What I hadn’t realised before watching this is that Sunak and Johnson were only fined £50 each when the average Covid fine was £6,000.
If that doesn’t make you angry then nothing will.

First cup of tea: oil to stop the day creaking.

Rishi Sunak not looking too popular today

This weekend's i newspaper cartoon
#RishiSunak #HS2

I bet he kicked the seat in front of him all through the flight

teachers! heroes! love this

If a ruling party decides to change its leader mid-term then it should immediately trigger a general election. Our Prime Minister should not be chosen by a tiny group of elderly right wing extremists with cognitive impairment. That’s my unpopular opinion for today.

Here's my op-ed for the The Guardian about today's announcement bit.ly/3PJii7K

Early stroll. The sky’s nightshirt is fraying at the edge. A snail inches towards an apple core. Leaf shadows play on a white door. A man attempts to tie his shoelace and speak into his phone at the same time. A flag flaps like a hanky waving farewell.

Joseph Heller predicts Trump in 1961 amazing ⁦James O'Brien⁩

Pathetic that BBC-TV News at Six makes a murder attempt on a minor celeb its main item, and the major swing to, and success of, Labour in the Rutherglen by-election.

She puked it out too late yesterday to shoehorn into my Graun toon for today, so I've just knocked this out for tomorrow's Morning Star - buy the print copy!

Latest Graun toon up already theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Fairly big news breaking right now is an announcement from me.

I’ll no longer be funding Just Stop Oil as I feel that more protest and disruption will just feed the new Tory culture war narrative; it can’t actually stop oil.

I believe that the only way to stop drilling in the…

15-minute cities – here’s the truth theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Can anyone explain why it’s considered unacceptable for an MP to lie to Parliament, but lying blatantly and repeatedly to the general public is just considered to be normal politics?
Why do our MPs have so much contempt for their constituents that this double standard continues?

what Felicity says

Early stroll. Scattered leaves dancing in unfathomable formations. Car headlights daub the street. The darkness is squeezed into the narrow alley. A cat stares intently at something in a hedge. The single syllable of a closing door.