Network Rail fined £4m for Ladbroke Grove | Uk News | News | Telegraph
Network Rail has been fined £4m for its predecessor’s part in the Ladbroke Grove collision. Naturally, there are those for whom this is not enough […]
Month: March 2007
Neil Has A Friend
It seems that Neil Harding is not alone in this world. Bob B commenting on Tim’s post about the TK Maxx hacking story reiterates the same […]
BBC NEWS | UK | Call for motorbike speed limiters
MPs have urged the government to carry out a study into the possibility of fitting speed limiters to motorbikes. BBC NEWS | UK | Call […]
Neil Gets It
Finally, after all that banging on the door, a glimmer of reality strikes – or is it all a simple error and normal service will be […]
Neil… Again
Neil’s been at it again. He really, really doesn’t get it. Sometimes, trying to communicate with someone who uses reverse logic gives me a headache. […]
Children to ‘face criminal checks’ | Metro.co.uk
All children could face compulsory checks to discover if they are at risk of turning into criminals, according to new plans announced by the Prime […]
More Thoughts on the Slave Trade Controversy
Chris Dillow picks up on the slavery discussion. His assessment of my position as being Rawlsian is spot on. Put it this way. Crudely speaking, […]
BBC NEWS | UK | UK slave trade apology ‘needed’
Dr Sentamu, Archbishop of York: He added: “This community was involved in a very terrible trade, Africans were involved in a very terrible trade, the […]
Blunkett is given job at identity card firm | Politics | The Observer
Well, now here’s a surprise: David Blunkett has taken a job advising a company interested in bidding to run Britain’s controversial identity cards programme, a […]