The tip of the iceberg in an education sector that lacks the professional skills to deliver executive governance. "London university sued after expelling student who was impersonated on social media" msn.com/en-gb/news/ukn…

"BBC 'determined to fight' Trump legal action" On what possible grounds? BBC has been caught TWICE (Newsnight & Panorama) doctoring the same footage to the same effect. Intent is beyond doubt. msn.com/en-gb/video/ne…

50 years of near stagnation on the delivery of UK nuclear power, caused by weak politicians responding to the green lobby, and our way forward is to make energy more expensive at the cost of thousands of jobs whilst subsidising unsustainable, short-term Net Zero projects.

Given the evidenced failure of the Planning Inspectorate to provide sound, impartial judgement continues to cost Derbyshire tax payers £millions in relation to the Sinfin Incinerator, why should anyone have confidence in Planning Inspectorate? Eddie Bisknell Cllr Alan Graves msn.com/en-gb/news/ukn…

Hilarious to watch the media contort a story to match an agenda: "National Energy System Operator predicts Britain could hit another milestone in the months ahead by running the grid for a period entirely with zero carbon power, renewables and nuclear." news.sky.com/story/new-reco…

"Energy Minister says, 'There's no shortcut' to bringing down bills." Yes, there is. We can start by getting rid of you and your delusional Net Zero fantasy with its £millions worth of pointless subsidies. news.sky.com/story/consumer…

1/13 The Information Commissioner has considered in detail the Post Office’s refusal to disclose the secret Guiding Principles of the Horizon Scandal Scheme on the grounds of its Legal Professional Privilege - which is a qualified exemption.

Interesting to read the hindsight views on the pandemic but it's concerning to see the lack of transparency around what was happening in some of the badly impacted hospitals. The graphic accounts of survivors might add some nuance to the claims that COVID wasn't a serious threat.

As the UK struggles to maintain its automotive manufacturing base... Rachel, from accounts, comes up with a new plan. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

I know at least a dozen lawyers have seen this post and have reasonable grounds to believe that a senior member of the judiciary ignored evidence of criminal activity within the justice system. None of them lifted a finger. Give your heads a wobble. You're part of the problem.

That's the same Google that's preventing UK voluntary organisations and victims of abuse from recording phone calls in what is an unlawful interference with UK citizens' legal rights under RIPA and Telecommunications Regs 2000. Any GDPR reference in response is legally flawed.

A third Post Office system discovered with bugs, errors and defects. How many other industries have stayed silent on similar issues? We know energy companies have pursued vulnerable customers through the courts for payment of knowingly inaccurate bills. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

#PostOfficeScandal #OperationOlympos #Justice #Accountabiliry Jane MacLeod, Post Office General Counsel who allegedly suppressed the Swift Review, authorised false pleadings about Horizon remote access & filed bogus recusal applications, is now safely ensconced Down

"Ministers have never run companies", they shout. But you've never delivered social care. Your over-simplified analogy misses the lessons of the pyramid of intervention, where failing to intervene early at low cost causes an increase in future costs incl NHS as cases go critical.