So much opportunity within the Casablanca Cinematic Universe.

🙄 already?

@electionmaps.uk not sure if you cover town/city councils but FYI

The Economist seems increasingly keen to indulge a lot of the BS coming from Trump and his cohorts.

You prefer the bikes? Not many do! Alas, they seem to be much easier to hoick out of the docking stations than the London ones.

The Tom Cruise one?

But when we had a returns agreement via the EU it didn’t work:

Migration Observatory: “in practice, few people were returned under the Dublin Agreement (an average of 560 a year between 2008 and 2020)”.

The Dublin Agreement is a red herring. Migration Observatory: “in practice, few people were returned under the Dublin Agreement (an average of 560 a year between 2008 and 2020).”

A likely more important drive was the hardening of the traditional lorry/ferry crossing point.

“Post-industrial city centre where next to no one lived 30 years ago sees development” shock

I’m not sure if there is a formal rota, but between The Guardian and the MEN we get these formulaic pearl-clutching pieces about once every six months or so. I think at least half the city has been asked to contribute a vox pop at some point.

London seems to be the only place in the U.K. where other funding mechanisms - e.g. TIF, land value capture - might actually be viable. Perhaps Khan should stop bleating to HMT and work up some solutions.

Quite the strike group they have with them too… 🤔