Reputational Damage

A Point of View: A Point of View: Clive James by BBC

Apr 17, 200910:10Society & Culture

Clive James reflects on what it takes to make – and break – a good reputation in public life. He concludes that the government’s latest euphemism ‘reputational damage’ to describe the fallout concerning Gordon Brown’s sp...

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