Riddle of Scottish traveller 'shot dead by a gang of Somali pirates.'

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Relatives of Alan MacLean, who is reported to have been killed by armed pirates aboard the French-registered yacht 'Correlation' off the coast of Somalia, are not convinced that this is really what happened to him. Indeed, they doubt that he is dead at all, even though it is certainly true that there have been attacks on ships sailing close to the Somali coast. They have revealed that MacLean had expressed concern about his safety aboard the yacht, and question why the pirates did not kill the French skipper, Philippe Sorel, and a female companion.

Somalia, Crimes against, Crime, Travelers, MacLean, Alan

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Jonathan Gloag had it all. It wasn't enough

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It appears that Jonathan Gloag, who mother Ann is a co-founder of the extremely successful company Stagecoach, committed suicide as the result of a long-term depressive illness. He had no financial worries, having a stake in his mother's fortune, and enjoyed a happy family life. However, there were some negative elements in his life, including his estrangement from his father and the fact that it was hard for him to establish a rewarding career.

Biography, Gloag, Jonathan

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We row because we're so close

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Claude Agius, who owns a scooter business in London, England, feels that his daughter Claudia has made significant progress in helping him manage the business, even though she sometimes does too much without consulting him. He is proud of her achievements, but sometimes becomes annoyed because she is flamboyant and unpunctual. She finds the work interesting, but becomes frustrated when her father will not let her become fully involved.

Strategy & planning, Motorcycle dealers, Psychological aspects, Management, Retail industry, Retail trade, Interview, Fathers and daughters, Father-daughter relations, Agius, Claude, Agius, Claudia

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