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The article explains it better than I could:

The government will pay firms £3,000 for each unemployed young person they employ, under new plans to boost youth employment.

Alongside the new ‘job grants,’ the government will offer an apprenticeship incentive of £2,000 for each new employee aged 16 to 24 taken on by a small- and medium-sized enterprise.

Can we not just take money off boomers or something?

This very discussion did come up the other week: ‘We’ve reached a breaking point’: Is it time to tax older Australians more?.

The site is a useful resource, but I agree that the use of AI art makes things look tacky.

Thank you, I’ve fixed the link.

Good question! As an Australian, I’ve always assumed “punter” refers to a member of the audience, as there is a Melbourne music venue called The Punters Club.

Earlier this week, there was an article claiming that London is officially the second best city in the world to raise a family, because of the green spaces and family-friendly activities. However, first you need to be able to afford to raise a family in London.

Our tax system should be fair. It isn’t. Those who can afford to pay the most often pay very little.

The point of the article is that the current tax system isn’t fair, and instead it privileges wealthy older Australians:

Generous tax arrangements have also allowed older Australians to accumulate significant wealth and income linked to their real estate and superannuation assets.

Despite this growing wealth, the tax system has not adjusted, instead providing increased support for older generations, a working paper from the Australian National University’s (ANU) Tax and Transfer Policy Institute last year found.

Men don’t even have to be tested, according to the article:

Male athletes need not complete a test in order to compete.

Whilst I can see the benefits of a nuclear deterrent, I do think there’s an argument for scrapping the Trident programme as it relies on US support. If there’s an alternative that makes us less reliant on the US, I think that should be explored.

From what I’ve listened to, the right faction of the party are keeping Starmer to prevent the left faction from replacing him.

According this article - The mysterious social media posts attempting to spark street brawls - detentions have been cancelled:

For a second week in a row, Met police officers are on high alert and schools across the capital have started cancelling detentions and after-school activities. Why? A fresh spate of posts trying to organise street brawls between children at different schools has hit social media platforms like Tiktok and Snapchat.

Good question, The Guardian also reported on this: https://www.theguardian.com/education/2026/feb/26/tiktok-snapchat-london-pupils-school-wars

I used to refer to the Marine Conservation Society’s Good Fish Guide on the odd occasion I’d eat fish. Back then I remember mackerel being sustainable, sadly that is no longer the case as the guide for mackerel now says:

Most mackerel sold in the UK needs improvement because of long-term overfishing. Avoid mackerel caught using gillnets.

Though how do you ban a user who’s only downvoted in a community? From what I can tell, the ban option only appears on posts and comments.

Once a moderator has viewed the votes, and identified a downvote spammer, what happens next? Is it possible to ban a user from a community just for downvote spamming?

The petition currently has 80,272 signatures.

When you consider the 2024 election results for Tottenham, where there was a sizeable swing away from Labour towards The Greens, it’s not inconceivable that The Greens could win.

I’ve been using frp to create a reverse proxy between my NAS at home and a DigitalOcean droplet. Been using it for over a year now, and not had any issues.

I think a win in Hackney is a possibility considering in 2024 there was a 17.5% swing to the Green Party, and they got almost 23.9% of the vote.