Camilla Cavendish

Fabulous piece from ⁦@anjahuja⁩ on AI: “Companies are racing to build artificial systems that are more intelligent and more like us, while also worrying they will become too intelligent and too like us “ @FT https://t.co/SeLSVAHDWB

RT @GeorgeWParker: The official "story" from the Reeves speech was £7m for school breakfast clubs...the real one was her opening the door f…

“Things can only get wetter” for Sunak: brilliant from @robertshrimsley

robert shrimsley @robertshrimsley

The election is a final throw for a man who has run out of options https://t.co/KdONNIQALf https://t.co/vzcdlmxUPh

RT @paulwaugh: "Binface, Count..24,260..." Sometimes, you gotta love this country. Gave Susan Hall a run for her money.. https://t.co/PI3S…

Andy Street’s knife edge shows that national party labels still dog Mayors, however hard they try to establish an independent brand. It’s time to review the experiment with Mayors and PCCs - especially with such low turnouts ⁦@FT⁩ https://t.co/njHXuawqtw

RT @stephenkb: Rishi Sunak chose the terms, the closing arguments and the policy platform for these election. His chosen battleground turne…

RT @Ayaan: “Gaza still has tremendous potential to damage President Biden in the ways I’ve outlined: by dampening Muslim turnout in swing s…

RT @stephenkb: Excellent column by @CamCavendish on the missing princess and what it reveals about the UK's royal bargain: https://t.co/mk5…

This is an important angle on the Post Office story which also shows how easily one voice can be drowned out in government.

Robert Peston @Peston

Back in 1999, Sir Geoff Mulgan was an important but isolated voice in Tony Blair’s senior team who warned that Fujitsu’s Horizon system - which has led to such an appalling miscarriage of justice for so many sub-postmasters - was a monumental crock. Shortly before the final

Aw shucks - thank you

annef @annemflfc

Brilliant as always from @CamCavendish .. I feel a bit breathless reading the litany of failure .. I think unis,for just one, are providing a terrible service to students. The UK has an accountability problem — just look at the Post Office https://t.co/r0N62JBkqE via @ft

Public inquiries are one of Britain’s only growth industries. The Covid inquiry is just the latest example of a gravy train for lawyers which may not serve either victims or taxpayers well. My latest ⁦@FT⁩ https://t.co/ILi0BMTcwo

“Houmous not hate” was best poster I saw on today’s march against antisemitism. A heartwarming afternoon

The Jewish Chronicle @JewishChron

Over 100,000 people march in solidarity to protest antisemitism in London https://t.co/4LjyjhBxzM

This chart from @frasernelson shows just how hard it will be to curb welfare costs

Fraser Nelson @FraserNelson

And it's not just "paying down Covid debt"... it's the cost of welfare dysfunction. Leading article in the new Spectator: https://t.co/74SaWI4SR5 https://t.co/4pbPlPvt9G

RT @robertshrimsley: NI cut from January means Tories are still clinging to the possibility of going in May. Will all depends on how the po…

RT @DominiqueChrst: @CamCavendish observation highlights a critical concern – the pressing need for effective regulation in various domains…

RT @SheilaDillon: Amidst all the outrage, good questions

Watching the Covid inquiry this week, having worked in government, I fear the focus on lurid revelations is preventing more important questions being asked. Clues in Dominic Cummings statement need airing. @FT⁩ @Dominic2306⁩ #covidinquiry https://t.co/G9puUkestf