The anxiety about AI was unexpected. I've had my worries. But was surprised to see people of different ages express concerns. Whether such threats are real or imagined I can see pressure from professional bodies and middle income voters to protect their jobs from AI.

Second thing. We may be starting to reach peak homeownership in older people. Especially for outright owners. But hard to know for sure given the pressure in the mortgage market.

Interesting for sure but is there much relationship between this and likelihood to vote or VI. I would have imagine these kinds of scores over the last decade

Is it just Ncuti no DT (as much as I love him)? I'm genuinely excited to have him so want him to have time to be both distinct but also the Doctor.

Going back to his 5 priorities, do you think it was a mistake to include boats. Not incl. It may have given space technocratic solutions like the NI Brexit deal. Or do you think public mood as suggested by some pollsters made that impossible.

The focus on cities is very welcome. Some extent analysis too on the weakness of the welfare system. And I love a road map!

Boris is pretty luck too when you think about it.

Will she just become an asterix in every political science and history textbook?

Hard not to imagine Disney plus (as well as the pandemic) as the watershed between boom Disney and bust Disney

Though am pleased to see positive noises on child poverty and destitution. It's not the most visionary thing but previous efforts were successful.

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