Penny Black's insurance week - 21 November 2013
Having told a Lloyd’s audience his report on Scottish civil litigation reforms was dubbed “Jackson with a kilt on” by critics, Sheriff Principal James Taylor last week expressed his surprise that no one had turned up at the event brandishing pitchforks.
With the comprehensive bag check and the heavies waiting outside the elevators, however, Penny doubts anyone would have been able to smuggle a dessert fork inside, let alone a pitchfork.
Meanwhile
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