Letter: Forbidden fruit

Saturday 05 February 2005 00:02 GMT

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Sir: Apples! Steve McDonnell should worry (Letters, 2 February). While I waited 20 minutes for a bus in Teddington High Street this morning 18 drivers using mobile phones passed me. Sad to count, I know, but little else to do in Teddington High Street at 8am. Oh yes, three were bus drivers - alas or thank God, not mine.

STEPHEN KEELER

Hampton,

Middlesex

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