Portal. I played the whole thing on the first sit down as soon as it downloaded, but the audio had glitched so I missed the voice over. Missed a huge part of the experience.

Most likely yes, the organisation I work for would have been 200 years old at that stage.

I'm a postie.

Due to the nature of my work, I can easily listen to podcasts for about 4 hours a day. I have disregarded Papercuts. Sells itself as a read of the daily papers but there's too much loose women style gossip and coronation street soap type garbage.

I still have: The BBC daily Newscast, The Newsagents, Page 94 the private eye podcast, the skeptics guide to the universe (if that counts). Open to any other suggestions.

Araf is also slow in Welsh.

There are still folk using coal daily round here. In my family circle, the last house to move away from coal was just last year. UK. We have also burnt peat but I think that's completely banned now. Nope, still available but legislation is in the works.

No crude oil.

The UK Civil Service and some large organisations here in the UK are doing this. They've added class/social mobility to the diversity questions, so these all come in the same section as gender/religion/age/etc.

Would mainstream media even be able to report on it? Maybe there has been a few already!

"Notes to editors The CMA’s investigation concerns Emma Sleep GmbH, Emma Matratzen GmbH and Emma Sleep UK Limited (collectively ‘Emma’)."

Eh, why is this all UK branded? Scotland and N. Ireland back in on the game? 1990 they split as far as I can tell.

it was clear to him that the SNP's power-sharing deal with the Scottish Greens was "coming to an end anyway"

You're not breaking up with me, I'm breaking up with you!