➀ Ed reflects on his return to Westminster, describing the environment as gossipy and vindictive; ➁ He speculates about the possibility of a secret plan to use an uncontroversial leader as a Trojan Horse; ➂ He considers the unions as potential allies in his political strategy, aiming for a cabinet position in the next government.

➀ Ed believes he is a suitable candidate for the 'Chips Envoy' position proposed by the European Semiconductor Industry Association; ➁ He has extensive experience in the chip industry and has held various positions; ➂ Ed outlines his plans for the allocation of funds raised by the EU Chips Acts, emphasizing support for Europe's large chip companies and research institutions.

1. Ed, a CEO, faces issues with the College of Arms over his commercialization of his Coat of Arms. 2. The Garter King of Arms threatens legal action through the Court of Chivalry, which has historical legal force. 3. Ed's potential political career and his rights as a holder of Letters Patent are at stake, influencing his decision on whether to return to government.

1. Ed, the former CEO, has become a celebrity in the US due to his appearance in an AI-enabled toothbrush ad. 2. He is now considering endorsements and has a US agent promoting his media career. 3. Ed is looking to maintain a balance between his newfound fame and his political aspirations in the UK.

1. Ed, a former minister, sets up a scam disguised as a game to exploit people's gullibility. 2. The scam involves buying and developing digital islands with various features and furnishings. 3. The operation is successful, highlighting the ease of manipulating public trust.