I've always felt that for quite a few of their voters they have some misty eyed view of the good old days from when they were a kid, and how things were supposedly always better then. I'm not sure how stocks and floggings fit into this 50s view of Britain.

Given the additional post Brexit friction, both financial and administrative, for UK students looking to study in certain EU countries, I imagine the number going to the EU will be even less.

The reference to Thatcher's reductions is, IMHO, slightly disingenuous. To quote Christopher Johnson's book on the economy under Thatcher, "The curbs on public expenditure made the UK a country of private affluence and public squalor".

The likes of Musk & Zuckerberg somehow think community notes are the answer, whereas they are the online equivalent of a print correction appearing days later on page 21 as an answer to a clue in the crossword.

But spreading shite serves their objectives; they just don't care.

I often wonder why more isn't made of this. Irrespective of anyone's views on immigration, there is going to be a severe crunch due to this; it really isn't up for debate.

We went a few months ago, and it was very thought-provoking.

Gemini for me (circle 2 search) gave me Longitude.

Similarly, the ability to interact with native APIs without a convoluted in-between layer in between is good.

So far, I've found that once a 1st compilation has been successful for a particular target, from then onwards compilation speeds are pretty quick.

Gone to LinkedIn? To misquote the old phrase, "I could reach more people by opening my back door and shouting than I could on LinkedIn".

Moreover, some schools in the private sector don't want to take on a student with an EHCP. Personally had the experience of some schools in the NorthWest discriminating against prospective students with an EHCP. An EHCP for us has been a doubled-edged sword.