labs, bringing ideas of how we can better deliver news to audiences, and help BBC journalists with innovation in the news room. careers.bbc.co.uk/job/Cardiff-Jo…