Code red

Of course the BBC (all its outputs and platforms) are imperfect, but its still a social good.
Anyone who's travelled will appreciate that BBC output (TV, radio, web) stands up very well. Its British 'branding' at its best, and soft power many envy. Destroying it would be Brexit level stupidity.

Just putting this out there, but was J. Edgar really *that* bad? I mean, in comparison to this absolute clown show?

Hahahahaha.

The face of pure evil.
A monster that simply couldn't stop killing!!!!!!

Well, at least the FT had the stones to print the corrective letter.

Far, far fewer lorries and cars on the roads though. What year did the term 'road rage' enter the lexicon?
I'm kinda joking, but more cars means more traffic, more traffic means more jams, getting 'stuck,' less parking and a hellova lot more road rage. My bonkers theory is cars = anger and stress.

Wut? Eh?

At the rate he's going down, in a few months that hyphen might be all he has left.

Totally normal behaviour in a fully functioning global superpower.

Look, come on, teenagers are still going to need powerful AI tools to generate nudes/porn of their favourite celebs and share them with their friends.

Is the fact that they won't want to pay £100 a month a big problem?

Maybe its from the same team that told David Cameron to announce a ban on end-to-end encryption?

Joking aside, I'm not convinced the government won't change legislation pertaining to VPNs.

Never heard of him. Could not care less.
What the fuck is wrong with people who get caught up in this crap? Seriously? Why would anyone, anywhere, care?
(Other than the PR teams who sell the shite he's wearing, all getting excited. And they're wankers too).

Ah, sometimes swearing is cathartic!