Ranting Gets You Jailed
Jacqueline Woodhouse may not hold very pleasant views and her decision to engage in a drunken, expletive ridden rant on the underground was, perhaps, ill-advised and […]
Month: May 2012
Cookie Law
It is now a legal requirement for websites to let users know about cookies on their sites and what information they gather – and to […]
Blame the SatNav
Another blame the satnav story. Lauren Smee, who passed her road test three months before the accident, was driving in the dark when she approached […]
Racism Industry
I see that the racism industry is in the news again with nearly 88,000 “racist incidents” being recorded in schools in the past five years (which […]
Single Issue Pressure
One of the problems with those pressing a single issue is that they become obsessed by it and assume that everyone else must be involved […]
Phone Data is the New DNA
When the police investigate a crime, it is reasonable for them to follow up all relevant leads and these days, mobile phones can provide a […]
Medicating the Healthy
Again we get a story about statins and in particular, medicating healthy people. Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering […]