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24 Oct 2003
. Or anything, really. Sorry. Skid marks out of ten? It's a number two, I'm afraid. I wonder if Surf removes ...
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PRIVATE VIEW: Mark Roalfe is the executive creative director at Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R
31 Oct 2003
to say. Sorry. GLAXOSMITHKLINE Project: Lucozade Energy Client: Rachel Harris, group brand ...
OPINION: Deserted Tory conference still speaks volumes
10 Oct 2003 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
I confess to feeling very sorry for the Tory spin doctors in Blackpool.
OPINION: Auntie's heads won't roll, but no more loose words must get out
18 Sep 2003 | by Raymond Snoddy, media editor of The Times
. But as we move closer to BBC director general Greg Dyke being invited by Gerald Kaufman to say sorry - a ...
Dyke to appear before inquiry amid BBC apology calls
15 Sep 2003 | by Staff,
asked what Dyke should tell the inquiry, Kaufman told GMTV: "I'm sorry, we should not have done it. We ...
OPINION: Hill is right man to win back trust after Campbell
05 Sep 2003 | by Charlie Whelan, charliewhelan@haynet.com
is trying to claim credit, couldn't come soon enough. The sorry sight of Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon ...
Analysis: Eyewitness Report - Campbell puts his bullying on hold
22 Aug 2003 | by Juliette Garside
unsaid. One of the words the PR man carefully refrained from using was sorry. It's a word politicians ...
OPINION: Iraq dossier clash showed that BBC governors are no anomaly
31 Jul 2003 | by Raymond Snoddy, media editor of The Times
's next Royal Charter. It's the most hopeful thing to come out of a sorry affair that reflects so little ...
OPINION: Blair must ditch Campbell to save his own job
25 Jul 2003 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
first. The most sickening part of this sorry saga for me was the smile on Blair's face when the BBC ... the truth. While the BBC was apologising for its role in the sorry affair, Campbell was spinning away ...
EDITORIAL: DoT's about turn is a lesson in futility
25 Jul 2003
assigned any business are unlikely to regard it as a client to die for. If the whole sorry affair proves ...
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