Yes, that too, even as a minor contributor to net migration. Policies that make the UK less attractive make it less attractive for everyone.

No shit… who could possibly have foreseen that?

🤭

I also wonder how permanent any cost savings are. If it’s mostly personnel cost, I’m sceptical that frozen hiring / redundancies made in anticipation of magical efficiencies won’t have to be undone – at least in part.

Yep this stood out to me – lots of “adoption” within marketing but not matched by significant efficiencies. Maybe down to marketing AI tools being relatively cheap/easy to kick off, enabling managers can say they’re compliant with board mandates to adopt AI.

Presumably because it’s easier for Trump to say?

I’d say that’s a score draw.

Happy with the accomplishment. I can’t say I loved every second of it, but I’ve answered the two questions I set out to answer:

1) Can I do it? – Turns out, yes
2) Would I do it again? Pretty sure that’s a no.

Massive respect to all those who do these but further / more often #runnning #runsky

Sadly familiar with the scenario…

The US remains the most popular destination among educated young adults worldwide, but its lead over #2 has narrowed from 20pts to 9pts, while the UK has plummeted from a consistent #2 ranking to #7, again with a steep fall after 2016.

Awesome! Good luck.

Do something amazing this Xmas. Go to your local independent specialists wine shop. This doesn’t mean a chain btw! Ask the owner of the business to recommend you some wines, and I am pretty sure you’ll get a great deal. Wine doesn’t have to be expensive to be good.

They don’t seem to have learned the lesson of why Labour waltzed to victory last election despite themselves.

Well the first thing I saw was the sorting hat from Hogwarts…

🐰 (I’m struggling to see the Labrador)…)