The cavernous, ancient Westminster Hall, dating to 1097, where the late Queen Elizabeth II lay in state, is resolutely immune to getting any internet or mobile phone reception
That sounds perfect for conducting parliamentary business in. Get them off their phones whilst debating.
Wait until people find out how many films aren't true at all. Loads of them are totally made up. They spend so much money faking things that never happened. It's crazy.
Living with a knife to your throat is also highly dangerous and exciting. I don't recommend it.
The tech can't be un-invented, but it's still very much up for discussion wether society puts significant resources into the data centres to run this. Regulations on responsible use are also up for discussion.
EVs use lithium-ion batteries with an energy density of around 0.3 kWh/kg. Gasoline, by comparison, has an energy density of roughly 13 kWh/kg. That means ICE vehicles, including diesel cars, store nearly nine times more potential energy than EVs
They're probably saying the battery is 4x the weight of a fuel tank. Not far off.
Well that's down to unsafe design. Car locks that don't open in an emergency has nothing to do with EV or not. All cars have electric locks these days run from the low voltage (12v/24v) battery.
If a king or past queen were to be accused. It is technically impossible. As our whole criminal justice system is based on the king Vs the defendent/accused.
It's not "The King vs....". It's "The Crown vs...". It might seem a pedantic point, but the crown is a concept similar to "the state", and distinct from any monarch.
A case being "The Crown vs. HRH King Charles III" is perfectly feasible. The monarch being subject to law is a concept that goes back over 800 years.
Other then the king. The only people fully free of the justice system. Are MPs when acting in parliament itself.
They are not free of the whole justice system. They have limited parliamentary privileges mainly related to what they can say without consequences, but they couldn't murder their opponents.
There's no honour amongst them.