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Train announcements. "this train is for- london, waterloo." some people love them. the more information thats given, the better. if you dont want to hear them, put your earphones in, because thats what we all do. it helps us to know more about the time. i mean, things to do. were strangers, and we need to know whats going on. better to be safe than sorry at the end of the day. - i actually appreciate it when they announce saying, "dont forget your bag", because i have left things on trains befor...

The more information thats given, the better. if you dont want to hear them, put your earphones in, because thats what we all do. it helps us to know more about the time. i mean, things to do. were strangers, and we need to know whats going on. better to be safe than sorry at the end of the day. - i actually appreciate it when they announce saying, "dont forget your bag", because i have left things on trains before. "this train terminates at st albans city." i some are less keen. if they just st...

If they just stuck to the stuff that�*s important, we�*d listen to it. all we get now is, people just give up. "see it, say it, sort it" — its something that i see, hear, quite often on the trains. yeah, thats something. but i dont really sort of take much notice of it. i personally do think that probably gets overused. i i dont think necessarily people think about the meaning - of that saying any more. especially on like, a short stop train, you get one when you get off, and then there�...

Of the queue for this talent shortage, for this 1.25 million unfilled jobs in the uk. so what theyre looking for is ability to work productively, but flexibly, from home, around two to three days a week. cities rely on workers. how many return will be key to their recovery as restrictions lift, hopefully for the last time. emma simpson, bbc news, coventry. yes, there may well be quite a few people going on the trains on public transport as they come back into the office for the first time. "see ...