It would definitely fall under the statutory definition of terrorism if the threat was for a political reason rather than a personal. Terrorism Act 2000: (1) In this Act "terrorism" means t… (View Post)

No, because the courts have no jurisdiction over the Crown. Even I as a relatively junior Crown Servant have no contract, and am not covered by employment law. Instead there is a Civil Service Code w… (View Post)

As I understand it, the law changed some time ago and references are no longer covered by qualified privilege. A lot of employers and other institutions have gone down this route. (View Post)

I wondered what an "upbeat demeaner" is. Presumably someone who demeans people, but in an upbeat way. Maybe as in letter-boxes and tank-topped bumboys. (View Post)

I had no problem with it on the way into Swindon. On the way out I think I was a bit complacent, and ended up somewhere I did not want to be. Twice. (View Post)