Telegraph has a story claiming that the UK gas reserves are about to run out:

> “The UK’s gas reserves have shrunk from 18,000 GWh worth last year to 6,700 GWh – enough for just 1.5 days of demand”

And that piece maybe could have used a graph? Based on data.nationalgas.com the difference is between the blue (last year) and green (this year) lines on the rightmost edge of this graph:

Fascinated at how Wikidata's property constraints push particular models.

The capture of Maduro has different instance values, eg both "military intervention" and "kidnapping" (with a "disputed by" qualifier).

But the (disputed) inclusion then tries to push the use of perpetrator/victim values, rather than a neutral "participant".

(Wikidata property values have highly contextual meanings beyond simple labels... but editors are still humans who attribute meaning to words.)

Both Cherry (2021) and Alien: Romulus (2024) are on sale today in the Apple TV store.

How it started... how it's going.