Simon Caulkin

Toyota shows that there is still life in the UK car industry.

Managers are multiplying. But are there enough people doing anything productive?

Of all experiences – includingplaying for England – setting up his own firm was the best grounding for the England job, says Clive Woodward

Bob Kiley, the man who runs the Clapham omnibus, tells Simon Caulkin his revolution has yet to reach its destination

Medicine for the public services is the same as for the Bank of England: be independent.

Rover is a classic case of shareholders coming first.

Toyota shows that there is still life in the UK car industry.

IF PUBLIC services are to decide the election, how Tony Blair would like every town to be like Liverpool.

Not the poor employee, it would seem. But contented workers do make for better companies.

PEOPLE used to cluck about police officers apparently getting younger by the day. They don’t any more, because how would they know? They rarely see any.