She seems to be saying that constituents told her about the problem after she became Home Secretary (a few weeks ago!), but long before ‘officials in Whitehall’ noticed?

Software utilities, I think, must be treated the same way: regulated (including price) and operated under oversight. Otherwise, they're just a robber-baron monopoly with a stranglehold on the economy.
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They can; just not any of the legislation he wants to pass!

Is this from Wordle Premium or something else?

Is there a single, solitary sign that he is likely to do so?

Thought you might be exaggerating, but wow. It doesn’t even allude to what the new policies are! If an A-level politics student turned this in it would be failed.

It’s a shortage of housing. We have IBD of the lowest vacancy rates (excess housing stock) in the OECD, at 2.7%. That includes homes under renovation, in process of selling, etc.

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Given Labour currently have a huge majority on 33.7% vote share, that wouldn’t be at all surprising.

I recall looking into this before. Seem to remember there are some places in China where there’s a huge amount of surplus production so they’re more or less giving them away. Obviously not common!

You’ll be happy to hear it’s true!

Yes. But the point in question is “is he cynically manoeuvring?”, not “is he a hypocrite with incompatible views?”.

I understood it as the music reminding the father of his young, carefree days - longing to have them back - then his son enters, and he realises he wouldn’t trade him for the world. Turning back time would mean losing the love and family he has now.