Picture this, you're at the beach this summer and the only Wi-Fi available is from Tony's phone.

You could just ask him if you could use it.

Tony sounds like a nice approachable person. Like an uncle. Uncle Tony! Oh forget it, you wouldn't have the social bravery to ask anyway.

Nobody does.

No EU roaming fees this year means no awkward hunt for Wi-Fi.

This is supermarket mobile.

Tesco mobile. Every little helps.

Until 2025 for terms and roaming destination see Tesco mobile.

com forward slash home from home. Hi everyone it's February it's LGBT history month as well so in line with LGBT

history month we've got a lovely bonus episode for you today with historian Justin

Bengri.

Justin is the director of Goldsmith Center for Queer History.

And this little snippet is all about the pink pound and what it means.

So we sort of discuss the origins of the term, the subsequent

problems behind it and Harriet stereotypes certain people within the LGBT

community. Lovely, lovely episode. If you never listen to the whole thing, just

go and click on the link in the bio and you can hear the whole thing.

And it's just lovely. He's a brilliant episode.

Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for our very exciting LGBT history month special which is also

coming up. We'll be drip feeding bits and bobs throughout the month on socials and here on the

podcast. So here it is, Here's Justin Ben Bengri.

So one of the things that I think is fascinating that you do,

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