PRESS DIGEST-Financial Times - September 11
Primark launches delivery service to arrest sales slump
Primark plans to roll out home delivery in Britain and has acquired a warehouse in Sheffield to support the move, ending years of resistance to a full online offering.
Ryanair investors revolt over Michael O'Leary's pay deal
Ryanair faced a shareholder revolt over a pay deal that could net CEO Michael O'Leary at least €150 million ($174.00 million), after almost 40% of investors voted against the proposal.
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Foreign Office to appoint first female head after Mandelson turmoil
Lindy Cameron, Britain's high commissioner to India, will become the first woman to serve as permanent secretary at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.
Burnham urged not to snub Commonwealth summit amid reparations demands
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing pressure to confirm whether he will attend a Commonwealth summit in Antigua in November, as Caribbean nations step up demands for slavery reparations.
