the cracks beginning to show and what happens when a government is too unfit to govern?

In a term that has marked a return to prisoner disenfranchisement and the rise of the voting age, the government seemed almost unbreakable. However, with the introduction of the NHS Charges (Repeal) Bill as well as the controversial Freedom of Expression Bill, the government has fallen on harder times. The Prime Minister, instead of taking charge when the odds seem against him, has opted to hide under a rock and bury his head in the sand. Are these qualities of a good leader? The leader that the United Kingdom needs? No, certainly not. It is laziness of the highest order.

We also have a Deputy Prime Minister who, rather than take part in reasonedLight scattering induced by opposite microdomains in LiNbO3:Fe:Hf crystals.
We report on the light scattering phenomenon in annealed multidomain LiNbO3:Fe:Hf crystals. The scattering sources are found to be some fog-like "defects", which cause the polarization-dependent scattering of the light, and can be removed completely by the illumination of visible light. Based on these results and the etch patterns, these "defects" are suggested to be refractive index fluctuations induced by the space charges accumulated at the boundary of opposite microdomains. The influence of quick heating-up on the "defects" is also studied and the results firmly support our suggestion about the nature of the "defects". At last, the temporal curves of the transmitted intensity during the light scattering are explained. The mechanism for the opposite microdomain formation is also explained from