I don't like the way this headline seems to imply that people are slacking - no need at all to headline with mental health issues when the article is really about fit notes. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

CrossCountry has to be the worst UK train company doesn't it? Trains are always jam packed, with mostly reserved seats. This is why I travel to Aberdeen via London rather than the west coast mainline.

Why do drivers bang on about cyclists wearing hi viz and helmets when they can't even avoid poles that have lights on them? If they can knock over a metal pole then a helmet won't do much.

the year is 2029. i start my work day by logging into the authentication app and plugging a six digit code from my phone into the computer. after repeating this process 300 more times for every application and website i use, i am finally ready to get to work. it is now 5pm and time to go home

Why on earth are systems still asking for these ridiculous and proven to be counterproductive passwords?

Now I've got a horrible mental image of Musk and Trump's backside... @alastaircampbell2.bsky.social @restispolitics.bsky.social

Does Lord Rose have any evidence to back up this claim? Considering he has little in common with any of the people he's talking about. BBC News - Working from home is 'not proper work', says ex-Asda boss - BBC News www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Pretty lazy and confusing article in @theguardian.com about the perceived conflict between 'ebikers' & other cyclists. For the benefit of @zoesqwilliams.bsky.social I think they mean rental ebikes. This sort of confusing article really stokes the anti-cycling people.

An important connection between built infrastructure, #activetransit #cycling and #health 👇

Snowmaggedon in Exeter this morning!

"According to one American study, published in the Journal of Safety Research, children are eight times more likely to die when struck by an SUV compared with an average passenger car."