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Mark Benstead I think.

I've seen a lot of people turn left using the right lane on that approach. Wrong, but I suppose 75% of the traffic from the 2 lanes is going south towards Stirling. In general, that junction is dire now, got slowly worse over the last 10-15 years.

On that note, Braverman making a fool of herself on the radio earlier today. She didn't even watch the whole clip. Truss is a laughing stock, but I think Braverman might be even more dangerous. https://www.independent.co.uk/tv/news/suella-braverman-gideon-falter-today-programme-b2532495.html

The full 13 minute clip of the encounter between Mr Falter and the police gives a bit more context to the incident. https://news.sky.com/story/i-was-jewish-and-crossing-the-street-campaigner-criticises-outrageous-reaction-to-antisemitism-row-13120776

More well-kempt than Stendel IMO

Headline of the week

oof: A woman who suffered brain damage after falling off a pier has failed in a £600,000 compensation bid after a judge branded her a "regular liar". https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-68789732 Short version: she was entitled to £370k after a fall, but judge found that she had exaggerated the impacts, so awarded her nothing

In Devon, and not a campsite, but we stayed here in 2022 and really enjoyed it. More suitable for younger kids (ours were 8 and 4 at the time). https://www.torridgehouse.co.uk/ There are two theme parks aimed at families a bit further north on the A39.

Scott Burns suggesting that we are still nosying around Thelin.

Possibly old-fashioned, but I think a manager should be living in the city (or close by), particularly if they are on a salary of 200k+. It doesn't given any sense of permanence. Goodwin was commuting, not the main reason he failed, but it didn't help. Player-wise we had the Jackie McNamara experience.

Have Lennon and Richard Gordon ever been on the same radio show? Can't remember any occasion.

Richard Gordon's thinking may be sound, but these are awfully nondescript suggestions. He reckons we'll find out this weekend.

off to Belgium next month, had planned to go to Standard Liege vs Leuven, did the research on where to park, nearest train station etc On their ticketing website next to the game it says, "match à huis-clos"...turns out that they've to play this match behind closed doors due to problems in a game against Anderlecht earlier this season, FFS. Plan B might be Sporting Charleroi. Had really wanted to go to Anderlecht, but the dates don't work out.

off to Freiburg, no? edit, they've appointed someone else