Sitemap - 2026 - Odds and Ends of History
Is Openreach inadvertently helping Reform?
Mapping Labour's tribes (Odds and Ends #97)
The stars are aligning for proportional representation
HS2's next disaster might be the trains
An expert debunks James's bad opinion
I don't know how to feel about Palantir
The gender divide over nuclear power (Odds and Ends #96)
The Green Party is STILL bad at being green
NIMBYs vs... a cancer hospital
This Michael Palin guy is actually pretty good (Odds and Ends #95)
This is my most left-wing opinion
Why Artemis is inspiring – despite Trump
Dude, where's my tram? (Odds and Ends #94)
Britain seems to have taken the worst possible position on the AI/copyright debate
Speedrunning Tesco (Odds and Ends #93)
British robo-wine and fixing rural transport
'Woke' might not be the enemy, but it still deserves critique
SNL UK wasn't a disaster! (Odds and Ends #92)
The government is fixing something I complained about (Odds and Ends #91)
Britain's geospatial data is a huge mess
Reform has a point (about this one, very specific thing)
The battery breakthrough we've been waiting for? (Odds and Ends #90)
The stars are aligning for proportional representation
A few choice words for SNL (Odds and Ends #89)
Some actual good news for once!
Bikes and battle cruisers (Odds and Ends #88)
It's time to abolish Natural England
How to use NHS data for scientific research – without creating a privacy nightmare
The left is missing out on AI (Odds and Ends #87)
How I've used AI to improve my work
Jon Stewart is bad again (Odds and Ends #86)
Theories of power, cattle grids and a blep (Odds and Ends #85)
What even is an 'AI growth zone', anyway?
Matt Goodwin's ideas are a dead end
Nobody in Britain is going to see the new Melania movie – I've crunched the data to prove it
Somehow, HS2 to Manchester returned