How crammed does the tube get on your daily commute to work? Are you one of the lucky ones to have to use sardinal (read “central” ) line every day? Or are you blessed with the joy of the northern line on your way to work? Which one of the two is busier and in fact which line do you think is the busiest during peak times?

No unfortunately we don’t mean by the question above which line is the most hip instead, for those of us taking the tube every day its no surprise that there are some lines which make you sweat just by looking at them as they get quite hot. Sure the Metropolitan line boasts air conditioning but that seems to be the exception rather than the norm- and most of us have to endure quite often tropical heats once boarded. Are you one of the “lucky” ones who is confronted with this every day?which line do you think gets the hottest?

Ok so with the current temperature range in London occasionally (or quite often, depending on your luck ) commuting by tube becomes a bit of an adventure to say the least. One component of this adventure is the sweat- which tube line do you think is the sweatiest?
Circle line has been known to have its moments but surely central line is not that far behind .. Or is it?

Ok so with the current temperature range in London occasionally (or quite often, depending on your luck ) commuting by tube becomes a bit of an adventure to say the least. One component of this adventure is the sweat- which tube line do you think is the sweatiest?
Circle line has been known to have its moments but surely central line is not that far behind .. Or is it?

According to a think tank, the BBC licence fee is outdated and should be scrapped in favour of a subscription-based service. Do you think this would help the Beeb provide a much better service to the viewers?

Jobcentre will put a ban on jobs in the sex industry (e.g. lapdancers, strippers) on the basis that they want to protect jobseekers from jobs they don’t feel comfortable with. If that is the case, should jobseekers then be allowed to choose from the beginning what jobs are they not comfortable with? What if one is no comfortable with a job in a call centre where you have to deal with angry customers calling to complain all the time? Should these sort of jobs be forced onto jobseekers then or should we allow jobseekers to reject these jobs (on the same basis)?