All the likes of Britain, Ireland, Denmark and Germany need to do is to follow the Spanish model of installing large amounts of solar generation and having twice as many hours of sunshine per year as they currently do.

Do Britons think the UK government should praise or condemn the US for the Iran attacks? Should condemn: 21% Should praise: 12% Should neither condemn nor praise: 45%

Khamenei was the epitome of evil. For decades, he oversaw the torture, imprisonment, and murder of countless Iranians who dared to demand freedom. American blood is on his hands as well. No one should mourn him and his death is a relief. But removing one man does not dismantle a brutal regime. Military force alone will not secure a democratic future for the Iranian people, and it risks putting U.S. troops in further danger if there is no serious plan for what comes next. An action of this magnitude demands strategy, clarity, and a credible path forward. I want nothing more than a free Iran and safety and security for innocent Iranians. That requires more than force. It requires seriousness, accountability, and a real plan to support the Iranian people in determining their own future.

Should King Charles apologise for his family's involvement in slavery? My review of a somewhat muddled intervention of a book in @thetimes. Free link in the next tweet.

Times New Roman never did anything to anybody. It was a real trooper. Then society unceremoniously dethroned it

One of those things that sounds stupid at first but upon reflection you realize it’s the most logical, obvious thing in the world. You would also stop what you were doing—no matter what you were doing—if a digit was suddenly inserted into your anus. Any sentient being would

The great Polish exodus: The arrival of 100,000s of Poles changed the face of Britain, but now they're returning home in droves for a better life in their low-tax, booming homeland. Could there be a more damning indictment of our decline? trib.al/Ab5zf2k