Deep love for Ivor the Engine. It was such a treat to see these drawings as part of a Museum of Childhood exhibition back in 2016. Is there any more soothing noise than that psssshtikuff?

If you missed this question to Nigel Farage from The Critic's Rob Hutton – and it was over an hour into the press conference – then it was a particularly good one. The answer was... vague.

One in 15 vehicles having a non-compliant plate is both terrifying and utterly unsurprising giving the state of driving around here. Fingers crossed this new strategy goes some way to improving safety for all.

One year when AAF was on the Heath they gave free tickets to local hospital workers. It quickly became known as the Unaffordable Art Fair.

Went to a different branch of our local coffee shop (2 locations) last weekend and the owner text the other branch to tell them to stamp our loyalty card. Felt like a celebrity

This, from The Londoner yesterday, also features people on the march who claim not to be racists. Though the things they say prove otherwise

Very sorry to see this around Bushwood today. It isn't representative of the Leytonstone I know.

I'm fascinated why they even bothered to add only 4 more grams of protein (per 100g) than normal Babybels?

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I find that being assertive about road positioning only works if drivers respect why you're there. If they disagree/don't care about your safety they'll still tailgate/hoot/punishment close pass/force their way through regardless of where or why you've taken the lane

Incredible that no one else went down

Anecdotes from current teaching staff at a couple of UK unis suggests the system preventing cheating either by AI or buying full essays, is pretty weak. Incredibly high bar for teaching staff to prove cheating has occurred, and lots of ways for students to weasel out of any consequences.