News round up: October
- Compensation culture slammed Conservative Shadow Trade and Industry Secretary Alan Duncan attacked...
- Compensation culture slammed Conservative Shadow Trade and Industry Secretary Alan Duncan attacked the perceived compensation culture in the UK, warning that authorities often made "unacceptable impositions on everyday life," which made life "less rewarding." Speaking at a social fringe meeting at the Conservative Party conference in Bournemouth, Mr Duncan noted the good health and safety record of the UK, pointing out that it had the lowest fatal accident rate in the European Union. He also
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