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(37) A Legal question?

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010


Royds Solicitors homepage.mac.com Vanderpump & Sykes, www.vanderpumpandsykes.co.uk Field Fisher Waterhouse. www.ffw.com What Do Starbucks and Wal-Mart Have in Common? Starbucks, like retail giant Wal-Mart, has a well-established history of breaking labor laws. The company has spent millions settling five labor complaints in the past few years alone, and it has fought hard against the Employee Free Choice Act in an attempt to continue intimidating workers hoping to unionize. In 2005, we took on Wal-Mart for their assault on workers with Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price. Now we are exposing Starbucks’ atrocious labor practices in our newest campaign, Stop Starbucks. stopstarbucks.com www.facebook.com Create Brain Injury Awareness apps.facebook.com

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Salma Yaqoob | Question Time on Afghanistan | 10.12.09

Monday, April 5th, 2010


Salma Yaqoob defends British soldiers and innocent Afghan civilians against a war which has been irresponsibly and badly managed, left our troops with little protection, security and safety; and seems to have no end in sight. Salma makes reference to Birmingham’s soldiers and their families, highlighting the concerns of wounded soldiers recovering at Selly Oak Hospital in her home city. “I’m from Birmingham, we have Selly Oak Hospital there and I’m not surprised that more than half of the soldiers, when Gordon Brown visited in September, simply shut their curtains because they feel so let down and I think its an absolute disgrace that the Ministry of Defence is actually pursuing wounded soldiers in court to get back compensation; so the idea that you [Bill Rammell, Ministry of Defence] support them and value them is absolute nonsense. “I’m a mother; I have three sons, I would be proud to have my sons defend this country. My issue though is why are we betraying the professionalism, bravery and commitment of our troops by sending them on an ill-conceived and doomed mission in the first place.” BBC Question Time, the bbc’s premier political debate programme, was broadcast from Wootton Bassett. The market town in Wiltshire has come into national focus for honouring those who have given their lives in the service of their country. The panel included the former head of the British Army General Sir Richard Dannatt, the Minister of State for the Armed Forces Bill Rammall MP, the …

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Brian Clough on Sport in Question, 1995

Thursday, April 1st, 2010


Brian Clough on a 1995 TV show hosted by Ian St John and Jimmy Greaves, passing comment on Alan Sugar, Chairmen, compensation, Justin Fashanu, Stan Colleymore & Eric Cantona….

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