The future of the show's other two presenters - Hammond and May - is unclear, with both men's Top Gear contracts having run out.
Since then, peace deals with the warlords, including a lucrative amnesty and government contracts, have pacified the area.
This has sometimes meant taking on the vested interests of the medical profession, and Seddon's description of SalaUna suggests that power lies with the managers of the business, who use contracts, incentives, data and dismissal as tools to shape the behaviour of clinicians.
Often the only source of emergency cash is loan sharks, increasingly big business in Kenya, with borrowers signing ambiguous photocopied contracts and tying themselves into interest rates of 50% or more.
Narodnaya Volya, or "People's Will", was forced to close after two state distributors and a publishing house decided to cancel their contracts, citing different reasons.
The government hopes that the lure of extended contracts will entice greater investment from the private sector and allow the government to reduce the taxpayer's contribution to the railways.
"Maybe it was unexpected that the deal was reached," admitted Zsoltan Kovacs, an Orban spokesman, adding: "The contracts are signed".
The documents handed over to HMRC allegedly show how Google's London sales staff would negotiate and sign contracts with British customers, and cash was paid into a UK bank account, but the deals were technically booked through its Dublin office to minimise its liabilities here.
A typical combined salary for a WSL player also on one of 27 "central" England contracts is around £45,000 per annum – peanuts compared to their male peers but an infinite improvement on the £5 match fees commonly paid by leading clubs only a couple of decades ago.
"Charities are in competition for service delivery contracts.
The plight of the two players has made many question the worth of lucrative central contracts.
