It’s wonderful (lucky enough to proofread it) — short stories mixed with memoir.

I have never understood this. Worked on the UK edition of an American book about the nitty gritty of personal finance, and had to keep saying ‘But this isn’t an issue here…’

Fantastic tranche of articles, and I was so pleased to see the Economist covering it so comprehensively. (One question—I looked for but couldn’t find any photo credits for front cover or any pics inside. Where are they hidden?)

Treat the US government and ICE claims like you'd treat a Russian government claim after they've shot down an airliner or bombed a hospital. America 2026.

250 years of a shining city, something something.

I am hiding behind the sofa at the thought.

‘No one’ is the more current UK style but if an author felt strongly we could live with ‘No-one’.

I would add that the marriage has lasted longer than the Saab, but we miss it every day and might look for a new/old one.

I married my husband for his red 900 convertible WITH VELOUR SEATS 🤩

When I think of the boardroom table’s worth of documents, in triplicate, plus the £££, needed to get daughter 1 to Spain for 3rd year of uni … if I’d met Mr Johnson at any point over that time there may have been violence.

Any main counter (ie not the PO) at whatever WHSmith is now called?