Time Out

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UK support for Saudi Arabia in its war against the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen makes the front page of The Times.

The Daily Telegraph and The Guardian calls it a significant military intervention.

The i paper reports, reports that the UK has fired a torpedo from an uncrewed underwater drone for the first time.

According to the paper, the test was carried out last week in British waters, and the weapon is part of the de-deterrent designed to protect UK ships and seabed pipelines from attacks by hostile powers.

The Financial Times says a financial technology company backed by the Kremlin managed to trick its way into the global financial system to launder nearly seven billion dollars using what it describes as a vast document forgery operation.

The paper said it allowed Russian companies to settle bills abroad, even though its banks were cut off from the system because of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in twenty twenty-two.

The majority of prisoners being freed under the government's early release scheme next month will not be fitted with monitoring tags before they leave prison.

And so I played there and all my friends came, right? And we had an amazing night.

And just by one of those fluke things, Time Out magazine were two of the people in the audience, right? The journalists from Time Out.

And they gave me an amazing review.

And they said, Dr. Miller, you know, and fantastic stuff about the place and about my songs and about the night out and all that kind of stuff.

They wanna codify these things and give a resource.

All right, up next, a historic district in Seoul, South Korea, known for its late-night food stalls, indie businesses, and traditional architecture, has been named the coolest neighborhood in the world by Time Out magazine.

Jongno-Samga topped the annual list of 40 cool neighborhoods compiled by Time Out, whose editors rank neighborhoods based on criteria like food, drink, nightlife, unique local businesses, livability, and community.

Rounding out the top five, the Ocean District, a seaside neighborhood in Rabat, Morocco, Neos Kosmos in Athens, Chinatown in Los Angeles, and Govanhill in Glasgow, Scotland.

Other American spots that made the top 40 are Westtown in Chicago, the Financial District in New York, and the Distillery District in Lexington, Kentucky.

I try not to interact with lots of things he says, because he says things that are controversial to get publicity, and I think it's much better that we just ignore them.

The last thing I want to say on this topic, mind you, though, is that just today, I don't know if you saw, but Time Out magazine happened to come out today and say that Govan Hill is now the fifth coolest neighborhood in the world, ahead of Rio, Bangkok, New York.

A bit embarrassing for Kerr.

Interesting timing, shall we say, that it's both a ghetto, apparently, and an example of failed multiculturalism, but yet also one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world.

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in the world by Time Out magazine.

It was listed above, I think, New York, Rio de Janeiro, Bangkok.

Um, so I think that ...

I, I can read out a quote here from Time Out.

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The authors at Time Out wrote, "Not long ago, Govanhill was known, if anything, for being Shawlands' rougher little sibling.

But in the past couple of years, low costs allowed artists and writers to find a home.

some would say that it's gonna be the best meal that we've ever eaten.

Time Out magazine actually said, the reviewer said, "I might as well now die because life is not gonna get better than this meal."

Hmm.

Hmm.

Send us some pictures.

While I'll be sleeping in-

Shout out to Time Out.

That wasn't the review

You have to know what you're getting into to really enjoy this.

In 2017, this movie ranked 10th best British film of all time by Time Out magazine.

The sequel was released in 2017.

I'll watch that next, I guess.