One of our more self indulgent judges uses the example of a sticky dodger to explain an inference. Mum leaves the room and the sticky dodger vanishes. Kid vehemently denies taking it but has jam on h… (View Post)

I remember in the excellent Chicken Hawk the author lamented that the army taught them to fly helicopters exactly the same way- with lots of running and marching. It's a mindset as old as time for th… (View Post)

Its an all too rare good news story. I suspect it has been driven more by the introduction of electric buses and other similar vehicles than ULEZ itself but hey, let's not knock it. (View Post)

That seems to me an entirely logical approach. After all, Starmer thinking its a good idea would make almost anyone have doubts. (View Post)

My instinctive reaction is that invisibility is not really a great attribute for a bridge. You could fall off. (View Post)