Stephen

Good to see the BBC highlighting how Labour's cuts to benefits will badly affect vulnerable people, but where was this approach when Cameron & Osborne were doing far worse and destroying people's lives in 2010? Back then it was all "but look at the deficit!" and "this benefits claimant has SKY TV!".

If you're thinking of watching the new Netflix documentary on O.J. Simpson (and somehow, inexplicably, know nothing of the case), then don't.

Instead, watch the Oscar-winning 'O.J.: Made in America'.

It's an absolute masterpiece.

Former M&S boss says working from home is ‘not doing proper work’ WFH has harmed employee productivity, says Stuart Rose, who was also executive chair of Asda

CEOs: the most overrated and overpaid members of the workforce. Sit down.

www.theguardian.com/business/202...

If a ceasefire is starting in a couple of days, why would you continue with airstrikes on such a scale? Why not just stop the killing now?

I bet teachers, doctors, nurses and train drivers would love to have had the full-throated media support that farmers have received today. I wonder what the difference is... The change of government perhaps?