Sorry Is the Hardest Word ; Why Does the Government Never Admit It has Been Wrong, Put Things Right and Apologise? I Refer to the Promise of New Guidance Preventing Local Authorities Taking Traders to Court for 'Essentially Minor Offences' Like Using Imperial Scales.

Western Morning News, The › November 05, 2008

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Why does the Government never admit it has been wrong, put things right and apologise? I refer to the promise of new guidance preventing local authorities taking traders to court for "essentially minor offences" like using imperial scales.

Why not just admit it was wrong to obey the EU and amend British law to prevent these petty invasions of rights?

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Sorry Is the Hardest Word ; Why Does the Government Never Admit It has Been Wrong, Put Things Right and Apologise? I Refer to the Promise of New Guidance Preventing Local Authorities Taking Traders to Court for 'Essentially Minor Offences' Like Using Imperial Scales.

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