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It does seem utterly nonsensical for us to have their phones, tablets, notebooks, smart bands, smart watches, mini hotspots, routers, memory cards, whatever else, and yet be worried about their network kit. I'd understand far more if everything they do was under suspicion (or proved to be...

Another U-turn (it was already expected): Huawei to be stripped of role in UK's 5G network by 2027, Dowden confirms U-turn puts Boris Johnson on collision course with Tory rebels on timing of ban

You'd think they would use dog poo bags.

But just think how much he can spend on the website(s)? Look for economic recovery among website builders.

Is "the country" the UK or England? Regardless, I am so glad I do not live in Kent. The UK government is to build “10 to 12” new Brexit border customs and controls sites across the country in a move that Michael Gove has said cements the mission to “take back control” from the EU. In the...

Politicians seem to be much happier at passing some new legislation rather than ensuring existing laws are properly enforced. Guess it is much easier to come up with some words and a vote or two rather than manage the reality of law enforcement.

Is this the right way of tackling the issue? In my view, people who attack 999 emergency workers should be banged to rights. But we end up with a bizarre legal situation in which some people are differently protected to others. Plan to double maximum sentence for attacks on 999 emergency...

We have Tesco, Aldi, Lidl, Morrisons, Iceland and M&S. With Asda and Co-op reachable. M&S are definitely still wiping baskets. Don't use Iceland or Co-op.

We now have another sad addition to Famous Last Words: 30-year-old dies after attending 'Covid party' in Texas Patient said: ‘I think I made a mistake, I thought this was a hoax, but it’s not’, according to health official

Over Swavesey Lake. https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/cambridge-news/nasa-comet-neowise-pictures-cambridgeshire-18585962

Lidl no longer have baskets in the "traditional" sense. They have wheeled baskets with long handles. They are horrible to use - requiring much bending (or just dropping things on top of each other without regard to the damage that causes) and too heavy to carry. I could manage, partner finds it...

Of course I thought about it. Hence, my added words. The article does itself question the headline claim. As in: But Prof Arne Akbar, an immunologist at UCL, said antibodies are only part of the story. There is growing evidence, he said, that T cells produced to fight common colds can protect...

Reporting yet another incredible group of people: We have worked tirelessly to take ownership of this site to allow us to get on with my plan for jobs, creating good quality high skilled local jobs for local workers. The more I work, the more tired I get. How do they do it? It is easier for...

Not quite true. I carry a sanitiser spray containing (mostly) alcohol - and I regularly spray basket handles - indeed whole baskets. Some shops do spray theirs - but all too many don't. Supermarkets and other food shops should put a lot more effort into keeping baskets and trolleys clean all...

Maybe. Maybe not... Immunity to Covid-19 could be lost in months, UK study suggests Exclusive: King’s College London team found steep drops in patients’ antibody levels three months after infection People who have recovered from Covid-19 may lose their immunity to the disease within months...

Is there a point at which the UK population achieves herd immunity? Just how long until we achieve herd immunity to the lies and worse of the current government and pretty much everything to do with brexit? We must be getting there, soon, please....

And failed on PPE despite warnings. How much due to doctrinaire privatisation? And, as I have said several times, what idiot puts it all in one location? Remember the days when computer people used to talk about contingency planning including a 747 "landing" on the building?

The NHS is very different to the kitchen sink. You can't just turn it on or off. It takes time and resources. Planning and understanding. That there was such a need to boost the NHS is a fundamental indictment of the government's management of the NHS. Yes, you don't have certainty. But you do...

Isn't it wonderful how the brexit brigade (or mob, if you prefer) seem to think taking back control is so right for the UK (for which, read "England"), but so wrong for Wales? (And, I assume, Scotland.) The Brexit Party will campaign in next year's Senedd election to scrap the current system of...

Back to brexit. Beholden to China and the USA - that's really taking back control. The Observer view on post-Brexit UK-China relations Observer editorial Zealots touted a future based on lucrative trade deals with Beijing. Only now are they are waking up to the risks Anger and alarm about...