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Russia's president Vladimir Putin has scrapped New Year holidays for government ministers because of the unfolding economic crisis.

But at the same time, the president has had to replace a premier and five ministers because of scandals involving money since his inauguration in February 1998.

Towards the end of the book he wonders if the House of Commons is the best place to produce ministers because of their lack of managerial ability.

That continuity is needed too for business confidence.Where does this lack of business confidence come from?When the whole time you are having to replace ministers because of corruption, when you have the public banks deciding who gets access to credit, without clear criteria decided in Congress, even though you are talking about public money, it creates a lack of confidence.

The fact that the two crucial ministries in the new government defence and interior have been temporarily handed to acting ministers because of last-minute wrangles bodes ill for the new government's cohesion before it has even begun to function (see article).

The owners of 250 Toyotas have reported they have a potentially lethal fault which causes the accelerator pedal to stick down, the company's UK arm said today, as the government announced the withdrawal of a fleet of Avensis cars used by ministers because of safety fears.

We only know about New Labour's out-of-their-depth ministers because accounts of the period have been published.

The party president is almost guaranteed to become prime minister because of the party's domination of Parliament.

Like his predecessor, Mr. Takeshita, in 1989, was forced to resign as prime minister because of a scandal.

Maria Miller was forced to resign as culture and media minister because of public revulsion over MPs' expenses.

Jayalalitha, however, was initially barred from returning to the post of chief minister because of a pending court case against her for allegedly acquiring property illegally.