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...it may harm your defence if you fail etc. This well-known phrase, which replaced the official caution some years ago, was introduced so that Defendants couldn't spring a surprise defence in court. They had to "cough" at the time of interview rather than have the time to invent a defence...

I have been reading a thread about mess rooms and have been, frankly, astonished at what I have discovered. Can it really be true that, if you drive a certain type of train, you cannot sit at a table and eat your lunch with railway colleagues who drive a different class of train? And yet this...