London's Worst Punctuation
After Waterstone's decided to drop the apostrophe from their name, we take a look at some of the worst punctuation in the capital.
Take Nick Ferrari's Apostrophe Test
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Possibly the worst case of a misused apostrophe, this appears on the statue of Robert Milligan in West India Dock.
"The surrounding great work principally owes it's design"
Image: Felix O
