Undermanager

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As disappointed as you are

A timeline/diagram of the various business/science/innovation depts in UK government
A bit of Constable's diary that says "Mr. Appleton, the tub-maker, of Tottenham Court Road, called to know if I had a damaged picture which I could let him have cheap, as he is fitting up a room up one pair of stairs."
A scattering of Jimi Hendrix memorabilia including a heart shaped logo for Mr Love
A screengrab with the text: 21 THAT THE COMPANY IS AUTHORISED TO MAKE MARKET PURCHASES OF ITS OWNS HARES UP TO AN AGGREGATE NUMBER OF 386 MILLION ORDINARY SHARES
Screengrab describing an exhibition at the V&A about ‘the golden age of the mug…’
A view from the stand at Craven Cottage as Fulham play Nottingham Forest
Small brown book with the title How to set a goal by Julia Whitney
A small brown book called How to grow potatoes by Giles Turnbull
Screen grab saying “When I think of her now, I realise that it’s hard to describe a close friend because what one sees and thinks about is the feeling, the mood, the enduring microculture you generate together.”
A photo of two small pamphlets. One called How to grow potatoes by Giles Turnbull. One called How to set a goal by Julia Whitney
Cutting saying: I DON'T LISTEN TO PODCASTS. I don't know what they are. People interview me occasionally - it wouldn't be that, would it? Gyles Brandreth and I just did something like that. We just chatted. I don't suppose it's different to anything else, really.
Interesting tomorrow A few tickets left. You’re not too late. The sooner we start the sooner we can go home so please be in your seat ready to clap at 7pm. If you’re able to help with putting up bunting please come a bit earlier. There’ll be a bar. And badges. And don’t forget - if you want to get rich(er) bring your NI number.
Clipping that says ‘she speaks briskly, avoids jargon, and runs ahead of schedule’
The cover of the book After London by Lloyd Shepherd.
A scene through a cafe window. A road junction and the sky at early sunset.
The Bill Frisell 4 playing at Ronnie Scott’s jazz club. Seen over various lots of audience heads
A bar with a close-up of a mostly empty glass of Diet Coke on the arm of a leather armchair. With some men doing electronic music in the background