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RICHARD EDEN: Apprentice star blames WFH for her slipped disc (opens the original)
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Saira Khan impressed Lord Sugar with her skills as a saleswoman on The Apprentice. But she fears that the working from home culture has robbed her and millions of Britons of their drive, and worse yet, their health. Indeed, Saira, 56, who appeared on the first season of the BBC business show, reveals that she suffered a serious injury caused by spending too long being sedentary at home. 'I got a slipped disc because I went from going to an office and doing that little commute, to sitting at home
Health fears for Princess Alexandra after Court Circular slip (opens the original)
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Too frail to attend as many public engagements these days, Princess Alexandra was nevertheless determined to make it to a concert celebrating the life of her beloved sister-in-law, Katharine, Duchess of Kent, who died a year ago at 92. According to the Court Circular, the official record of royal engagements, Alexandra ‘attended a performance by students and alumni of Future Talent celebrating the legacy of the charity’s co-founder [Katharine]’ at Sinfonia Smith Square in Westminster on Sunday.
Imperial War Museum accused of treating the Armed Forces with disdain (opens the original)
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It was opened by King George V in 1920 to commemorate the 'toil and sacrifice' of the millions who fought and died during the First World War. Now, however, workers at the Imperial War Museum (IWM) have been accused of treating the Armed Forces with disdain. A retired soldier has revealed his shock at an exchange with a member of staff at the gift shop during a recent visit to the museum in south London. 'My 11-year-old daughter asked if there would be a veteran's discount,' the former servicema
Mogul who sold off his cars to build empire is now facing court fight (opens the original)
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He's the recruitment tycoon who sold off almost everything he owned, including his country home and a fleet of expensive cars, to build a business empire. But David Spencer-Percival is now facing a High Court battle against bankruptcy. Spencer-Percival, 55, created the recruitment giant Huntress from scratch, turning it into a £100million-a-year business before making a seven-figure sum when he sold his stake. But he needed more to start his next venture, so sold his home, antiques, watches and
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