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Good one. Do you know the origin of the word 'canter'? When pilgrims travelled from London to Canterbury, they had to ride at a 'Canter', or a Canterbury pace (between a trot and a gallop), to reach the safety of the Canterbury city gates by nightfall. Apologies for the historical...

'Was there a better site than Falmer?' No. Discussing alternative sites, however daft they were, is akin to pissing in the wind. We can't change the past. But we can change the future. Perhaps a better question might be: 'Is there a better transport plan than the one currently being delivered?'

Yes, that's all very well, but if decisions were logical, we didn't have awkward buggers who do the opposite of sensible, and everything works smoothly, we wouldn't be in England, would we?

Look, let's just build one of these and be done with it. If Germany can build one 120 years ago, then why can't we? How hard can it be? All it needs is a forward thinking, transformational, philanthropic billionaire, who could invest his money in it until it's all gone.