A lot of folk from the government and media have taken it upon themsleves to lecture us on the sins of our travelling habits.
Fair enough.
Oddly, however, when it comes to the evils of using cars, the alternatives they tend to opt for seem a bit different to those advocated for most of us. And even when they do subsitute a taxi for a car, they don't seem to be any more keen on bearing the costs of such convenience.
BBC under fire again for spending £20,000 of licence payers' money on Wimbledon junket
Or even explaining exactly what these costs are.
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