'that could be useful' is pretty broad
eg BBC Weather 'could be useful'

Before US, it was actually, also US

Have Andrew or Mandleson been prosecuted?
Have they been interviewed under caution?

Has the law been applied?

What is your ratio of News to Agency?

like a broken calendar...
running a month behind the truth

A decade ago their biggest expense was genuinely water - over £5 million a year on water, so people would take a free
Telegraph and the ABC remained high

You've got to be early

Horrific of course, but an isolated statistic could mislead, more children killed by their parents in the same timespan with
mothers more likely than fathers to kill under one year olds
All incredibly rare

Just on Commercial RD - White Swan, BJs, Sailors/Chariots - I of course didn't notice them, they were so well hidden. The neighbours at Lahore etc, wouldn't have had a clue, nobody speaks in East London, and gays don't ever buy food😀

Seems to be for a freeport to run AI datacentres on Anglesey - so nobody needs the risk at all, the bubble will burst before they're finished, but aside from that I agree absolutely

Same level of power without the risk could be reached for far less money, and far quicker, if only there was wind or tide around Anglesey

If NHS doctors get a pay increase - his donors have to beat it to attract staff

Have you apologised three times for them?