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India Men's Hockey Coach Graham Reid Resigns Following World Cup Debacle
Indian men's hockey team chief coach Graham Reid resigns following World Cup debacle. Analytical coach Greg Clark and scientific advisor Mitchell David Pemberton also stepped down.
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Former Football Association Chairman Greg Clarke Resigns From FIFA Council
Former Football Association chairman Greg Clarke resigned from his role as a FIFA vice-president on Thursday, two days after he left the FA over a series of offensive remarks.
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FA chairman Greg Clarke Claims Diversity Review Blocked By Board
The FA have been keen to promote former Chelsea and Aston Villa defender Paul Elliott, who is chair of the organisation's inclusion advisory board, to their full board.
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Football Fans Unlikely To Enter Stadiums "Any Time Soon", Says English FA Chairman
English Football Association chairman Greg Clarke has warned that the coronavirus crisis could cost the governing body 300 million pounds.
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Premier League "May Not Finish", Says FA Chief: Report
The Premier League has been suspended until April 4 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Symantec CEO to Step Down in Abrupt Departure as Company Warns on Profit
Symantec CEO Greg Clark stepped down unexpectedly on Thursday, the same day the antivirus software maker issued a profit warning.
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Japan's Honda To Shut UK Plant By 2021, 3,500 Jobs At Risk
Honda's decision to shut its UK plant in Swindon with the loss of 3,500 jobs is "devastating", Britain's business secretary Greg Clark said on Tuesday
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Tata Trusts Clarify Ratan Tata Did Not Meet UK Prime Minister Theresa May
Ratan Tata, patriarch of the Indian Tata family, did not meet Prime Minister Theresa May a few weeks ago, Tata Trusts said in a statement, after a government source told Reuters last week that the pair and business minister Greg Clark had recently met."The Tata Trusts clarify that Mr. Ratan N. Tata did not have any meetings with the Prime Minister ...
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UK-Listed Firms May Have To Show Worker-Boss Pay Gap Under New Rules
Britain's biggest companies will from 2020 be legally required to publish the gap between the salary of their chief executive and what they pay their average UK worker, under proposed new government rules
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UK Government Announces New Steps Against Illegal Immigrants
Britain's government promised new measures Monday to crack down on illegal immigrants by making landlords evict them, as the Calais migrants crisis continued to dominate the headlines.
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India Men's Hockey Coach Graham Reid Resigns Following World Cup Debacle
Indian men's hockey team chief coach Graham Reid resigns following World Cup debacle. Analytical coach Greg Clark and scientific advisor Mitchell David Pemberton also stepped down.
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Former Football Association Chairman Greg Clarke Resigns From FIFA Council
Former Football Association chairman Greg Clarke resigned from his role as a FIFA vice-president on Thursday, two days after he left the FA over a series of offensive remarks.
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FA chairman Greg Clarke Claims Diversity Review Blocked By Board
The FA have been keen to promote former Chelsea and Aston Villa defender Paul Elliott, who is chair of the organisation's inclusion advisory board, to their full board.
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Football Fans Unlikely To Enter Stadiums "Any Time Soon", Says English FA Chairman
English Football Association chairman Greg Clarke has warned that the coronavirus crisis could cost the governing body 300 million pounds.
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Premier League "May Not Finish", Says FA Chief: Report
The Premier League has been suspended until April 4 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Symantec CEO to Step Down in Abrupt Departure as Company Warns on Profit
Symantec CEO Greg Clark stepped down unexpectedly on Thursday, the same day the antivirus software maker issued a profit warning.
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Japan's Honda To Shut UK Plant By 2021, 3,500 Jobs At Risk
Honda's decision to shut its UK plant in Swindon with the loss of 3,500 jobs is "devastating", Britain's business secretary Greg Clark said on Tuesday
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Tata Trusts Clarify Ratan Tata Did Not Meet UK Prime Minister Theresa May
Ratan Tata, patriarch of the Indian Tata family, did not meet Prime Minister Theresa May a few weeks ago, Tata Trusts said in a statement, after a government source told Reuters last week that the pair and business minister Greg Clark had recently met."The Tata Trusts clarify that Mr. Ratan N. Tata did not have any meetings with the Prime Minister ...
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UK-Listed Firms May Have To Show Worker-Boss Pay Gap Under New Rules
Britain's biggest companies will from 2020 be legally required to publish the gap between the salary of their chief executive and what they pay their average UK worker, under proposed new government rules
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UK Government Announces New Steps Against Illegal Immigrants
Britain's government promised new measures Monday to crack down on illegal immigrants by making landlords evict them, as the Calais migrants crisis continued to dominate the headlines.
