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Simon williams who is road safety spokesman for the rac. it sounds a bit of a contradiction, you can watch television but you cannot use your mobile phone. t cannot use your mobile phone. i think people will struggle with that considerably, particularly the difference being use you are using your hand to hold your telephone to your hand to hold your telephone to your ear and you can take control of the wheel should you need to, but equally, if you are watching or engaged in a television programme while the car is driving, would you be ready to take back control then? there are a few questions ...

Pmqs these days? i want soap opera but they turned to pmqs these days?— want soap opera but they turned to pmqs these days? i cannot... that is so unfair! i'm — pmqs these days? i cannot... that is so unfair! i'm stunned _ pmqs these days? i cannot... that is so unfair! i'm stunned to _ pmqs these days? i cannot... that is so unfair! i'm stunned to find - pmqs these days? i cannot... that is so unfair! i'm stunned to find they i so unfair! i'm stunned to find they are still— so unfair! i'm stunned to find they are still turning the stuff out, and ithink— are still turning the stuff out...

And now for something completely different! LONDON, March 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- It is one of the most frequently quoted comedy series of all time, but it hasn't been seen on British

/PRNewswire/ -- It is one of the most frequently quoted comedy series of all time, but it hasn't been seen on British TV for nearly 35 years. Now, Monty...

Writer Simon Nye recalls how a lousy pilot episode spooked Harry Enfield and almost sent the culturally defining sitcom spinning