It was the big-budget West End musical that flopped. The "snap" UK general election of 2017 never really had a compelling plotline. Its major characters were poorly drawn, the acting wooden and the singing excruciating. The theatre had to be evacuated twice for security reasons. The diva-heroine didn't even make it on the stage for her main character song. The dance routines were chaotically choreographed. Most of all, its conclusion was pitiful, and there was no curtain call. Theatre-goers left the auditorium with no idea of how its vacuous message impinged upon their lives…
The Jaguar is purring up the Mall bound for Buckingham Palace for a very special audience with HM The Queen. Sitting in the back: Mrs May.
Although she knows that, as a matter of constitutional automaticity, Her Majesty is about to re-appoint her as Prime Minister, she realises that the turmoil that she has put herself – and the country – through over the last six weeks wasn't worth it. She is already thinking about the curtains in her retirement bungalow…
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by Zak Mir | Trading | 1 mins. to read Although I have interviewed Bos Global on a couple of occasions, it has to be admitted I might have to interview the company a hundred times to get the full picture regarding the business.
by Filipe R Costa | Equities | 7 mins. to read Banco Santader buys Banco Popular It's always intriguing to read in the news that one big European bank just purchased another, in particular at a time the clouds hanging over European banks are dark and wide.
by Evil Knievil | Evil Diaries | 1 mins. to read It took a day or two but, finally, Molins (LON:MLIN) has started to come good. MLIN has today announced the sale of its "Instrumentation and Tobacco Machinery" division for £27.5m net of all taxes and fees.
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