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My Dear Boy, I don’t think you need to worry about “a plot to embarrass him”. I think you took care of that when you pocketed the Five Million.

And poor Count Binface. Back to relative obscurity. Oh the fickle nature of electoral politics.
This seems like an appropriate fate for someone who, through their own idiocy, placed themselves in a compromised security position. Honestly, I would have left him in the catering cart:


You can file this under “Truth is stranger than fiction”.
If you’re interested, here’s the whole article:
Rage is only for what you believe can be fixed. All the rest is grief. Cormac McCarthy

Visuals are very important in story telling. They must enhance, not detract…from the main message. However, sometimes you get the whole story in one graph.

Power is concentrated in UK politics. Most debates, conflicts and disagreements are about class. One percent of the population attends either Oxford or Cambridge. Just over half of the new UK cabinet attended these elite institutions. This is not a healthy society, with diverse voices at the table making rich, nuanced decisions. Those attending elite institutions are over 50 times more likely to reach an elite position. Nothing will change until social mobility improves.


A link to the whole story:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/jul/26/burnham-oxbridge-cabinet-social-mobility-