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The above panel is from the London broadsheet The Times' 'peek behind the scenes'; "This is how Heathrow will ensure your flight takes off this winter". The drift of context being that London's pretty much outmoded two-runway laggard - as per country in general - is oft derided for collapsing

I suspect the AI Safety Summit caught your feeds last week. UK Prime Minister Sunak invited the great and the good and the China for a bout of regulation porn. That's not to say I dismiss the chance 'bad actors' soon subjugate those of us out the loop. It's more

These twenty seconds are from a trio of mid-23 ads from a campaign called 'it's all about teamwork'. In case on first glance you weren't so sure, it's a parody. Above we see Abe. You can also hear elsewhere that app design so good was probably down to the feedback

Mainstream British media seemed more concerned with the chilling corral of children to sing 'happy birthday' to an institution with dystopian cult-ification rather than exposing why it's in need of its own urgent wellbeing intervention. As the UK taxpayer-funded, supposedly government-run health service reaches 75 years since inception, thankfully there

Above is a screenshot from the London broadsheet graphics team of The Telegraph [sub'n req'd]. Compiled the day before: Twitter issued a cease-and-decease notice against its latest microblogging challenger for perceived blatant copycat-ing; Threads' umbilical link to Instagram preventing pure account deletion caused it to be red-flagged as a 'saw

Here's a graphical treatment I saw recently worth noting. Via [sub'n req'd] the FT's Datawatch team. It's not all that often that we present data that is not a finished 'period'. Typically we've full Years, Quarters, Months and the like to show. Yet on occasion to chart a period only