There are still 4 networks and masts that don’t work for both of 3 and Vodafone despite their common ownership.

When people ask me for advice on standing for election, the first thing I say is “Don’t do it unless you have a purpose. If you think being an MP will be fun, you’ll soon be disabused. But if are working towards a goal, you’ll be able to shrug off all the insults and inconveniences.” Al Carns is a good example of someone who has gone into politics with a purpose. You don’t lightly step away from commanding the SBS or turn down a senior one-star field appointment. His purpose is plain enough: he wants to reverse the decades-long downgrading of our Armed Forces. Some MPs will respect his integrity; others will resent the mirror that he holds up to their own motives. We’ll find out soon enough which response is more common.

Why won't any of our anti cycling helmet idiots, sign up to do comparison testing at their own risk of not wearing a cycling helmet ! Funny they are all quick enough to post their rubbish quickly , but chicken out when it comes to the crunch 🤣

And the entire general public has suffered because the NHS has has to treat a preventable head injury.

We need to get out of this mindset that wars are won by soldiers alone. They're won by supply chains, factories and the country behind them. That's the conversation we need to have.

Plenty of cases out there of cyclists who didn't wear a cycling helmet & wish they had & both they & their families have suffered because of that bad decision !

There is a time, there is a place… Money should be spent on defence, not rainbows 🌈

The thing that Starmer and Johnson have in common is that neither of them had a clear idea of how they wanted to run the country, and that was politically fatal for both in the end.

This is the chief problem with socialists, they just don’t understand how innovation works. Someone had to invent the iPhone for it to exist. That’s why making the guy who invents things rich incentivises more things to be invented in future.

.@jerrytaylor. Try to keep up. The Nazi Army and Navy could not agree on whether the invasion should be on a broad front (desired by the Army) or a narrow one (desired by the Navy). Adm Raeder was wholly opposed to it. Gen Franz Halder described the Navy's plans as 'complete suicide'. Landing rehearsals with canal barges were farcical. Nobody could come up with a way of dealing with British minefields. Germany's destroyer force, crucial in any such engagement, had been wiped out at Narvik.

London transport chiefs accused of 'cover-up' on record high cycling casualties - story and video with top team @lukereevey @niva_yadavv standard.co.uk/news/london/c…

Cyclists, the days may be brighter but bike lights could assist drivers to see you and could help to keep you safe on the roads. Drivers, always look twice for bikes, and look over your shoulder before pulling out. #LookOutForEachOther

I've been a pedestrian and cyclist all my life - it has happened to me twice as a cyclist, never as a pedestrian. In cars, we have air bags for the purpose.

Bicycle riding being the only thing you can claim as a good thing in your life seems like a bad place to be

Jerry, mate, time to accept defeat and pedal on