In the event, he was asked to split his time between the two departments, then, after a while, to concentrate on religion. The running gag about the saucy, busty Rita being caught in compromising situations with the tailor by the Rabbi fall flat along with everything else. If they really are leaders then they generously share their learning and experience with their teams. Do clients now expect to see a large number of CVs because their recruitment suppliers feel that sending a large number of CVs qualifies as good recruitment business?

Typical of broadcasters, Mr Ahmed is coy about giving away too much detail in advance: “Some of the projects we’re doing you can imagine another broadcaster might be quite interested in, or a newspaper or magazine, so that by the time our programme goes out they’ll have already done the story themselves. When Mr Ahmed was appointed, one criticism was not that he was a Muslim, but that his pro­grammes were not very good.

A total of 40 episodes were made; along with a mini episode that was featured in ITV's All Star Comedy Carnival in 1969. In an attempt to seal an exclusive vacancy, recruiters are often encouraged to offer a number of CVs to a client as a way of closing off the need for that client to brief a competitor. Whereas a print journalist has a newspaper cutting to mark where he or she has been, the broadcaster leaves no trace.

who believes in working day and night and producing nothing and uses a fantastic astro-telescope for casual bird watching. They are involved in the rag trade, but he was determined to become a graphic designer, sitting up late at night to draw album covers and football programmes.The tailors were also reunited for a 1972 full-length feature film which also starred Yootha Joyce and Bill Maynard. When asked how he knows, he replies that at the end of the service, "you genuflected and made the sign of the cross!