against the government alone and failing to make a proportionate allocation of fault and damages between the government and the railroad as contemplated by the Pierringer release.  The second is that the court erred in failing to deduct income taxes from the award for lost earnings.


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The government, however, raises both issues for the first time on appeal.  It never argued either issue to the court during trial.  Nor did it request a finding with respect to either issue after trial.  It offered no objection to the findings of fact and conclusions of law after the court entered them.


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The district court record is totally silent with regard to the government's position on income tax.  As to the government's position on the railroad's negligence, theAn Extinction Rebellion activist has sparked a security alert near the UK Houses of Parliament by partially climbing up Big Ben to protest inaction on climate change, as police and construction workers looked on.

The climber, who appears to be dressed as Boris Johnson, but with a cape, unfurled two banners for the protest movement partway up the tower as police called for him to come down safely.

Footage shows the man, whom Extinction Rebellion identified as 43-year-old tree surgeon Ben Atkinson, walking and sitting precariously on top of safety netting.

The iconic clock tower, situated at one end of the Parliament buildings on the banks of the Thames, is currently undergoing significant renovation works and covered in scaffolding.

A protestor dressed as Boris Johnson is now half way up the Big