"We should learn from the Singapore/Australia/Germany/[insert country of choice] model, based on [cherry-picked facts and data]."

I thought it was between Jefferson and Burr?

Hi Leo, any chance you know where I might find book clubs in the London area for climate fiction, like for the shortlist for this prize? It looks like a stunning list and reading with others might make it all feel a little less depressing and more rewarding.

Your own way of paying tribute to The Bear.

Good relationships also with certain powers in the MENA region, which seems to be becoming the negotiating theatre...

But how else are we supposed to "shift the dial"? What you're looking for, "in the round", is a "step-change" in the "framing" of the debate. And I'm afraid there's just "no magic silver bullet" for that.

that implies @samfr.bsky.social is next!

Thanks for this thread Andrew, really useful. Slight correction offered for this tweet: it's NESO's report that envisages 5% of electricity coming from gas plants, not Labour's, unless I've missed something. The Government is formally going to announce its actual plan before the end of the year.

Mazzucato herself argues that growth should be a by-product of a successful mission-oriented policy mindset in government, rather than a mission per se. See e.g. here www.newstatesman.com/politics/202...

The PM did actually use the term "economic black hole" in the rose garden speech last month. It's what some media referred to at the time, which perhaps was the point. www.gov.uk/government/s...

Check out Severance, Pachinko and Shogun. Danish drama Borgen started a decade ago but its final series premiered a couple of years ago.