James TateA cocktail for our timesHave a particular reason to commiserate at this precise moment? Check out this libation that will deliver complete liberation!Nov 6Nov 6
James TateStart the boatsThe government’s stalled attempts to reach electoral success across the UK’s flooded roads.Feb 15Feb 15
James TateThe moronic plagueA study into 14th Century plague brings out the brain-dead as it infuriates the UK’s culture warriorsDec 14, 2023Dec 14, 2023
James TatePolitics becomes a “lifestyle choice”A seat in parliament has become a “lifestyle choice” for many MPs, say voters frustrated about the mess on SW1's streetsNov 6, 20231Nov 6, 20231
James TateStubbing out shoddinessWill the UK’s cigarette ban extinguish ‘back of fag packet’ thinking?Oct 7, 2023Oct 7, 2023
James TateX marks the spotNews channels are overflowing with the dreadful phrase “formerly known as Twitter.” Why?Sep 21, 2023Sep 21, 2023
James TateGet ready for rubbleFrom a demolished old pub to thousands of closed schools, the UK’s crumbling infrastructure says a lot about its leaders - and its people.Sep 3, 2023Sep 3, 2023
James TateEschewing the sceneryWhy we don’t need to worry about AI in the hands of bad actorsJun 22, 2023Jun 22, 2023
James TateinThe GeneratorMind your stepWhy developers of AI need more than a guardrailMay 17, 2023May 17, 2023
James TateWrite your own AI horror storyBeen asked to share your views on AI in yet another 700-word column on the subject? Follow our simple format below, and you can’t go wrong…May 4, 2023May 4, 2023