@DanNeidle@jamesowild@GNRailUK Because like most other companies in the UK, they make complaining and obtaining refunds as difficult as possible, have no sense of customer service and they don't make money from them.
@Seatradelawyer@SVPhillimore Even if the report was produced in "misguided good faith", that's not a reason for defamation law to 'butt out.' Good faith does not negate the potential harm caused by false factual allegations.
@HelenWebberley Feeling rested after you stop performing a role doesn't necessarily mean your new direction is objectively "right." It only shows that the previous situation was exhausting. Relief alone isn't proof that your new path is the right one.
@PeterTatchell No apology or explanation is needed. The Queen is clearly able to separate a successful author and women's rights campaigner, causes which overlap with the Queen's, from JKR's activism.
@LabourfutureUK No it doesn't. It's an investigation which, as yet, has found nothing. Unlike Labour MP, Tulip Siddiq, who has been investigated by a court, found guilty, fined and sentenced to imprisonment in absentia, for corruption.
@Bill_Esterson More fawning Labour MPs coming out of the woodwork hoping for favours or a job by supporting a potential PM with no mandate and no manifesto.
@AlistairCarns@andyburnham Burnham has not earned the right to be PM. Even worse are the fawning Labour MPs queuing up to back him in the hope of receiving favours or getting a job. That's not democracy or putting the country first.