Incredible work from @poppyeh on this very involved story - no mean feat getting this together.

We, the British public, are the eternal mugs. An industry is found wanting and the only consequence is higher bills for us. If there’s one thing we can rely upon, it’s paying for the privilege of decline. Join me in the comments on @Telegraph at 10am .

If we’re going to save the welfare state, which we must, we need to do something radical. We need to have an honest and difficult conversation about what we can afford and what we value most as a society. Join me in the comments from 10am @Telegraph .

Low-flow toilets, fewer websites and being sick less often are some of the “efficiency gains” we can apparently bank on to raise £27bn.

Don't jump to conclusions – cash Isa cuts are still very much on the table. The £20k *overall* Isa allowance is safe, that much has been confirmed, but the chancellor still seems rather keen to get the "balance" between cash and equities right.

Whether Boaz wins plan B, C or Q, it doesn’t seem likely Saba will skulk away until it can wave a piece of paper declaring victory, however pyrrhic. (Plus a nod to a very impressive line-up from @lsesuAIC).

RT @AndrewOrlowski: "Is this AI's Amstrad moment?" . Great commentary by @jamesbaxterd.

Nothing lasts forever - is this AI's Amstrad moment?.A serendipitous venture into the BBC archives yesterday sparked a thought on what DeepSeek actually means for AI. Little more than a ChatGPT clone, is there much to separate it from Amstrad's IBM clones?.

Come and chat with me about Warhammer! Honestly, what a job this is.

Questor has been stewarded by a raft of exceptional editors, who offered their memories of and reflections on their time with this column. Much as I loved the archives, these stories have been the most delightful part of these birthday celebrations.

I’ve also drawn out lessons learned from six decades of stock tips - you’d be surprised how little of today’s wisdom is anything new.

‘In the long run, one gets used to anything’. For Questor’s 60th Anniversary I delved into the archives and came up with a fresh appreciation of just how remarkable this column and its inimitable founding editor are.

If the mystery pension fund has done such a smart thing by investing in Bitcoin, why are they too embarrassed to admit it? Their clients are owed the truth.

Looks like Justin Welby is finally moving out

In which I decide my life is too quiet. Just because you can make money from Bitcoin, doesn't mean it has any value - a point that can be argued without reference to criminality or the environment.

Not only is the hidden £2/pint surcharge dreadful behaviour from this particular pub, the attempt to palm off the decision on the council (which confirmed it has never asked the bar to do so) proves management knows it's poor form. Great work from @matildahead_.

Your politics is making you poorer. Stop acting on your beliefs and start paying attention to what's actually happening. (As is so often the case, h/t to @PanmureLiberum's Joachim Klement for a fascinating chart).

An important detail missing from the coverage of this £50k for 52 days of work is that he will not be allowed to discuss HS2 (£74bn) or replacing Trident submarines (£41bn) due to conflicts of interest.

More than that, the government considers heading the Office for Value for Money to be such an important role that they insist he works. one day per week

His one-year contract hardly seems like the strongest vote of confidence