The other day I was speaking at a meeting and we had a problem with the loudspeakers. That is not unusual. The more specific problem was that we were hearing the radio through the speakers. It was a fairly conventional station fortunately but irritating nonetheless. we twiddles with a few buttons and knobs to no effect.
The matter was resolved when a lady found that it was her radio (or at least the radio on her phone) broadcasting from her handbag . . .
This summer I wandered into St Clement Danes church in Central London. As an island in the middle of a very busy road it must have wrestled with background noise for over a century.
I picked up a leftover Order of Service. These days it is the Royal Air Force London chapel rather than a parish church so I was most impressed by the appropriateness of its advice about mobile phones - switch them to 'flight' mode.
This summer I wandered into St Clement Danes church in Central London. As an island in the middle of a very busy road it must have wrestled with background noise for over a century.
I picked up a leftover Order of Service. These days it is the Royal Air Force London chapel rather than a parish church so I was most impressed by the appropriateness of its advice about mobile phones - switch them to 'flight' mode.
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