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Injustice

It was reported that a delivery man was made to resign for taking a sack of potatoes from a supermarket just before it was dumped into a skip. The reason given by the employing company was that this incident had breached the trust the company enjoyed with its client.

Jerry del Missier, the former Barclays Bank executive at the centre of the interest rate rigging scandal that cost the lender £290 million, has walked away with a pay-off of almost £9 million.

As the saying goes, an injustice anywhere is an injustice everywhere.

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