(This is a pretty fair historical use - both of them worked in the defence sector as we now call it.)

They're apparently doing a selection of passengers but not everyone, so I hope they leave late-runners alone.

That does not surprise me.

I don't have checked baggage, so let's hope!

In my favour: I have done it faster before. Against me: new biometric registration thingy for the Schengen Zone.

François Cardarelli's Encyclopedia of Scientific Weights and Measures is very good for this, and iirc the relevant chapter is on his website as a free sample

My guess is that he's having a protein shake

For sure. I think this is an important issue to report on, since it's evidently affecting women's lives, but the reporting could be done more carefully.

Exactly. There needed to be some tougher questions for those app businesses.

It ends up effectively promoting apps where the business model relies on women feeling afraid in situations where they have relatively little need to be.

They wave you through the lines for free at European airports if you're running late - you don't have to pay. I once did a Schiphol connection in 25 minutes (i.e. not getting off Plane 1 until Plane 2's boarding had officially closed).

no but Andy Burnham has the designs ready to go when the Labour leadership battle kicks off

Exactly zero, in fact when I got a hysterectomy my sex life only came up when *I* took the initiative to ask the consultant if there were any side effects on that front I should consider before I went ahead.

Also, dreadful questionnaire design, no doubt deliberately, so I did a lot of 'don't know' replies on the multiple choice due to not being able to explain reasoning behind answers

And that criminal convictions should be treated as spent in the same way for immigrants as citizens