More Liberties With Our Personal Data
As noted in the comments to my post on insurance, today we get this: Appearing before the Transport Select Committee, Mr Penning said the Government […]
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The Kafkaesque World of UK Motor Insurance
Returning to the UK has highlighted a problem that we expected in France, but not in the UK. When importing a vehicle into France, you […]
Today’s Spam
Sometimes the SPAM comments I get amuse me. Given the effectiveness of the filters in place – none of them get through – I can’t […]
The Guardian Sinks Lower Still
A little while back, I asked if the Guardian could possibly sink any lower – and observed that each time I think they’ve reached the bottom […]
The Insidious Kerry McCarthy and DNA Swabs
Via Leg Iron and Al Jahom, I see that the egregious Kerry McCarthy wants me to be DNA tested* because I live in Bristol. After […]
Big Society in Trouble?
Via The Englishman, this: SENIOR government figures are planning a relaunch of David Cameron’s Big Society vision amid concerns that the project is in crisis, […]
Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss
It didn’t take too long for the ConDems to start throwing legislation around in a drunken binge. In a move that comes straight from the […]
Moonbat Strikes Again.
I appreciate that I am late to this one, but I just couldn’t let it pass. While most houses are privately owned, the total housing […]
Ethics, Nudge and Organs
Regular commenter, Stephen has left a few comments in my absence. As they are related and cover more than one post, I thought that rather […]
The Return
We are returning to the UK tomorrow, so I’ll be offline for a bit. Probably until later in the week or even the weekend. The […]