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12 January 2004
When laws are broken by responsible people in
their millions, enforcement is not the answer. It's time for the government
to look for a more constructive approach.
Letting the regulator take the strain
30 June 2003
The government is letting
commercial public service providers budget for a profit while its own regulator
is doing all the sums that matter. So why shouldn't a state-owned contractor
pitch for the work?
Thinking
out of the yellow box
16 June 2003
Transport secretary Alastair Darling is thinking the unthinkable on roads. Apparently, that means paying for them. But road-pricing alone won't end congestion - it will just make people even more fed up when they find themselves paying to be stuck in a jam.
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