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15/03/2017

Louise White sits in

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A study indicates that male managers impact on the number of women getting promotion.

Louise White sits in for Kaye Adams. A study by the 30% Club indicates that male managers impact on the number of women getting promotion.

The 30% Club, which campaigns to get more women on boards, has today released a report that suggests MALE managers will often spend less time developing their staff than their female counterparts do. 
Are female managers better for your career prospects?

Emily Findlay has written an open letter to the person who verbally abused her for parking in a disabled space. 
What the accuser didn't know is that Emily had been through 7 years of cancer treatment and was on her way to an important hospital scan.
How can we open people's eyes to invisible disability?

We speak to the artist who says that she found creative inspiration by living for 2 years on a beach in Jura. 

Broadchurch viewers were left stewing on Monday night because David Tennant's character DI Alec Hardy brewed up a cup of tea in the microwave. Are we right to be precious when it comes to making the perfect cup of tea?

They are usually seen on the covers of films or computer games - but some of the UK's card shops have started carrying parental guidance signs. All because of a growing demand for shocking, rude and downright offensive GREETING CARDS. 

"Two days earning. Two days learning. Three days just for me"
Is there a blueprint for a fulfilling retirement?
Kirstein Rummery, Professor of Social Policy, Jonathan Collie, Founders of Age of No Retirement, a movement for social change, Heather Hackitt and Eddie Kitson are both retired.

Travel journalist David Byrne is here with news of how you and a friend can get paid £10 to earn 55, 000 air-miles & get free lounge access.

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