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I worry about people smoking while driving in general... driving with one hand on the steering wheel probably isn't the most sensible idea I don't think, especially if it's not free - you never know what could come along!

Oh and sorry the links for the last couple of columns links haven't been posted, they don't seem to be on the EE website.

Last Saturday's column is up now on the EE website HERE

Sorry, I never checked yesterday or the day before so I don't know if it was up before then.

Cameron says he can't find his way about London very easily - tut tut!! Perhaps public transport is the answer..

With the tube/tram/dlr/train/bus network, I think it's rather difficult to get lost in London! If you get on the wrong tube by mistake, you can always get off at the next stop, and get one in the other direction almost instantly.

It's so different to Dublin. We don't have bus stops telling us when the next No 10 will arrive etc. And road signs are better in London.

After all the hard work which that nice Mr Livingstone has done to improve things in London....

I suggest Cameron goes to tfl.gov.uk and goes to journey planner - he will get lots of options as to how to get from one place to another - it will even say how long it will take to walk for some journeys!

well I have been on the tube in rush hour time and if I didn't have parents and family friends putting me on the correct train I would have got completely lost.

Personally I find being in a big city like that rather daunting, I mean is the population of London not similar to the WHOLE of Scotland?!

Today's column, there is a bit about how Cameron got to drive the Ferrari with one of the pictures he got Christine to post on here for us (you SO should have gone scooping!! people do that here all the time, so sad but in a car like that you'd certainly have turned heads!), filling in for a Radio Scotland presenter and getting to have someone Kenneth McKellar (who is he?) on the show. Bit about all the press the Beckham family get and how it is a bit ridiculous, where the incident when a tabloid printed he had supposedly threatened a women was referred to. Oh and a bit about the election and how all polticians minus Charles Kennedy seem to say negative things.

Your doing a good job keeping us informed Jezi *pat on the back*.

thanks Suzanne, feel a bit funny doing it though when Cameron is actually a member here but oh well!

I'm sure he appreciates it as everyone does.

Suzanne, you have no excuse though - you could buy it yourself!!! I'm only kidding. I used to just read it at work but now do buy a copy cos there are a few things on a Saturday I like to see.

You are doing a great job Jezi for those of us who don't live in Scotland!

the interview WAS hilarious, but even I'm too young to remember him properly - ask yer Granny luv

Yes I do Muppet - thanks very much.

felicity, I shall do! Really need to phone them actually.

It's OK everyone, I am happy to summarise it

I buy it most Saturday's or read someone elses.

Last Saturday's column can be found HERE

Brilliant, thanks Christine.