Which everyday British moral compromise bothers your conscience the most?

A quick squeeze behind a stranger at Oxford Circus saves a fiver but shifts the cost onto everyone else. Petty theft or victimless shortcut?

Ringing the office with a croaky voice while scrolling Netflix. Harmless self-care or quietly letting your colleagues down?

A £4 top is hard to resist, even when the headlines about garment workers and landfill keep piling up. Convenience versus conscience.

That weekend gardening gig or tutoring session that never makes it onto the tax return. Small potatoes or freeloading on public services?

Pretending not to see someone in a doorway on a freezing February night in Manchester or Bristol. Self-protection or quiet cruelty?