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Inspector Rebus and the mystery of the unbelievably stupid hate crime law - Vimarsana News

Inspector Rebus and the mystery of the unbelievably stupid hate crime law

Critics of Humza Yousaf fear that Scotland’s unprecedentedly strict new laws against “hate crime”, which came into force yesterday, will have a chilling effect on free speech. But it isn’t just members of the public who have reason to worry. The new laws could also create problems for police officers.

Source: yahoo.com
Alan Joyce's former speechwriter Lucinda Holdforth says LinkedIn is rotting our leaders - Vimarsana News

Alan Joyce's former speechwriter Lucinda Holdforth says LinkedIn is rotting our leaders

Lucinda Holdforth reckons executives should focus on delivering results and ditch the bubble talk about authenticity and vulnerability.

Source: afr.com
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: A searing indictment of a society that is increasingly uncivil - Vimarsana News

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: A searing indictment of a society that is increasingly uncivil

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Something rather like anarchy is developing in the big supermarkets where millions of us go every few days and where hundreds of thousands work.

Lest we remember: how Britain buried its history of slavery | Slavery - Vimarsana News

Lest we remember: how Britain buried its history of slavery | Slavery

Slavery is a central and indisputable fact of the nation’s past. But our failure to remember what really happened is more than mere forgetfulness

HAMISH MCRAE has five tips for the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt - Vimarsana News

HAMISH MCRAE has five tips for the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt

On Friday, Hunt had an interview with Bloomberg, but he announced nothing positive, dashing any hopes of significant tax cuts in the Budget.