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It will affect any service that is built on Micro$oft's cloud platform, and probably any others that utilise Crowdstrike.

I have always thought the term 'Microsoft Security' to be a contradiction in terms.

Looks like a system update to Crowdstrike was applied on Thursday, and issues with Microsoft cloud services immediately started cascading.

Surrey could even afford to dick about to ensure Curran got strike to get his ton.

Yet again our bowling is shite.

It was the M25 - that is the nromal traffic situation.

Plus Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries.

Everybody else was misleading me, and I didn't think to ask questions. I thought Ministers ran Departments, rather than simply and blindly signing the bits of paper that passed across their desks. When is Jim Hacker appearing before the Inquiry?

Merkin

Trump supporters complain that the Democrats have been likening Donnie to Hitler for years and he then goes and selects as his running mate a man who publicly called him "America's Hitler".

Département

R4 interviewed Defence Secretary John Healey.

This one's for you GM;

Rampage

If Donnie doesn't complete the course he will be POTUS.

You are known by the company you keep.

There are many issues making this worse; one is oversubscribed remand cells due to the backlog in Court cases, that itself is made worse by Court buildings being closed due to RAAC meaning their cases have to be relocated, causing knock on congestion in schedules. Some Courts are having to ask Police forces to allow the use of holding cells for remand prisoners because there is nowhere else to put them. And people expect a quick fix.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/jul/12/over-10000-prisoners-freed-70-days-early-sunak-government

Anyway, as a more serious response, as Starmer said when questioned over prisons, "Yes something needs to be done but I don't have a spare prison in my back pocket". People will see a stonking majority backing up a lot of promises and think 'instant win', but the Ship of State is a lumbering near wreck, and to bring her about she first needs to be patched up and the tiller re-connected.

Please SOGgy, you know what happens when you start threads ;-(

We might also have scouted Mbappe for all that it matters. All well and good spotting the players that will be snapped up by the big clubs, we need to find those that are likely to come to St Mary's.

And he will be equally as irrelevant, given Labour's majority. Farage is only concerned with one thing, himself.

Part of potentially 'showing interest' in reform is working out how the process of addressing such reform might occur. Of course Reform UK want it, equally the 2 major parties will fight against it if only to keep Reform on the fringes of power, I'm not sure the LDs are quite so keen on it now as they might have been on July 3rd, The UK already has alternative electoral systems in the devolved assemblies, how well are they received, how well do they work ? ( I truly don't know ). You have to accept that this is far more complicated, politically and constitutionally, than many proponents are suggesting. Yes Brexit was a result of pressure, but much of that was actually pressure on the Conservative Party from within it's own ranks. The pointless AV referendum was a concession to seduce the LD's into propping up the Cameron Government. In both of these cases there was an incentive for the incumbent Government to do something in order to survive. PR is not creating such pressure, and is not likely to do so any time soon.

MJT complaining about Biden saying he is 'putting Trump in the crosshairs' has obviously forgotten this;

Trump appointed judge with a history of ruling in Trump's favour in other Federal cases.