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This is because we know there has been very little change to energy production and conservation and it’s merely the outcome of continued deindustrialisation.

BRITAIN IS A SUBURBAN NATION AND THIS IS A WONDERFUL THING. engelsbergideas.com/essays/the-inv…

Judge says a “potentially winning argument” in the Meta case would be “market dilution”. ft.com/content/6f28e6…

the differentiation between trad and modernist is virtually meaningless. a question of rustication or not. sharing construction technologies and making ideological compromise means there's barely a cigarette paper between them often.

tim abrahams Cigarette papers of different flavours suspended from the same steel or concrete frames

Imagine starting an office job and day one they were like “welcome to the team we’re just going to check you don’t have brain cancer”

'It felt less like a book club, and more like a get-together for people who thought lockdown was brilliant.' tim abrahams spent three years searching for the perfect book club, only to find that no two readers are ever on the same page. the-fence.com/turn-up-for-th…

This took me years to write.

We are so badly served by our "international" reporting in the UK. La Stampa here explaining how EU nuclear policy is further enmeshing the bloc with Russia even as it tries to pull away with alternative oil and gas supplies. lastampa.it/esteri/2025/07…

‘The historians reject the museum’s acceptance of the Maasai narrative that presumes the artefacts were acquired through colonial violence.’ A nasty row has broken out at the Pitt Rivers museum. Xan Smiley reports👇 buff.ly/TeTphoe

2025 is 50% complete.

Wonder what could have happened after 2019 that would drive a generational wave of absenteeism and mental health issues.

Adrian Allinson's picture shows a bomb-damaged Cumberland Place,London in 1944 - the water in front of the building is a shallow crater filled with rain water. Cumberland Place was one of several terraces and crescents around Regent's Park designed by architect John Nash.

Taking any pitches for Issue No.2 of Sir!, by the way. The loose theme is WORK. Want some funny, interesting, and usual bits and bobs. [email protected]

Unusual, not usual. Did you work on an oil rig? On a base in Antarctica? In Pontins on a scandal-ridden season? I want the weird longish reads on work you don’t often hear about.

"I take my seat beneath a mock Victorian sign that says ‘What if the Hokey Cokey really IS what it is all about?’ and nod at the regulars." the-fence.com/turn-up-for-th…