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Category Archives: Criticism
Rod Liddle tells it like it is………….
Over the last few years various word and phrases have crept into the language and often make me want to weep e.g. selfie. However the one thing that makes me cringe and want to vomit is the phrase “woman/person/man of … Continue reading
The British Police……becoming a laughing stock!
The British Police are in danger of becoming a laughing-stock, witness the recent arrest of a 78 year old defending his house against a burglar for stabbing the intruder. He then gets arrested for “suspected murder” before a public outcry … Continue reading
North West Air Ambulance Service……..relies on charity to the governments shame!
After visiting my new house in Weaverham, Cheshire yesterday, I was travelling back to the M56 motorway when the traffic suddenly slowed and I was trying to work out why. Eventually I could see a man walking along the … Continue reading
All whites are racist according to black Cambridge student……………….
Cambridge University is investigating remarks by the head of an equality group who claimed “all white people are racist” and praised protesters who clashed violently with police. Jason Osamede Okundaye, 20, who runs the university students’ Black and Minority … Continue reading
Ryanair………..somewhat lacking in customer care!
I recently experienced the delight of flying Ryanair from Manchester to Madrid for the first time and what an interesting experience it was. The flight was scheduled to depart Manchester at 6.30am and so it was a crack of dawn … Continue reading
Posted in 21st century, Criticism, Customer Service, Uncategorized
Tagged customer experience, one sided relationship, Ryanair
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Don’t have staff to detect crime…….but West Yorkshire police send two officers to conduct reading lesson at Waterstones bookshop!
Policing in Britain is in a “potentially perious” state with tens of thousands of suspects of crime roaming free in the community, a damning report has found. The policing watchdog has issued an unprecedented warning about the shortage of detectives and … Continue reading
South Africa on its way to becoming another Zimbabwe……..country riddled with corruption
Last week South Africa finally got around to sacking its high commissioner to Singapore, more than four months after a newspaper exposed her criminal past. Until that point officials had managed not to notice that the high commissioner was a … Continue reading
UK’s £200m aid pledge to famine-threatened Somalia and South Sudan – two of the most corrupt countries in the world
The International Development secretary says “we must act now to help innocent people who are starving to death”. South Sudan and Somalia are going to receive £100m each in UK aid, the Government has announced. The Department for International Development … Continue reading
Universities are admitting students who have poor English skills and are unprepared for degree courses…..so tell us something new!
Universities are admitting students who have poor English skills and are unprepared for degree courses, lecturers have said. Academics complained that lower entry requirements had led to a generation of undergraduates who cannot read, write or speak proper English. A … Continue reading
The NHS is in crisis and yet Britain loses £300m in foreign aid to fraud without noticing…………….
Hundreds of millions of pounds in overseas aid is lost to fraud every year undetected by the Department for International Development, an auditors’ report suggests. Only 0.03 per cent of the £10 billion a year spent on aid is recorded … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Corruption, Criticism, Uncategorized
Tagged £300m fraud, DfID, foreign aid, Minister, Priti Patel
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