Honestly, no one in Mumbai calls it Bombay and probably haven't done this millennium

I've lost count of the times I've heard France referred to as the UK's nearest neighbour when the UK shares an actual LAND BORDER with another one.

ME: So I brought through a lot of learnings from a previous UI role, which was in printer software
SATAN: Listen, I think we’re just going to skip the second circle interview, when can you start?

SATAN: So tell me about that, what were some challenges you faced and how did you overcome them?
ME: A lot of customers want to know, for example, which cinemas are showing a given film on a given day. My job was to use design to make the process of finding that information as annoying as possible

The BBC is surely big enough, strong enough, credible enough, respected enough, reflective enough, has wide enough reach and a strong enough history to stand up for itself, while acknowledging room to improve. And never kowtowing or denying facts

Ah. Sorry, not on Spotify

Let me down gently

And in Indian English usage. 'I'll come from the shops" not 'I'm going to the shops'. Also I've no idea why.

I know so many Irish people who'd love to access iplayer and would happily pay for it

I knew someone who would buy raw naan dough from an Indian restaurant for the same purpose