I wonder whether Wes Streeting can name *even one* reputable international health body that agrees with the position taken by the NHS under those Kemi Badenoch has said were selected for their political views? How convinced is he that their views justifies us being an international outlier?

The proportion of rapes that lead to convictions is vanishingly small. That the criminal justice system does so little to deter this horrific crime is a national disgrace. So we really can do without headlines like this. 👇🏻

In the last decade, the BBC has legitimised climate change denialism, paved the way for Brexit, defended the coup that was prorogation, over-platformed Farage's Far Right projects, and is neutral on our abandonment of human rights norms.

What is this 'good' it supposedly does?

For me, the division is both unsurprising - public institutions are conservative; they lean towards power and the status quo - and revealing. Those who sit under the protective umbrella that institutions throw up are surprisingly incurious about what life is like for those who live outside it.

It’s very difficult to differentiate normal from abnormal when young because so much of your lived experience is centered on your own family.

It’s only with age that you can see how different families operate and how they do (or do not) support each other.

Every family is different.

in case you're not sure who dhh is, he's a danish counterstrike player and race car owner who writes essays like "i am smarter than you" and "foreigners bad"

rich enough not to worry about consequences but at the very same time, still desperate for status, a man two friends short of a podcast