set up everywhere to check on bad behaviour. It also requires now an Ethics Centre in order to teach adults morals. Where has this lack of knowledge of right or wrong come from? There have been some amazing examples of lack of morals recently. The BNews in the UK at the moment covers a bizarre item, although nobody seems to think it is bizarre. It’s about the ‘Talking’ CCTV cameras that will tell off people dropping litter or committing anti-social behaviour. I thought it might be an April Fools’ day joke, but no, they are serious. Apparently these talking cameras are already being used in some areas. Of course cameras are not able to pick up transgressions. Ultimately there is a human behind the camera who is ready to pounce to tell you off. There are an estimated 4.2 million CCTV cameras in Britain. Some people consider the country to be heading towards a surveillance society. I would have though it was there already.

In line with the ubiquitous cameras and along the same principle, a new Ethics Centre has been set up at the Open University which deals with Morality. There is such a general lack of morals in society, and the UK is not an isolated example but part of a global phenomena, that surveillance cameras have to be set up everywhere to check on bad behaviour. It also requires now an Ethics Centre in order to teach adults morals. Where has this lack of knowledge of right or wrong come from? There have been some amazing examples of lack of morals recently. The BB

s’ day joke, but no, they are serious. Apparently these talking cameras are already being used in some areas. Of course cameras are not able to pick up transgressions. Ultimately there is a human behind the camera who is ready to pounce to tell you off. There are an estimated 4.2 million CCTV cameras in Britain. Some people consider the country to be heading towards a surveillance society. I would have though it was there already.

In line with the ubiquitous cameras and along the same principle, a new Ethics Centre has been set up at the Open University which deals with Morality. There is such a general lack of morals in society, and the UK is not an isolated example but part of a global phenomena, that surveillance cameras have to be set up everywhere to check on bad behaviour. It also requires now an Ethics Centre in order to teach adults morals. Where has this lack of knowledge of right or wrong come from? There have been some amazing examples of lack of morals recently. The B

ff. There are an estimated 4.2 million CCTV cameras in Britain. Some people consider the country to be heading towards a surveillance society. I would have though it was there already.

In line with the ubiquitous cameras and along the same principle, a new Ethics Centre has been set up at the Open University which deals with Morality. There is such a general lack of morals in society, and the UK is not an isolated example but part of a global phenomena, that surveillance cameras have to be set up everywhere to check on bad behaviour. It also requires now an Ethics Centre in order to teach adults morals. Where has this lack of knowledge of right or wrong come from? There have been some amazing examples of lack of morals recently. The B

ciple, a new Ethics Centre has been set up at the Open University which deals with Morality. There is such a general lack of morals in society, and the UK is not an isolated example but part of a global phenomena, that surveillance cameras have to be set up everywhere to check on bad behaviour. It also requires now an Ethics Centre in order to teach adults morals. Where has this lack of knowledge of right or wrong come from? There have been some amazing examples of lack of morals recently. The B set up everywhere to check on bad behaviour. It also requires now an Ethics Centre in order to teach adults morals. Where has this lack of knowledge of right or wrong come from? There have been some amazing examples of lack of morals recently. The BBC had some bad press when it was revealed that the children’s program Blue Peter had fixed a phone-in quiz. Let’s teach kids how to cover up mistakes by lying! Testing for performance enhancing drugs is now a given in checking on top sporting people. The cheating in sport is wide spread. Pakistani’s exist out of the cricket world cup with a loss against an amateur team such as Ireland, begs the question of match fixing. One of the biggest accounting firms in the world sold off its divisions and closed its doors within six months of being caught shredding papers in the Enron scandal. The list is endless.

Will it help? The Ethics Centre and the talking cameras? Will they make a difference to the general cheating, lying and stealing that happens around us all the time. And from there, there is really only a small step to rape, violence and killing of people. After all, police forces world wide acknowledge that if you reduce the lesser crimes the bigger ones will take care of themsel