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Mr Putin dispatched Dmitry Kozak, one of his most trusted aides (and tipped to be prime minister if the current one is sacked), to be his representative in the region, with a special brief to foster economic development.

Each segment in the retransmission queue has a flag bit "SACKed" to indicate whether this segment has been reported to have been received in an SACK option.

Another significant development was the decision of the second city's local newspaper, the Birmingham Mail, to run an editorial demanding Lambert be sacked to give Villa fresh impetus to stop their slide towards relegation.

Some suggested I should name the entire Warwickshire bowling attack and indeed they've clearly had a great year under Graeme Welch, but Wright's pace, wickets and 'from sacked to championship winner' story is one of the more enjoyable tales from the game.  .

The Purana Taskforce, as presented in this series, is not a portrayal of the real Taskforce, as laws in Victoria do not allow real police officers, including those who previously served and were not sacked, to be portrayed by actors in the media.

At a weapons dump in the Rajasthan desert in India, a gardener was sacked to save money.

Fear: Premier League eventually schedules no games at all on Saturdays, forcing us on MOtD to get sacked managers to play football video games and have the pundits analyse them.

You'll know you're about to get sacked thanks to the rumble.

The high-profile rift led to Moores being sacked and to Pietersen quitting as captain after just three games.

Of course, the award for the best response to 'Piers Morgan gets sacked' goes to Jobsite, for this ingenious PR stunt: We'll always do our best to help anyone find a new job.

Its biggest rival, LivingSocial, sacked close to 10% of its staff last week and Amazon, its largest shareholder, has written off $169m related to its stake, almost as much as it paid for it.