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"Pressure" on Woakes and Carse to keep this momentum going

Different bowling attack when the pitch is doing a bit

Come on. Get Jadeja and it's done

Big wicket. One more quick one really could open this up.

Hoping for a "miracle". Pessimist in me is that Pant smashes a decisive 30/40 when he shouldn't even be out there.

Another silly question. Authority doesn't mean it's automatically legitimate or correct.

I couldn't get the point of that particular question. How is curiosity almost a polar opposite to good manners? I'd want my kids to have both.

Let's face it it's insane. Look at the ingredients on processed foods, drinks etc and 99.9% of people have no idea exactly what they're putting into their bodies in terms of chemicals, additives, preservatives , flavourings etc. you need a food science degree to read the labels. People have no...

still think if Pant is next man in it's absolute shithousery.

Bowling hasn't been good enough this series full stop. Indian seamers apply pressure - we take an early wicket then immediately feed them 4 or 5 boundaries to ease the pressure.

It was a hoik across a straight ball - then last 4 wickets are down for 11 runs. Poor shot selection when you're the last recognised batsman.

Some of it's so stupid. Making Sundar look world class. This just a repeat of the last two Pakistan Tests (same top 7 batting order) - poor shot selections on testing pitches. Stokes batting like its an ODI rather as a captain & last recognised batsman - nurse the tail. If it does get close (not...

That's probably why "weight specialists" prescribe rather than GPs.

Anyone care to guess what a decent target is on this wicket - assuming England's bowlers can find some sort of discipline

You can get anti-smoking medication on the NHS so treaments to go alongside weight-loss should be covered to a point. That point being it can't be a lifelong substitute for unhealthy diets and lack of exercise.

Genuinely think there's a discussion to be had about parental responsibility and child obesity.

They heavily tax alcohol and tobacco often using the reason it pays for the extra health treatment users tend to require. No-one is politically brave enough to go after unhealthy foods which already cost the health system & the economy more than alcohol & tobacco combined.

But the "rider" with these jabs is that you do have to exercise and eat properly. Jabs can't cure stupid.

My eldest lived there for 4 years. Cost of living is high - they used to drive into Sweden for shopping. But when she was there you had to pay for the first 200 euros (approx) per year for GPs,healthcare etc then after that it was free. That included mental health as well (she's a psychologist)

They have nearly twice as many doctors per 1000 people than UK so that's probably the biggest factor.