On 26 Sep, 12:04, wrote:
In article , (David

Livingstone) wrote:
In message , Roland Perry
writes

Angel Trains is owned by the Royal Bank of Scotland

They sold Angel Trains for £3.6 billion to a group lead by Babcock
& Brownhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7452205.stm

or even a group LED by Babcock & Brown. I do wish people would understand
the difference between a heavy dull grey metal and the past tense of the
verb "to lead".

Does "to lead" mean "to chastise with a bar of heavy dull grey metal
in order to deter the use of inappropriate spellings"?