The Da Vinci Case, Part Two
In the wake of the recent Da Vinci Case verdict, it seems to be open season for arrant stupidity. A Russian art historian has accused The Da […]
Snitch Britain
Further to yesterday’s post on the water shortage informers, the Grauniad picks up the story: Hidden beneath the tranquil surface of the south-east’s pony paddocks and […]
Hosepipe Users Reported
In the south east of England, hosepipe bans have been introduced to cope with the unfortunate water shortages caused by the incompetence and irresponsible lack […]
Firms to pay for ID Checks
According to IT Week, companies signing up to use the Stasi Database will have to cough up for the privilege. Duh, well, who’da thought it?! […]
More on the Finestein Case
Via Chris over at Strange Stuff a response by Hannah Pool on the case I discussed last week. Chris dissects Hannah’s prejudices nicely. However I […]
Pessimistic Outlook
Over at The England Project, a somewhat pessimistic variation on the seven ages of man. It’s a short piece but do pop over and have a […]
Britblog 60
This week’s britblog roundup is up.
Speed Camera Evasion
According to this interesting article in the Observer today, thousands of motorists are cheating the plethora of speed cameras that, ostensibly in the name of […]
The Child-Free Village
This story in the Grauniad by Julie Bindel follows the same theme as the one I heard being discussed on Jeremy Vine’s show this week. […]
Da Vinci Verdict
The judge presiding over the silly copyright case involving Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code has delivered a verdict: A high court judge today rejected claims […]