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Be bitten TUC dence that the DPP take exactly the same attitude to charges against the police as in any other case.

"As a rule we never prosecute anyone, police officer or civilian, unless we're satisfied there is a reasonable chance of conviction." (But statistically they're nearly twice as likely to get a conviction against a civilian as against a police officer, so using that criterion will result in most charges being dropped). The Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions explained the small number of prosecutions of police was because evidence was "so difficult to come by". Well, it would be, wouldn't it.

And like planning agreements, they are based on •mutually advantageous flow of information be• companies and tween national planners" i.e. that there is some common inttrest between workers and their bosses which can he secured by government intervention. When will they ever learn? rant and rave. We-just as Laker brought air travel to the masses-have brought pools wins to the masses!

But for any of our readers who misunderstood the rules and therefore might -quite unfairly -feel aggrieved we have announced, out of the kindness of our hearts, a new competition.

Marked The winner will replace City Editor and Daily Mail director Patrick Sergeant when he retires.

No skill is needed. All you require is an ability to lunch with the rich and famous and to pick out real winners in the stock market -like Laker. Airways.

For the lucky winner will get a first prize of £255,646 -which Sergeant's total salary-all to yourself!

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