The evidence is here.
Who said England doesn’t have serious deposit insurance?
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Rather, you mean to say, “Who said England doesn’t have [a] serious [plan] for deposit insurance?”
Handbooks hardly equal implementation–especially in a country awash with reports and white papers like Great Britain. The US DoD has a handbook on winning counter-insurgencies, too.
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