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Waterstones drops its apostrophe
The book seller Waterstones is to drop the apostrophe from its name. The company says the decision is to make the spelling "practical and versatile" in a digital world.
John Humphrys and Michael Rosen discussed on BBC Radio 4's World at One the implications of a decision which will inevitably upset traditional grammarians.
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