minicab

• “In its absurdity, ithints that there is a difference between calling a minicab to come immediately (booking it) and calling it to come later (pre-booking it).”

  John Prentoul hires a minicab

• “It explains why we've got someone buying that van in Middlesex while someone else waits for him in a "minicab" just outside Muwaffaq Masoud's house.”

  With No One as Witness

• “That was the eyebrow-raising sum claimed by the Dutch-born Huggers for a "minicab" on 12”

  The Guardian World News

• “The suggestion was that officers could have come under fire from a minicab carrying Duggan.”

  The Guardian: Doubts emerge over Duggan shooting as London burns

• “Duggan was the passenger in a minicab, on his way to see his girlfriend.”

  The Guardian: Tottenham riot: 'very volatile' situation contained, for now | Analysis

• “Seconds later there was a smash as the minicab office around the corner was broken into.”

  The Guardian: Who are the rioters? Young men from poor areas ... but that's not the full story

• “Father ran Bercow Motors and worked as a minicab driver.”

  The Guardian: Trouble in the House: is a bitter class divide fuelling David Cameron's dislike of Commons Speaker John Bercow?

• “Probably that time when my dad took me to the minicab office, innit.”

  The Guardian: Top boy: stories of Hackney's young drug dealers

• “The Sunday Times said it had been told by three sources that the gun was inside a shoebox in the minicab in which Duggan was traveling.”

  The Guardian: Adviser quits Duggan inquiry with attack on 'shoddy investigation'

• “The subjects are suitably diverse: there is HR worker Jamie, who is desperate to get it right, reads prodigiously and then worries about what he has read; Viktor, a minicab driver who has decided to settle down after a career of womanising; and Greg, a millionaire trader on to his second wife and child.”

  The Guardian: TV highlights 16/02/12

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