One of the many games in my steam library that I bought and still haven’t played. I need to force myself to play some games…

No shit he’d say that. The US is unfortunately in a position where they could destroy our economy. I’m not going to be angry over him calling Donald a good boy.

It’d be very funny for Starmer to call him a cunt, but all that would achieve is Starmer looking based on Twitter for a day then being hated for triggering a trade war with the world’s largest economy.

TIL. You’d think Wikipedia would mention that! Unfortunate.

Unfortunately they cost a lot more or often don’t exist.

Plus, many of us are over-stressed and overworked as is. Going to 5 different places to buy your stuff was a lot easier back in the days when most things were in walking distance and only one person in the household had to work full time.

Not sure where you heard that, it’s headquartered in the UK, founded by a man from Yorkshire, and the current CEO is French.

Tbf, I think all of them took advantage of COVID to some extent

The card thing is annoying though. Tesco seemed to have pioneered it, and now Morrisons and the Co-op seems to be doing the same. Not sure about others.

Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, M&S also aren’t on the list, actually. But then again I don’t think I’ve ever seen them outside the UK, so maybe that’s why.

E: I’ve been told elsewhere that Morrisons was taken over by a US equity firm.

This is such a misleading headline.

The Tories created NHS England in 2012, basically an independently ran management layer for the NHS. Labour is bringing it back under government control.

There was a lot of extra bureaucracy by adding this additional ‘NHS England’ layer, with a lot of nurses in particular hired to do it.

Yes, a lot of these people’s administrative/management jobs will no longer be needed, but it’s very likely a great deal of these people (who again are predominantly nurses) will be hired by the (government-ran) NHS.

I’m not surprised to see the Mail, Express, and Telegraph spin this news as Labour scrapping the NHS or mass sacking NHS workers, but I’m sad to see the Guardian doing the same.