I am a die hard Chelsea fan. So it was with a certain degree of surprise that I heard the news that the manager, the world renowned former Brazilian World Cup Manager , had been sacked after just 7 months in post.
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Driving to work today I was, as usual, listening to John Humphries on BBC Radio 4 as he interviewed his latest victim – this time Vyette Cooper , Chief Secretary to The Treasury.
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Many of you will be aware that the government has accepted a request from the Low Pay Commission to delay an announcement on its recommendations on this year’s rise of the national minimum wage.
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My many fans, (!) will be aware of my past postings on the subject of futile tax cases concerning various foodstuffs. With this in mind, it was with great excitement that Gerry, my loyal PA burst into my room this morning and advised me that she has just heard on the radio that Marks and [...]
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It never ceases to amaze me, even in these very difficult times, how every day of the working week; people from all over the UK are forming new companies.
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A recent article in The Times – on Tuesday January 27 – asked the question whether “could this be the year of the family business”.
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