Jeremy Dear, general secretary of the NUJ, remained combative, arguing that BBC management had tried to get away with "pensions robbery" and that the union still had "a number of reservations" about the new offer.
The FCC, the Federal Communications Commission, which is supposed to make sure the broadcasters don't completely get away with highway or, rather, airwave robbery has proposed to the broadcasting cartel that stations post on the Web the names of the billionaires and front organizations -- many of them super PACs -- paying for campaign ads.
It seems there's a reason why most crimes that target cash are relatively small-scale: it's better to do lots of little robberies and actually get away with it than it is to do a huge one that ends up being the subject of a multi-million dollar police operation.
It seems there's a reason why most crimes that target cash are relatively small-scale: it's better to do lots of little robberies and actually get away with it than it is to do a huge one that ends up being the subject of a multi-million pound police operation.
I thought I would get away with it because I wasn't the one actually doing the robbery.
Outside court Detective Superintendent Stuart Cundy, head of the Flying Squad, said: "These are dangerous individuals who organised a complex armed robbery, to steal a substantial amount of money and expected to get away with it.
Hold the wheezes about how, if a low-ranked rider wins, it will be highway robbery, or, as a tumultuous sprint to the finish develops, somebody will get away with murder.
Besides that higher rate of robbery, Commissioner Kelly said, the robbers of such banks are more likely to get away with cash.
First, the guy is a loan shark who doesn't intend to let anyone get away with robbing him; and second, one of Delaney's heist crew kills someone in the course of the robbery.
