According to that article, DP World had no choice as it was "legally obliged" to pay out the £270m in dividends. Funny that - I thought they were comfortable with breaking the law. (View Post)

Well, he's obviously rubbish at his job then and should be fired. £325k for that performance? Get rid. (View Post)

On P&O, it's really complicated, isn't it? Far too hard to solve. You have a CEO who has a salary of £325,000. He admits to knowingly breaking the law. Why? Because the company can'… (View Post)

An excellent header. Hebblethwaite: I'm really sorry about the way we treated our workers, and I regret breaking the law. MP: Would you do the same again? Hebblethwaite: Oh yes, absolutely - no … (View Post)

There's a third factor, I think. We have two spare rooms now the four young ones have left home. But one of the reasons we don't want to trade down is because we wouldn't be surprised … (View Post)