Heathrow Express is listed twice in the key, and there is also a West Midlands Trains and West Midlands Railways listed (someone will be along to explain the difference).

Will be waiting to see it update when the Caledonian Sleeper starts stopping at Birmingham International.

Much that I really like their album Extra Virgin, I think I have to put Olive's You're Not Alone in this category. Knocks everything else out the park.

It's not really the venue size that's the issue, it's the number of stewards etc you need for the crowd size. No point employing stewards for 20k people if you only expect to sell 10k tickets. So if you hit the 10k sales then you would book on more stewards and then be able to sell more tickets.

"Not to mention his many years as secretary of the Gary Wilmot Appreciation Society."

Screensharing a PowerPoint presentation on Teams whilst in edit mode because they haven't worked out how to get to present view (or better still how to present on Teams rather than screenshare).

Should have gone on Love Island...

I get it for longer journeys - faster/nicer trains to London should cost more than the slower commuter trains. But between Rugby and Birmingham they use the same tracks so one is never faster than the other.

Yep that was me - Rugby to Birmingham. Had an Avanti only ticket but got on a LNR train.
I always buy Any Operator tickets because they are often only slightly more expensive, but this ticket has been bought for me by a colleague.

(Not recommended: getting to the station in good time for your train, spotting the previous train was late, so getting on that instead. And then discovering that whilst you had an Anytime ticket it was for a specific train operator. And discovering this when the ticket inspector pointed it out).

True but you've also got to live with yourself for shilling for Big Risotto.