We don’t want to lose you, but...

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• From Here to Eternity

  Getting the sack is bad enough, but filling the time while finding a new job
  can be even worse

  par Mahood
• We Don’t Want To Lose You, But We Think You Ought To Go...

  Case No. 107/4/J(b)from the KEITH WATERHOUSE files

  par Keith Waterhouse
• For What We Are About To Receive, May The Lord Make Us Truly Thankful

  Punch's Nine-Point Guide to Retirement

  par David Williams
• Fiddling While the Judge Burns

  Alan Brien suggests that one man's perk is another man's privilege

  par Alan Brien
• If Britain had fallen...

  ...but why is it always the Nazis who raise the most excited speculations on the part of historians and tellypundits? What about ail those other threats that have dotted our past?

• To be honest...

  Second of our series in which a team of hand-picked cynics suggests that Honesty ls The Best Policy is the biggest lie of all

  par André Previn
• Introducing Expertology

  Miles Kington explains the principles behind a brand-new science

• The Wonderful World of Publishing

  "ln this uninhibited, attacking yet always fair piece, author FRANK DOUGHTY strips the veil of secrecy from the monsters of publishing and puts an unerring finger on their weaknesses. lt is bound to cause controversy, argument, even bitterness, yet we believe we are right to publish it at this time."

  par Frank Doughty