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Some sort of scheme like they have with those bloody scooters could be a solution. Electric cars, unlock with your phone, pay as you go. It would be great if they were driverless cars It won't replace private ownership but could reduce the number of cars on the road. If it's cost effective, people who just need a car to go to the shops or pop round to see friends and family could go for it. Use the train to get between cities and pay as you go cars when you're there. The scheme probably exists somewhere, I think it sounds reasonable on paper, but not sure what it would be like in the real world

Pleaded guilty to public order offences. Has been bailed before sentencing. Lost his job, too. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-66985501

There's no infringement. The only player possibly infringing was the attacking player, who kicked the ball out - so regardless of whether there's infringement or not, it's a goal kick. Different if it's a defending player doing the infringing, but I can't see that it's the case in this instance.

I have to assume that this is one of those times where government leak stuff to the press ahead of any announcement to guage the reaction before they make the announcement. It's a classic "Let's see if we can be popular, rather than right." Although hard to see how that this will be popular amongst most humans living on planet earth.

I think that this is quite concerning for humanity. Antarctic sea ice at a record low. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-66724246