The Guardian had a story yesterday about the fact that ChatGPT had a block on questions about someone called David Mayer over the weekend. ChatGPT
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It is hard to know what to make of the failed coup in South Korea that happened overnight. At one level, this can be seen
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Politicians in developed countries are still obsessed with growth without realising that growth is history because as our incomes have grown, we consume fewer material
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As the Guardian has reported this afternoon: South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol declared an “emergency martial law” on Tuesday, accusing the country’s opposition of controlling the
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The Guardian has reported today that: MPs have voted for proprtional representation [PR]. The Commons voted to give Sarah Olney leave to bring in her
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I thought a Tweet from Robert Peston was especially relevant this morning, so much so that it is almost going to feature as a guest
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I have already mentioned Keir Starmer and foreign policy in one blog post this morning, and now I must do it again. The Greek Prime
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Keir Starmer embraced the spirit of Boris Johnson last night. As the FT reports: Sir Keir Starmer has rejected “utterly” the idea that Britain will
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The government’s accounts are incomplete and out of date and might fairly be described as CRAp – or completely rubbish approximations to the truth –
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