Random Irritations
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Bunkermagnet
Journeyman Pro
Cluck off..That was supposed to be a chicken & not a cock
WorldHandicapSystem
Well-known member
Yes we do check them, and no they are not useless.
Surely all of the replies are the same though. No one is going to be pro slavery after all.
3 jabber
Well-known member
Live at the Apollo. It's just not funny.
cliveb
Head Pro
Here's a couple of articles worth reading:
Who is Peter Sullivan and why was he blamed for Diane Sindall's murder?
The investigation Diane Sindall's murder led to one of Britain's biggest miscarriages of justice.
www.bbc.co.uk
Why was Peter Sullivan not freed earlier?
The extraordinary injustice experienced by the 68-year-old triggers questions over the appeals system.
www.bbc.co.uk
Yes, the fishing fleet does leave harbour at 5:30am almost every morning…
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
you need to pop down with a boom box one morning and play the jaws theme while they're getting onboard
WorldHandicapSystem
Well-known member
Modern Slavery - Supply Chain Sustainability School
With 40.3 million victims estimated by the Global Slavery Index 2016 there are now more people enslaved than there have ever been in human history.
www.supplychainschool.co.uk
I don't dispute it happens. I do dispute that companies will hold their hands up to it. Ticking a box on a questionnaire, emailing a generic policy in, meaningless. Unless you are going in to every company, fully investigating including speaking to each employee, you aren't going to get to the bottom of things. What happens now is tick box, nothing more.Modern Slavery - Supply Chain Sustainability School
With 40.3 million victims estimated by the Global Slavery Index 2016 there are now more people enslaved than there have ever been in human history.
And there’s companies selling the tick boxes(procedures).
Neilds
Assistant Pro
People (the BBC) thinking we will do well at Eurovision just because of the song.
WorldHandicapSystem
Well-known member
Obviously we aren’t going to do that. The point is it starts to raise awareness.
The problem isn’t with tick box questionnaires, it’s with the attitudes of the companies who just produce generic policies rather than taking these things seriously and ensuring they don’t add to the problem.
Swinglowandslow
Well-known member
Here's a couple of articles worth reading:
Who is Peter Sullivan and why was he blamed for Diane Sindall's murder?
The investigation Diane Sindall's murder led to one of Britain's biggest miscarriages of justice.Why was Peter Sullivan not freed earlier?
The extraordinary injustice experienced by the 68-year-old triggers questions over the appeals system.
Thank you for the links.
Those reports, if hundred per cent accurate, and the way they are written suggests to me they are, I.e. they are matter of fact and not sensational , get me thinking. What with the police denying legal representation,
the confessions, and retractions and then confessions again (in those circumstances), I would have thought that such evidence would have been subject to the highest challenge by the Defence. They certainly should have been and I’m surprised if the Judge admitted them (Did he, I wonder?)
The changes in Sullivan’s explanations, and particularly the dental evidence, would have been more telling.
I mean, if one was presented with the dental evidence, it is so strong. I.e. it was saying his teeth made those marks, Of course, it was an expert’s opinion , but if you were the investigating police or the CPS, presented with that at the time,what would you be thinking.?
I see there were early attempts to get DNA comparisons, but the decisions about those were by the CCRC, who in 2008 was told by forensic scientists that they were unlikely to be able to recover any useful DNA.
Then in 2010 they thought there should be a review( of such cases) but didn’t get round to it,!
2019 beggars belief as it seems to me procedure overrules the important point of guilt or otherwise.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
My eyes have been watering all day yesterday, then I get home and got told my little girl had the same issue! I guess it's some form of hayfever that just happens at this time year. Took a Claritin this morning though and that hasn't really helped. Left eye still watering and I haven't even been outside yet.
harpo_72
Journeyman Pro
General automotive news , closures and shrinkage .. which equals job losses.
It’s happening right across the UK and Europe.
We are also seeing reorganisations in China as well.
Bit worrying for the 48yr old + men … think I will have to onlyfans, pretty sure I can find a market
It’s happening right across the UK and Europe.
We are also seeing reorganisations in China as well.
Bit worrying for the 48yr old + men … think I will have to onlyfans, pretty sure I can find a market
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Deleted member 21784
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Two of my kids have daily hay fever meds between April and October, zirtek I think
Just coming back in… a long 13+ hour day for those guys.
KenL
Tour Rookie
I’ve got horrendous (what I think is) hay fever. The over the counter medicines are useless.
