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The main limitation I find with Kahtoola microspikes is that they accumulate soft snow and/or vegetation and so lose grip - but I agree there are...

Utterly ridiculous to put a young manager and group of players in, and then not bother to give them time, and get rid at the first slump in form.

Super Frankie Lampard will be laughing all the way to the bank. I'm just laughing. He didn't do a great deal at Derby and it was always going...

Call my agent, yep :) Plus Schitt’s Creek (second time around) And Breaking Bad

Robbie Burns Night Afton Water Flow gently, sweet Afton, among thy green braes, Flow gently, I'll sing thee a song in thy praise; My...

Cheers Graham, hope you like it. Two lads having adventures with humour and also some profound comments. There are four or five episodes so far.

So that will be Mank and The Trial Of The Chicago Seven for Hester and for you: Call My Agent? :)

No, wokerati are people who use Chinese cooking implements.

Well, I enjoyed it when Scumbag College were on... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysG96dUtGh4

I did 5 miles around the fields and farms this morning, at about 8:40/mile pace. Mikrospikes on..... on some of the worst sections even they...

University Challenge is the only thing i watch on BBC (in fact the only new thing that i watch on any tv apart from live sport).

1 to 4 above, Yeap - me too. Thanks for the heads up about BBC Scotland and Roaming in the Wild. Found this on iplayer...

7.77 miles, 4,029 feet, 2 hours 45 minutes: Wansfell Pike, with twice up/down the race route to the kissing gate. Sunshine and clouds, a strong cold...

BBC:- Good things:- The News Quiz More or Less I'm sorry, I haven't a clue The Now Show Plus quite a few things on BBC Scotland or BBC Alba,...

Is wokerati even a word? Meaning the exact opposite of twat-erati presumably? :) We’re watching Spiral (BBC 4), Winterwatch (BBC2) and Would I lie...

First Little Grebe of the Year on the Wharfe in Otley. Also saw Bullfinches, Tree Creeper, Goosanders, Fieldfare, Greenfinch, Buzzard and much more...

Hi Alex! I’m based near Southampton, so not a million miles away. Trips to the Beacons sounds good! Currently rehabbing a stubborn Achilles, but will...

4 things I love (have loved) about the BBC (spoiler alert: they're all on the radio - no TV!) 1. THE SHIPPING FORECAST. This is well ahead of...

Interesting to hear varying perspectives on Packham, great stuff

you might like to look at this book https://www.amazon.co.uk/Training-Uphill-Athlete-Mountain-Mountaineers/dp/1938340841 It's a bit pricey but...

I cut packham a lot of slack. As a self identified person on the autistic spectrum (asperger's) I think he's a positive role model for people like...

The mud does wind me up a bit, but I know what I should be doing and how hard I should be working on every leg. The quality is there.

38m on the bike today. Over blubberhouses moor and up kex gill and over to addingham, back through Ilkley. Very cold.

How interesting. They're obviously pretty hardy then - and well fed seemingly. I'll keep an eye out next time I'm in the area.

Don't know about any quantifiable research but macaws and various other 'parrots' have been flying around the streets and surrounding countryside of...

A steady 13 miles today bought a very pleasing week to a close. 68 miles, a decent pb at 5km, and weight back under 81kg. Next week, i must get...

You must have a short memory

Having now listened to this, it seems the counter argument is that they're not causing any ecological damage. This seems tricky to judge. I'm...

I would have liked to have heard that (I guess I could find it on catch-up). It's an interesting case with parakeets - I can't really see an argument...