My issue is that it's a heroic assumption that a society where we go and burn down the centres of our democracy is going to be improvement over today. These things don't happen in a vacuum. I have plenty of things I'd change if I was in charge, but I also look around the world and I think Britain has a lot worth defending.

Bit much mate

I'm wondering what UK based tech companies are critically dependent on American customers? My gut would have said it's better to accept the reciprocal tariffs.

It's ancient, but you can still find some fun playing counter strike Source on Linux. I'm actually a bit sad CS2 reduced the player base.

I like the marmite corn snack from Tesco.

They seem to be inconsistent in saying where the stuff is made. It says designed on the Isle of White, and I found one garment that said Morroco, while another says made in "an environmentally sustainable factory".