It was too easy for an ambitious tea-lady to exploit the indecisive MD at The Lemon Press. He could always be found by the photocopier, comforting the work experience
Read also:
* The challenge of Paul Hirst by Anthony Barnett
* Paul Hirst: remembering for the future by David Hayes
* Paul Hirst and the London Consortium by Mark Cousins
Will Hutton,
Subject - Populations
Author name - Malcolm Rogers
Date - 3-3-2003
To Robert Luke:
You said: "Protestors speak like they are the majority when really they may make up a
Subject - 15 Feb London 2m vs 800,000?
Author name - Roger Manser
Date - 20-2-2003
750,000 or 2 million : remembering Feb 15th
Were we two million? Does it
Subject - erinleonard
Author name - LOR
Date - 21-2-2003
As I stated, I do not disagree with people voicing there views. I have voiced mine, and I am against the
Subject - Understanding the debate - work towards negotiation/compromise.
Author name - bigjohn005
Date - 26-2-2003
Ok
I think all of us here have heard the same opinions expressed many times
Subject - cgrapski comment
Author name - revrobb
Date - 26-1-2003
The idea that promoting peace means abandoning justice or is politically irresponsibile ignores how Apartheid was dismantled. (Not to mention
* Open letter to the UK
* Open letter to the people
* Open letters to the leaders of the British Labour Party, the Liberal Democrat Party and the Conservative Party
* Open letters
Winning the peace
9-Nov-01
Charles Secrett writes:
Remember Clausewitz: ‘war has an inherent tendency to get out of control’. Bombing civilians will not win the war against terrorism.
No shelter for war criminals
26-Sep-01
Malcolm Chalmers writes:
In Serbia and Croatia, the principle has been established that state sovereignty is no protection for those responsible for
Irish vote shows need for real debate
15 June 2001
Kirsty Hughes writes:
The Irish ' no' needs to be taken more seriously by rest of Europe.
Paul Gillespie
