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I think you'll find that they're all part of News International (at least for the moment) which means that The Times, The Sun and News of the World are all under the umbrella.Originally Posted by CHR1S
CHR1S (18th March 2011)
My iGoogle Quotes block has this covered from the other day...
In journalism, there has always been a tension between getting it first and getting it right.
- Ellen Goodman
CHR1S (18th March 2011)
Journalism is the first rough draft of history
(anon)
CHR1S (18th March 2011)
From el reg.The lesson to learn here is that if your country is hit by a monster earthquake and tsunami, one of the safest places to be is at the local nuclear powerplant. Other Japanese nuclear powerplants in the quake-stricken area, in fact, are sheltering homeless refugees in their buildings – which are some of the few in the region left standing at all, let alone with heating, water and other amenities.
Ben
Yayyyyyy! So, when the big one hits East Anglia, I can just pop up the road to Sizewell!
So....I'm safe....what about the rest of you??
New Q&A section at The Hiroshima Syndrome!
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Oh dear I bet they are regretting the decision to have 2 different incompatible power grids now.
CHR1S (18th March 2011)
They have Britain and America to blame for that. They were each assigned a different side of the country to reconstruct after World war 2 and both installed a different system.
CHR1S (18th March 2011)
I think you'll find we installed the RIGHT system and they installed the WRONG system.
johnj1710 (21st March 2011)
Well said! No mincing of words... Just the truth!
Hi Guys,
Its funny how a lot of people don't know about the UK Government Cover up in Cumbria...
UK Government covered up nuclear reactor blaze which caused death and cancer | Mail Online
From the Daily Fail Sensationalist Rag
Indeed. Just living can "cause" cancer without the DM attributing it to everything else they can think of.From the Daily Fail Sensationalist Rag
Was anybody else surprised to see that they have a science correspondant? I didn't check for qualifications, mind.
I would disagree with that view.
Although it has not been heavily publicised, except for the last week or so, Windscale was a well-known fact.
The problem with something that happened 54 years ago, is that is IS history. You can go back and read about it, but it's hardly going to crop up in EVERY History lesson, as it wasn't THAT big a deal. By the time the early 80's came round, and I was doing history at school, it was referred to , but we had the much more recent "3 Mile Island" disaster to talk about.
Just because it's not overtly talked about, doesn't mean that it's being covered up.
Of course, at the time, they would have covered it up....and in much the same way that the Japanese are covering up the worst of the Fukushima problems....but that's BIG Government for you.
*EDIT* It may also be worth reading some of the "Comments" section to see how much of a cover-up there was!
Daily Mail strikes again!
Oh, and did you know that house prices are going through the floor, because of the nuclear fll-out from Fukushima? Source: Daily Mail (Probably!!)
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