National Rail turned website grey in mourning for Prince Philip but customers couldn’t read the train times Kate Plummer
National Rail have reverted their website back to its standard colours, after their black and white tribute to Prince Philip caused a backlash.
The organisation thought it would be a good idea to honour the duke’s long life by ditching the colours on their website, instead turning it monochrome.
A nice gesture, maybe? The jury’s still out on that. But, unfortunately, and more importantly, some customers said they could no longer read the website – which is, let’s be honest, the only reason people visit the website.
Professor Sir John Curtice said the latest Panelbase poll showed an even split between Yes and No support THE bombshell poll which suggested a majority of Scots now support remaining in the Union would have shown the opposite had standard methodology been used, a top pollster has suggested. The poll, published by Scotland on Sunday, the stablemate of the Scotsman daily newspaper, reported a “No vote lead as Salmond inquiry drives voters away from Scottish independence”. This poll, conducted by Savanta ComRes, purported to show a majority of 52% for No when Don’t Knows are excluded. However, Professor Sir John Curtice, a leading political analyst and the president of the British Polling Council, suggested that it would have shown a lead for Yes had standard methodology been used.