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  • Does the BBC’s Gary Lineker row show that the government has a problem with football?

    March 12, 2023

    The weather forecast finished and then suddenly there it was: the BBC’s hurried replacement for Match of the Day following its spectacular bungling of the Gary Lineker row. Shorn of its theme tune, opening title, studio, presenter, pundits, commentators and about an hour of running time, this was bleak and surreal; a sort of post-apocalyptic [...]

  • The Oscars 2023: Who’s going to win? (And who should win?)

    March 10, 2023

    A quick quiz for you: off the top of your head, how many winners from last year’s Oscars can you name? 2022’s ceremony will be remembered for Will Smith slapping host Chris Rock, an event that overshadowed the actual awards, not leat his crowning moment when he was awarded Best Actor later in the night. [...]

  • Stop blaming bad weather for empty shelves, it’s a lack of competition in the food industry

    March 10, 2023

    Supermarkets up and down the country have blamed bad weather for empty shelves, but monopolies in the food industry have left supply chains more and more fragile, writes Nick Dearden.

  • You, Netflix, season 4 part 2 review: So boring I switched off

    March 9, 2023

    You, Netflix, review and star rating: ★★ Netflix’s You began as a sort of intellectual comment on the over-use of social media, a ponderous, gorgeously shot ode to how the internet just might – just might – be a little bit unhealthy. It had been done a hundred times before, but somehow, You came at [...]

  • JPMorgan sues former banker Staley over Jeffrey Epstein ties

    March 9, 2023

    JPMorgan has sued Jes Staley, its former private banking head and later Barclays chief executive, accusing him of entangling it with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and saying Staley himself had been accused of sexual assault. The largest U.S. bank filed two complaints on Wednesday night in Manhattan federal court, where it is also defending against lawsuits [...]

  • Book review: A vital tome for those fighting for capitalism

    March 9, 2023

    Imagine someone programmed a Twitter bot which, every time somebody describes a problem of some sort, responded with some variation of “I think you will find that the root cause of the problem is capitalism!”  That bot would easily get tens of thousands of likes, retweets, and supportive replies every time. Anti-capitalist platitudes, no matter [...]

  • Russia missile barrage kills five as Kremlin ramps up attacks on Ukraine energy infrastructure

    March 9, 2023

    Russia has unleashed a missile barrage targeting energy infrastructure across Ukraine, hitting homes and killing at least five people in the largest such attack in three weeks, officials said. Four people died in the Lviv region after a missile hit a residential area, governor Maksym Kozytskyi said.  Three buildings were gutted by fire after the [...]

  • I’m glad sport has moved on from distasteful ‘Plastic Brit’ debate – Ed Warner

    March 9, 2023

    Dazzled by Great Britain’s three golden moments at the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Istanbul last weekend, you’ll likely have missed the home nation’s unexpected victory in the women’s triple jump.  Reeling from last month’s earthquake devastation, Turkey will have drawn some comfort from Tugba Danismaz’s winning leap. And she was only ranked ninth in [...]

  • BMW invests £500m in Oxford Mini plant with car maker expected to receive £75m UK taxpayer grant

    March 8, 2023

    Hundreds of jobs could be created from a £500m investment in Oxford by BMW, as it looks build electric models of its Mini in Britain. The German car-maker is reportedly preparing to unveil a major injection of cash – including £75m of government-approved funding – as first reported by Sky News’ Mark Kleinman.  The investment [...]

  • Musk says sorry to sacked Twitter worker after exchange claiming he does ‘no actual work’ went viral

    March 8, 2023

    Twitter owner Elon Musk has apologised to a sacked worker after their exchange on the social media platform went viral. Icelandic entrepreneur Halli Thorleifsson had sent a direct public tweet to the billionaire after he was locked out of his work’s computer system, telling Musk he could not get HR to respond to him. Musk [...]

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