@ruinedshirts@_thisisscotland@AvantiWestCoast That will probably work in terms of you will be allowed through the barriers, but it would be against the rules and if they catch you, you could face prosecution. But the underlying issue is why are normal peak fares stupidly expensive.
@raymondoshea4@I_amMukhtar He's saying it's a service that exists and cost £25 million ish to build. Now that it exists it costs nothing extra to use each time. I'd be interested to know where GB news got the £3 million figure - it sounds like sending everyone an SMS, but that's not what happened.
@eluzh_@john_ritzema There was only one alert in England and two in Wales (one in Welsh). If you got it multiple times, something is wrong with your phone. What kind of phone is it?
@screamingsutch There were 2 alerts in Wales, one in English, one in Welsh. In England there was only one. Something is wrong with your phone or network if you got it twice. Which phone / network are you on? https://t.co/sXkFY4viCK
@karentraviss@DarrenPlymouth Are you saying that people set more deliberate fires in famously hotter years?
Or could it be that hotter weather means fires grow that otherwise would quickly go out by themselves, or be easily extinguished?
@CallumLyon Or they could give you the refund at the start of the year and only take the money if you actually have an accident. You could call it an "excess".
@MplsBarry@dweekly It can be addressed by insulation and keeping windows and doors closed. If the house is cooled when the sun is out it can stay cool for hours at night.
@mattfle02898557@DavidDavisMP About a third of emissions come from countries our size or smaller. You can't say only larger countries need to fix it, smaller countries can carry on - that just doesn't work.
@MATatBucks@diana_blamires Flying a flag is not a crime in Oxfordshire, only flying a flag on someone else's property without permission. Plenty of people have England flags on their houses at the moment.
@Eurostar You will cancel all trains from Amsterdam/Rotterdam to London and vice/versa until Sunday. Including mine on Friday. Because you have no choice. There; wasn’t difficult.
@Eurostar@wonderbison I made a simple suggestion to one of your team that could have made a huge difference to us when we arrived and the response was "sorry that's not my job", not something like"interesting idea, I'll pass that on at our next meeting"
@Peak_Ascent@g__j My parents live in a rural area and have had a Nissan leaf for about 8 years. They haven't charged it on a public charger that whole time except on the day they bought it so they could drive it home. They charge at home.
@Ms_L_E@MichaelRosenYes I always wonder how much crime this has prevented, compared to how much pain this has caused people who didn't realise. Seriously, what do countries gain by setting this rule. If the rule was "you're allowed 3 months after your passport expires" what issues would that cause?
@iamabdulrosheed@Asmaasultanaa@elonmusk@grok No, it's true that someone has made a lawsuit. It's not proven true that they can read your messages. They say they can't, which is plausible, but we can't know for sure. It's also possible another app can read your WhatsApp messages on your phone especially if you use backup.
@Hengist123@rorysutherland I don't get what you mean by "I refuse to travel into and back out of London on the same line." Is that what you meant to type? Do you mean I refuse to use HS1, because I usually go home on the same line I went in on so that I arrive back at the same place at the end of the day.